Theatres Local Advance With Ken Interst to Robinson Grand
The Robinson Grand to present Hayard Veiller's "Within the Law" adapted by American Play Company. Thureday September 25 marks the premiere with Theodore Roosevelt’s police career noted and Veiller’s background as detective HQ writer providing material for dramatic scenes.
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Clerksburg bowling league selects officers and teams
A frenzied Gore building meeting reorganizes the Clarksburg City Bowl League with G. Dresvach presiding Perry Williams elected president Raymond P Rady treasurer and two member executive committee. Twelve bowlers chosen as team captains including F A Tietaedt Drake R B L Johnson Harry Da Under Sealed Orders era melodrama and other theater notes mix with local sports updates.
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Be FOUN the was RE Mitter operatic project
In a fragmentary note the author hints at an operatic version of a work titled FUP Van Vlakts. The plan involves a composer named Puctin and suggests ongoing creative development.
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Broadway’s Blitinge Theater Sells Out Amid Star Endorsements
A New York season at Blitinge Theater attracts praise from top critics and notable figures including Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt. The program features George Brondhurat’s Today with Shuberts and W A Brady, plus Burrle’s The Tyranny of Tears and The Trail of the Lonesome Pine on tour. Charlotte Walker widens her Western run as Joseph Brooks leads The Rising Generation cast. Also noted are league decisions and bowling team selections for the upcoming fall season.
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Fragmentary names and places in a tangled report
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names such as Drake, Ray, Lidia, Maya, and T. D. Smith along with vague phrases like captain and estate. The text lacks clear actions, dates, or locations, offering only disjointed identifiers from an unclear event.
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Dawns Snyder and Sperow Held On Mail Fraud Charge
In Glarksburg United States court fore H A Dawns J W Snyder TL H Snyder and Mary ite Sperow were given preliminary hearing on charges of using the U S mail for fraudulent purposes. They were held under heavy bond following actions by federal grand jury at Chareairg. The Snyder brothers and Sperow ran a large Martinsburg store and allegedly defrauded wholesale houses nationwide of thousands in goods. Post Office inspectors Allen and Mensch led the case, closing the alleged fraud and causing the arrests days ago.
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City Baseball League Closes With Weekend Union Park Games
If the Weatherman allows, two fast games at Union Park will close the City Baseball League season. Four league teams will compete, and Moran and Grite bon are back home after solid seasons. Sunday marks the league’s close though not the baseball season, with about 200 teams booked for future play.
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Baby Dies in Pittsburg. Aubrey Hustead's Daughter Passes
Naomi Hustead aged two died Friday in Pittsburg. She was the granddaughter of Mrs. Blaine Hustead of this city. Funeral and burial will be in Pittsburg tomorrow.
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Appointment Made For Health Bulletin Board
A monthly health bulletin is set to be issued this week by Annapolis Maryland officials. Dr LS Jepson, secretary to the board, has been appointed to oversee the bulletin. The notice states the publication will be free to the public and available to residents.
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Notable chinaware ad claims safe cleaning with Easy Task Soap
An old advertisement touts Easy Task Soap as the only effective, safe cleaner for chinaware. It warns that ordinary white laundry soaps damage or dull fine china, noting germs and cleanliness concerns during tense times, and promotes the product as careful for fragile surfaces.
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