The Burgomaster Leads Today at Englishs and More
Theaters present matinees at Englishs Grand Park and Empire with The Burgomaster Superba and American Burlesquers. Walter Hale joins Mrs Le Moyne in Among Those Present while Le Moyne’s company plans no return by him. Rumors swirl of Broadway agency shifts as vaudeville remains entertaining amid fair week.
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A stenographer finds relief with Grape-Nuts diet
A Dayton woman recounts how long work hours, confinement, and nervous exhaustion led to dyspepsia and insomnia. After adopting a strict Grape-Nuts regimen with Postum coffee, she reports stronger digestion, better sleep, and doubled daily work capacity within seven months, continuing to rely on the product for ongoing health.
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Juggler Sato Sees Europe Beat Show Cities in Talk
American acrobat O K Sato returns from Europe praising Budapest and Amsterdam as top show cities while noting US managers pay well but acts are booked years ahead. He cites Paul Conchas earning 400 dollars weekly in German tours with dramatic stage settings. Also preview of The Storks at Eng lish's starting Sept 22 for twelve weeks with a large cast including Richard Carle.
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Social notes round up of Indianapolis residents attending schools and travels
Edwin Brown will attend Butler College this year. Several locals plan visits to Chicago and other cities next week. Many relatives travel, host gatherings, or sail abroad. includes university plans, a D A R garden party, and a garden event at Mrs Fairbanks home with prominent attendees.
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One Avenue
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Greencastle
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Chicago University
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Indianapolis
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Jo Messing
Greensburg
Arthur Stanton McKenzie
Bryn Mawr
William Mode Taylor
East Wood
Nivian B. Losse
Stanford University
Memorial Hall project urged by D A R in Washington
The General Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans to build Memorial Continental Hall in Washington with attractions including a continuous vaudeville and a garden party for the public. entrance will cover refreshments.
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Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Little boys look well in loose blouses and knee trousers. The stylish suit combines the two and can be made of one material or the trousers of cloth or velveteen and the blouse of washable material or flannel. Short trousers are black velveteen and the blouse pale blue cotton cheviot.
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Pattern description for boys suit with adjustable elastic edge
The text details a boys suit pattern with a box front opening by buttons, a turn over collar, elastic hem, shirt style sleeves, patch pocket, and side closures with inserted pockets. It lists fabric yardages for sizes 3 years through 12 years and pattern 4227 with sizes 4 6 8 10 12. Include pattern coupon instructions and return address in Indianapolis.
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Popularity of the peanut in the South and beyond
The Newberry Observer notes the ubiquity of pindars and other names for peanuts across Southern states. It cites Virginia farmers profiting from the crop, a Newberry dealer with a $240 roaster, expected yields of five hundred bushels, and peanut prices from 9½ cents to 1.35 dollars per bushel, illustrating substantial local demand.
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Fight in Catlettsburg Ends in Killing in Seconds
In Catlettsburg Kentucky last night Fred Marcum of Wayne County Virginia struck John Davis killing him almost instantly Davis of Hampton City Kentucky Marcum is in custody authorities report
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Metropolitan Art Company Moves to North Meridian Street
The Metropolitan Art Company of Boston, maker of pictures for H. P. Wasson & Co., has moved to Rooms 31 32 and 33, No. 189 North Meridian street Where they will continue to make pictures portraits and buttons for urchain tickets. The names of firms issuing these tickets will appear in the papers each week.
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Ruling on Butter Preservatives Not Adulteration
Washington report shows Internal Revenue Commissioner Yerkes ruled that tiny amounts of boron or similar preservatives used in butter for preservation do not make it adulterated nor taxable at the higher rate. He notes export needs and experiments indicate such additives are foreign to butter and do not remove rancidity in small quantities. If used in larger amounts or for washing during renovation, butter becomes subject to the higher tax.
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England Banks Backclaims Estate Warning
The State Department released a letter from the Bank of England accountant addressing U.S. inquiries about alleged unclaimed estates in England. The document notes the bank recently re- noted efforts to handle such inquiries and urges caution to potential claimants.
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Merger Case Testimony Opens In U S Against Northern Securities
Hearings began in New York on the U S action against Northern Securities Company. Frederick G. Ingersoll, the Minnesota special examiner, explained hearings will be held by stipulation of all parties rather than his direction. Solicitor General Richards and defense counsel read a stipulation that testimony and monetary evidence previously taken shall be considered as taken in the case.
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