When Bate and Annett Star in Paramount Works
A 1920s cinema listing highlights Annett in When Do We Eat at Middlesex Friday and Friday Jan 17 18, with Do West and Vaude along with four acts. Victor Moore in Snobs headlines Engel’s program alongside Kultur and other acts including Gladys Brockwell in Kultur and touring comedian acts at Grand Theatre and Tivoli shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Middle West
Little Eva
Enid Bennett
Vaude
James M. Flage
Unclear OCR Fragment Seeks Clarification
Fragmentary text from a newspaper item is unreadable and incomplete, leaving no clear event, names, or context to summarize into a valid two-line card with a decisive headline and factual teaser.
Local Notes and Personnel Shifts in Deep River Area
Helen tel na Mery ear caer and other residents listed. Carl Linden quit school and joined C. J. Bates and Son. Teddy Classen returns from Branford to his mother Jennie Starkey. Miss Christian Rankin ill. State Guard drill tonight in town hall. John H. Gilbert to resume steamer ticket work after spring navigation. Louie Wright moving from Hartford to Chester to join C. J. Bates & Son. James Grote left Pratt, Read & Co. Baldwin Chapter O. E. entertains at Miss Mary Welch’s Ivoryton home with whist tonight.
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Helen Tel Na Mery
Taek Marion Myrta
May Ferguson
Martha
Carolyn Kane
Electa
Mary van Etten
Carl Linden
C. J. Bates& Son
Teddy"Classen
Jennie ‘Starkey
Branford
Christian Rankin
Robert Rankin
Division of State Guard
Town Hall
John H. Gilbert
Middletown
West Factory
Louie Wright
Hartford
Chester
C. J. Bates & Son
James Grote
Pratt, Read & Co
Baldwin Chapter
O. E
Ivoryton
Mary Welch
Dolly Barber’s Seventh Birthday Party At Saybrook
Miss Dolly Barber entertained ten playmates for her seventh birthday at home on Wednesday with games music and refreshments. Attending were Ida Sullivan Marjorie Daniels Ethel Celia Hull Rosa Banta Beatrice Brewer Clarine Dupree and Horace Barber who wished her many more birthdays. Also noted were Hon and Mrs James H Day of Hartford visiting their summer home and Mr and Mrs M J Golden in New Haven. The steamboats ran final Hartford to New York trips last night and Charles King worked on government buildings in New London. Influenza cases were steady with no new admissions. John D Brosnan has resumed duties as Snare Line electric motorman after army discharge. Elisha G Clark age 90 died after months illness funeral Saturday at his home at 1:30 p.m. Mrs George Gates visiting friends in Higganum.
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Saybrook
Dolly Barber
Ida Sullivan
Marjorie Daniels
Ethel
Celia Hull
Rosa Banta
Beatrice Brewer
Clarine Dupree
Horace Barber
James H. Day
Hartford
M. J. Golden
New Haven
New York
Charles King
New London
John D. Brosnan
Elisha G. Clark
George Gates
Higganunr
Higganum Social Notes and War Casualty Correction
In Higganum Jan 16 lawyer R A Tyler called. A report in The Evening Press wrongly listed William J O Connor among airplane casualties. he is alive at Camp Upton Long Island after prior wounding abroad. Also notes on local residents Miss Eva Carlson Gladys Illness William Lamson and Red Cross sewing gathering.
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Higganum
R. A. Tyler
Tylerville
William J. O’connor
Billy
Camp Upton
Long Island
Smith Spencer
Candlewood Hill
Eva Carlson
Gladys
Perry Brainard
New Haven
A. N. Brainard
New York
Clara Carlson
Charles Lamson
Middletown
E. O. Burr
Hale
Middle Haddam
the Red Cross
Moodus Notes on People and Moves
Moodus reports show S W Smith’s family driving a new horse. George Spencer of Guilford visited Dr U S and Mrs Cook. Charles B Brooks has arrived in New York from overseas and is at Camp Mills. Mrs William Davis moved to her grandparents’ home with C R Holmes. Mr Ritt helped at his son’s store. Mrs Daniel Butler joined her husband in Dayton and found furnished rooms awaiting her during his stay. Guion Manee returned home to New Britain after a weekend visit with relatives.
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Daniel Butler
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Butler
Guion Manee
New Britain
Everett Mygette Returns Home After Naval Discharge
Everett Mygette, lately stationed at Great Lakes naval station, is discharged and back in Chester. Miss Mayme Montana has left the town. An entertainment by the middle district group at the Congregational church drew a large crowd last evening. A remark notes a man may drown his conscience with liquor but will be ready to resume business next.
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Chester
Everett Mygette
Great Lake Naval Station
Mayme Montana
Congregational Church
Local Notes and Disturbances on West Avenue and Main Street
Fragments show weekly social events and illnesses including a lodge installation at Main Street rooms, a whist by St John’s guild, and visits by William Neilan of New London. Local residents Wil liam Zehmer, Joseph Trevail ill at home, Jesse Halliday returning from Middlesex hospital, and Mrs. William Hall in Middlesex hospital with pneumonia are mentioned along with Mrs. Elizabeth Finney leaving New Street for winter south. Mrs. George Hunt ill on Westbrook Road.
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V. Wahthinat
St. John's Guild
Joseph Trevail
South Srain Street
Jesse Halliday
Middlesex Hospital
Ater
Whatsoever
Frances Hayden
William Hall
Elizabeth Finney
New Street
George Hunt
Westbrook Road
Potato Diet in Jeopardy Prompts Debates in Maine and New England
The column notes Aroostook County farmers face high costs at $2.20 a barrel for potatoes and question the crop’s viability. It cites pests blight and rot, chemical sprays requiring skill, and rising production costs that may outpace consumer prices. The piece contrasts potato value and digestibility with other vegetables, arguing the tuber’s role in daily meals could fade if profits shrink.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Aroostook County
Aroostook
Danderine Hair Product Promises Dandruff Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair solution claiming dandruff disappears and hair becomes soft, wavy, abundant, and glossy. It promises rapid improvement, new hair growth in about two weeks, and a reduction in shedding with regular use at modest cost.
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Knowlton
Tongue and Breath Clues in Child’s Ill Health
A brief health note advises parents to inspect a child’s tongue and breath for feverish signs and stomach troubles. Do not scold if the child won’t eat. seek care if tongue appears white and breathing is labored.
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Bate
Annett
Paramount
Victor Moore
Engel
Moore
Comeény
Paramount Pictures
Whd
Mr. Moore
Anitag
Constance Johnson
Ernest
Travel Pictures
Lyons
Leville
Wellington
Sylvia
Kay & Co
Chuck Risner
Harmony Sing
Gladys Brockwell
Kultur
William Fox
Foreign Office
Miss Brockwell
Griselda von Arenbureg
Austria
Grand Theatre
Walcamp
William Duncan
Pathe Producion
Flore6 Reed
Reed
Rety Ile
Morse and Harrison
Darktown
Ireland
England
Seymour
Oy Family
Deville
Killingworth
Diss
Tilly Atter
Emmanuél
Old Saybrook
Moodus
Nan
Mildred Dickinson
George M. Walkley
James Walkley
Madison
Co. & C. Hall
Edith Roberts
Joseph Smith
Red Cross
America
Tai
Lea
Snobs
Thomas H. Ince
J. Montgomery Flagg
Thomas H.ince
William S. Hart
Pathe’s
Ry Dee
Arthur B Jenkins
U. S
Bartford
Qonm
Mackinaws
Barton Clothing Co
Custom Tailors
Marie Walcamp
Official War Review
Florence Reed
Near Stueck’s Bakery
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