Apple juice plan aims to redefine cider in 1920s policy
Washington reports that a new Farm Bulletin promotes unfermented apple juice as a major American product while警 warning cider can drift into alcohol. Experts warn against adding fermentables and outline legal limits, noting potential consumer costs and regulatory confusion surrounding juice versus cider.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Department
Cmimmissioner
Moller Company Opens Branch Store in Frederick
The M. P. Moller Company announces a permanent branch in Frederick Maryland after a successful 30 day introductory sale. Contracts for remodels establish a modern music store with plans for an Ampico Recital to showcase their re reenacting piano and attract local interest.
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M. P. Moller Company
Dagmar
Hegerstown
Frederick
Moller Company
Appeals Damages Awarded Breaks Fixed Instantly
An appeal from the decision of the Board of Street Commissioners regarding damages and benefits for opening an alley between West Washington and Dale streets was served on Miss Reynolds. The board awarded her $85, but she claims greater damages and appeared at the last meeting, which denied her claim. The board then ordered purchase of a one ton truck to fix street breaks rapidly as reported.
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Board of Street Commissioners
West Washington
Dale
Misa Mary W. Reynolds
Miss Rey
C.A. Tennely
Tenney
West End
Barber
A. B. Grubmyer
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Beautiful cast in The Seventh Day at Palace Theatre
Richard Barthelmess defends the beauty of his Seventh Day cast. He challenges a Chicago professor who claimed all beautiful women are in Africa. He cites Louise Huff Anne Cornwall Teddie Gerard Gladyne McClure Douise Lea and extras in the ballroom as proof. Directed by Henry King for First National Pictures.
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Richard Barthelmesa
Chicago
Wuld
Palace Theatre
Africa
Louise Huff
Misa
Anne Cornwall
Teddie Gerard
Mias
Gla‘lyn
McClure
Douise Lea
Henry King
Tee
First National Pictures
August Named for Roman Emperor Augustus
The article explains that the month of August derives its name from the Roman emperor Augustus, linking the calendar term to his legacy. It notes the historical practice of honoring rulers by naming months after them and highlights the cultural impact of this naming tradition.
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Augustus
Talmadge and OBrien At Nixon Academy Today
Ethel M Duell's The Safety Curtain dramatized by Sidmay A Franklin and Paul West will screen at Nixon's Academy today as Norma Talmadge begins a two day engagement with Eugene O'Brien as her leading man. The revival traces from a London music hall to English Army life in India with thrilling scenes and a strong love thread. A Chaplin comedy Work is also on the program. Venezuela has the hottest climate in the western continent.
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London
India
The Green Temptation in Old World Pictures
The Colonial Theatre presents The Green Temptation a six reel panorama of Old World and New World life. Opening with Rue Macabre Paris it tours Paris catacombs Paris mansions imperial era French villages and a Parisian theater before crossing to New York tea rooms and the nouveau riche offering a Cook's tour in six reels.
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Betty Cottpson
Paramount Picture
Colonial Theatre
Cook
Mfe
Macabre
Paris
Europpe
Theatre de la Capitale
New York
Longstand
Four Year Old Actor Gains Fame on Screen at Palace
Richard Headrick, the four year old child actor, plays a prominent role in the Joan M. Stahl production The Song of Life presented through Associated First National Pictures at the Palace tomorrow.
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Richard Headrick
Joan M. Stahl
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Herbs Used in Medicines In English Gardens
A Manchester paper urges renewed cultivation of old-fashion medicinal herbs in English gardens. In the U S such herbs have faded from small gardens yet are imported in large quantities from Turkey India and China for commercial purposes. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound uses tons of these herbs annually as a non narcotic remedy for women's ailments.
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Manchester
England
United States
Turkey
India
China
Lydia E. Pinkham
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