England Japan war unlikely says French writer
Paris March 23 Jean Rodes a French writer says war between England and the United States is beyond reason and predicts England would not ally with Japan against America. He notes naval power shifts and Japan as arbitrator in Asia while warning Britain would suffer if Japan or America wins.
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Ice Encrusts Peak of Mount Popocatepeti
Mexico City reports shocking changes on Mount Popocatepetl as scientists note the peak has become icy. The mountain recently smoked, then snow melted, and a fresh ice layer now covers the surface near the crater, puzzling geologists.
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Musterole Relief Ad Promises Joint and Chest Comfort
Musterole claims to ease stiff joints and chest cold symptoms with mustard oil ointment. Advertises hospital size jars at $3, boasting doctor and nurse recommendations and wide usage for bronchitis, croup, fever sores, and muscle pains.
Almshouse Conditions Questioned by Grand Jury
Rockville March 28 sensational report on the Montgomery county almshouse calls the facility unfit for habitation. The grand jury for the March term of the Circuit Court recommends reprimand of trustees if fault lies with them. The almshouse holds 13 inmates: four white men, two white women, three colored men, and four colored women.
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Woman Fasts 55 Days Reduces Forty Pounds in Hillsboro
Nettie Douglas wife of Dr W W Douglas completed a 55 day fast in Hillsboro Maryland March 28 She had previously fasted to lose weight but this was the longest She drank water throughout and carried on her usual social and home duties Her weight loss was about forty pounds and she now appears in good health
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Indian Maids in Fight for Millions
Oil fortune worth millions and $1.5 million in royalties remains tied up after eight years of litigation by Creek Indian heirs. Martha Jackson already secured $1 million. Mary Saley also claims as heir. Two maidens press courts to share the estate from Chief Thilocco who died in 1899 and prompted a large allotment on the Oklahoma Reservation.
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Vaudeville bill at The Colonial features many acts
The Maryland News and Pic torial showcases Hoyt Harris Winters in Marriage a la Carte Mabel Burke Co Helen Bell Rush Euegene Brothers Three Bohemians Mr Fatima and new acts. The Maryland News lists four big vaudeville acts plus short comedy. Shirley Mason in Wlame of Youth Wallace Reid in The Charm School Kentuckins Paramount special Nixon's Academy with Oh Daddy Madge Kennedy The Truth and Way Down East showings daily matinee and night.
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Oh Daddy Musical Comedy at Nixon's Academy Tonight
The Nixon's Academy presents the big musical comedy Oh Daddy a lively effervescent show with pop numbers and a thread of plot carried through three scenes. The cast includes top musical comedy artists and a Broadway chorus known for singing and dancing. Griffith’s Way Down East is noted for its screen rights and enduring appeal on tour.
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Griffiths Best Way Down East At Nixon’s Academy
Announced as the era defining Griffith production by David W. Griffith Way Down East comes to Nixon’s Academy starting Wednesday March 30. The spectacle blends country life to city wealth with lavish color schemes and ornate gowns culminating in the New England blizzard and ice gorge scene, promising unprecedented stagecraft and finish.
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Former Belgian actor Horace Haine leads butler role in The Truth
The article notes the servant shortage affecting early cinema and cites Horace Haine as one of the country’s best butlers. Goldwyn secured Haine to portray the butler in The Truth, to be shown at the Academy Tuesday, with Haine famed for capable six reels of service.
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Shirley Mason Introduces Flame of Youth at Colonial
The Colonial Theatre announces a limited engagement starting today featuring Shirley Mason in Flame of Youth produced by William Fox. The photoplay presents Mason in a showcase of her talents as the charming young star.
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Belgian Village Heart Torn Between Two Lovers Tale
A Belgian peasant girl faces choosing between a visiting Parisian painter and her longtime village sweetheart. The drama spans the Belgian village Brussels and Parisian elite circles, with advances reporting the scene.
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Flame of Youth staged under Howard M Mitchell
The play Flame of Youth is staged under the direction of Howard M Mitchell with cast including Raymond McKee Philo Mc Cullough and other well known players.
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Shocking Night at Palace Theatre with Lyons Moran
A lively five reel comedy features Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran in A Shocking Night. The plot centers on a host and hostess pretending in a moneyed home as servants flee the real occupants. Alta Allen and Lillian Hall star opposite Lyons and Moran with a strong supporting cast. Also showing is A Veiled Mystery starring Antonio Moreno.
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WILLS IN BURLESQUE IN TORONTO SHOWS DEMPSEY REMATCH HOPE
Harry Wills a famed African American heavyweight has joined a burlesque troupe in Toronto. He opened there and told the audience of his wish to meet Jack Dempsey. He asserts he has faced no obstacles in gaining recognition.
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Plaything of Broadway Promises a New Dawn at Palace
Justine Johnstone stars as a woman who leaves a reckless life behind and seeks a clean, purposeful future. The drama, titled Plaything of Broadway, unfolds as she meets a man who helps her find love and a dignified path at the Palace Theatre tomorrow.
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