New York Day by Day Diary Notes and Stage Gossip
A fragmentary diary recounts social chatter about theater and film figures. Mentions Dare ques, Valentine Williams, Besla rest mivsterk, Ed Wien, Richard Barthelmess, Edward G Rel, Gav Lombardo, Libo Holman, Alb ia Brady, Greta Xtag, and Greta in silent films. Describes opening night bustle, salaries, and crowded seats with playful anecdotes.
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Pest
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Lucas Beebe
Boston
Earl Benhams
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Ed Wien
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Pictorial Resiea
Richard Barthelmess
Edward G Rel
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Gil Boag
Twared Vowsich
Johuolden
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Ravere
Aneed
Stage Slump and Glamour Flash in London Social Scene
A fragmentary feature outlines Miss Nissen amid celebrity fashion at Tony’s, noting gowns and train designs, mentions Sophie Tucker and H. G. Wells fans, and lists society hostesses and dressmakers with vivid but obscured details. It frames a brisk, gossipy portrait of upper crust social life and sartorial excess.
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Frank Henderson
Owl Man
Frtz Dorses
Sophie Tucker
Taken From Our Files Local Camp and Public Affairs
A 50 member Elyria camp of the Royal Newbbors of America formed last night, boasting the largest charter membership in Ohio. Oberlin College football coach Snyder shapes the team as they crush the Cornwell giants. Secretary of War Newton D. Baker spoke at city park on the League of Nations, urging voters to back President Wilson. A Lorain County GOP delegation plans to visit Senator Harding at Marion on Oct 18 for his final porch talks. William Dowd, 95, longtime Elyria resident, died at home. Rev. H. E. Lucas, 42, Lorain pastor, died from lockjaw in Attica. Three years ago the county children’s home in Oberlin saw new leadership as R. A. Longman and wife took charge. Hickory Tree Grange dedicated its new hall on MIlls Avenue in Amherst. Senator Roscoe McCulloch opened Lorain County Republican campaign with a whirlwind swing, arguing living standards are the key issue.
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Royal Newbbors of America
Ohio
Newton D. Baker
League of X Nations
Wilson
Loraine County
Senator Harding
Marion
William Dowd
Parkview Court
Re. H. E. Lucas
Delaware Avénue
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Attica
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R. A. Longman
Cincinnati
Oberlin
George A. Mosher
Amherst
Hickorry Tree Grange
Miia Avenue
A Perfect Autumn Day Glows With Harvest Charm
A vivid description celebrates early autumn beauty and harvest bounty. The writer compares nature to Longfellow, praising ripened corn, pumpkins, canning supplies, and stores filling larders. The piece extols autumn’s colors, harvest spirit, and preparations for Thanksgiving amid serene, richly colored landscapes.
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Hermik
Longfellow
Neutrality in Face of War Propaganda Urged by US Leader
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt argues for strict US neutrality in the Italo-Ethiopian conflict and warns against subversive propaganda from any source. It emphasizes public support for President Roosevelt, condemns entanglement in European wars, and cites Senator Borah on the dangers of war and propaganda.
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Talcumine
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Borah
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlights From Historic Notes
Notable anniversaries marked include William Penn born 1644 at Dunstable and Paul Mua, actor, born in Australia. Today also lists Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and RF Sumner Welles among birthdays. A horoscope recaps personal advancement themes with caution on overreliance on fate. An item about Cra ig Waters mentions ropes and a rapid feat in a recent roping contest.
Death penied in Ad London De Lacer a Radio Br Te He was 50 presigienir rumo dead
A garbled obituary note reports a 50 year old man connected to London radio, with unclear wording indicating a death and a forthcoming public acknowledgment. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable details and named entities.
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Persigienir Rumo
Gas Mask Factory Operating In China
In Canton China a gas mask factory will produce 200 masks daily using available materials. The First Group authorities will test a co manufactured plant for army air force and public use. About $605059 is set aside for building expenses with construction slated to begin in October.
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China
Mary
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