Shore Acres on Screen Delivers Dramatic Rural New England Tale
The production of Shore Acres brings the famous Herne comedy to film with Alice Lake as Helen Berry. Rex Ingram directs from Arthur J. Zellner with dramatic scenes set in a storming lighthouse wreck. The plot follows a stern farmer who tries to force a marriage, faces ruin, and seeks forgiveness as tragedy unfolds.
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New England
Alice Lake
Helen Berry
Screen Classics Inc
Shore Acres
Rex Ingram
Arthur J. Zellner
Ann
Minstrel Comedy Co Opens Week Run Here
The Warrison Musical comedy show opened a week's engagement at the Hutto theatre last evening to a packed house. The entertainment was good and the musical numbers were encored many times keeping the chorus of pretty girls hard at work all the evening. There will be a complete change of program nightly.
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Warrison
Hutto Theatre
The Broken Butterfly on Stage and Screen
The Broken Butterfly revered as Maurice Tourneur’s directing masterwork now plays American theatres. It blends dramatic human drama with cinematic transformation, tracing a remorseful composer’s love, set from Canada's forests to carnival scenes in Rio and the Mediterranean. Cody’s sympathetic handling elevates the performer’s heartbreak and remorse.
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Maurice Tourour
Canada
Marcene
Riia
Cody
Colonial "Shore Acres" at American theatre
Colonial Shore Acres starring Alice will headline the American lure attraction featuring the Screen Class society picturization of James Herne's celebrated stage drama New England folk tale is announced as the lure at the theatre.
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James Herne
Alice He
UTRALIZE ACIDS IN YOUR STOMACH
Stomach indigestion relief advised by avoiding acids and ferments blamed for heartburn. The text promotes magnesium-based preparations like magnesia as a temporary aid to digestion after meals, claiming long term benefit with a few doses daily. It cautions against artificial digestants.
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Ry Aufferer
Brooklyn Strike Reaches Crucial Stage At BRT
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company faced a pivotal moment as 11 000 workers strike nears deadline. Company officials warn that failure to return by tomorrow noon could cost seniority rights and other privileges amid Lindley M. Garrison’s ultimatum. The walkout continues after workers voted to persist until demands are met, while the firm posts a 10 percent wage increase for all staff.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Lindley M. Garrison
Car Shortage Hits Southern States
Louisville report says a severe car shortage grips Southern states including Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee and Kentucky as Southern producers of corn lumber and manufactured goods struggle to obtain enough freight cars and empties.
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Louisville
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Foreign Commerce Service
The
Southern Railway Company
Shipping orders call for more freight cars
The statement says many additional cars will be needed to move the forthcoming cotton crop. The Interstate Commerce Commission may be asked to have eastern and western cars sent to the South. Sub normal car construction and repairs during government operation contributed to a car shortage, and orders require southern carriers to deliver cars to western trunk lines for moving the western grain crop.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Wes
Missippi
Medora Peck Oberlin Pioneer Dies in City
Medora Eliza Peck former Oberlin resident died here Sunday evening after seven years with her daughter Mrs. Harry M. Redington. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday at 234 Wooster Street, burial in Oberlin. Born March 25 1851 at Oberlin to Chauncey and Mary Ann Wack. Married December 16 1874.
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Medora Eliza Peck
Oberlin
Harry M. Redington
Wooster Street
Peck
Chauncey
Mary Ann Wack
Marital Note Tells Of Long Union and Abtleboro Tie
A brief line notes a marriage to Johnathan Maxcy Peck of Abtleboro Massachusetts with the exception of the last few years spent.
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Johnathan Maxcy Peck
Abtleboro, Mass
Elyla of Oberlin Remains as Local School Struggles
In Oberlin Elyla, widow of long time resident, lives as area schools face enrollment pressures. The district notes higher turnout and about 200 more students than prior years. The piece highlights community impact and local concerns about resources and stability.
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