Campaign To Eliminate Propaganda In Textbooks
Transcribed commentary from New York on September 16 arguing against external control of American history texts. The piece lambasts propaganda and lauds Knights of Columbus backing a $1,000,000 effort to shape US history, warning of biased depictions and urging original-source study with prize incentives for submissions on colonial charters and colonial era topics.
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Bow
McSweeney
New York
America
Fencht
Henry Clay
Knights of Columbus
United States
Peecy
England
Japan
Peter Wright
Engifah
Keights of Columbus
Colonia
Revolutionary Topics and a Lost Auto Fire Report
A survey of revolutionary figures and diplomatic relations contrasts with a local accident: Bloom Auto burned when a backfire ignited gasoline near the Country Club, destroying a three thousand dollar vehicle with no insurance, as Miss Rhoda Hartman prepares to teach English at Easton High School after leaving Cavetown.
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Bloom Auto
Jense
Bloom
Rhoda Hartman
Cavetown
Jeft Thureday
Easton
High Bethool
A Divorice of Convenience at Nixon's Academy
Owen Moore stars in a comedy of errors as a man forced to pose as a convenience marriage correspondent. The venue, Nixon's Academy, shows the film for two days, with Farnum and Hart also featured in a lineup of classic productions and stage adaptations.
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Owen Moore
Nixon
Academy
William Farnum
Daniel Theatre
Tyos
Aroun
Prancess Willow
Justin Huntly McCarthy
H. Sothern
Mr. Farnum
Charles Dickens
United States
Great Britain
Clara Kimball Young Star and Pioneering Producer
Clara Kimball Young emerged as a leading film star in the first organized motion picture companies. She achieved electric signage recognition at the Criterion Theatre and became head of her own producing company, Mita Young, with releases including A Year of Youth The Forbidden Woman The Soul of Rafael and Midchannel.
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Clara Himball
Clara Kimball Young
Moving Picture
Criterion Theatre
Mita Young
Rafael
Garson Studios to Premiere Hueh at Palace Theatre Next Week
Bho hay plans a busy fall and winter in Los Angeles appearing in five photo plays yearly. The first is the Clara Kimball Young feature Hueh from Garson Productions. It will be shown at the Palace Theatre in New York City next week.
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Bho Hay
New York
Asong
Garson Studios
Los Angeles
Clara Kimball Young
Garson Productions
Palace Theatre
The Creat Redeones TM At Palace Theatre
Mr Tourneur has directed motion pictures for fifteen years and presents The Great Redeemer, a milestone work, shown Monday and Tuesday at the Palace Theatre. The film depicts a crime robber who paints a masterpiece on a wall, with Tourneur’s artistry enhancing the scene.
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Wenanp
Mauties Teersour
Palace Thetre
Tourneur
Tournour
Tour
Enr
Money Says Union Of Elderly Man In London
An elderly 88 year old man married 65 years bought a suit of clothes, a seemingly irrational act for a man long settled in marriage now wearing that same attire. A Chester Pa reader, J W Beabock, reports kidney and back pain easing after using Poley Kidney Pills.
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London
George Howletts
J. W. Beabock
Chester
Ted
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Ae Westie
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Danzer
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