Who Is Your Hero Editor's Note by David W Griffith
This piece argues motion pictures shape public taste and national character. It notes criticism, Prohibition, realism versus naturalism, and the shift of hero from soldier to industrial leaders like Henry Ford. It predicts art awakening and cinema’s educational role for America's future audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wark Griffith
America
Coustry
Grid
Filma
Henry Ford
Praying Colonel Earns All American Back Honor
Bo McMillan the Center College quarterback is hailed as an All American back for 1921 after a decisive 6 to 0 win at Harvard. A Texas boy from Danville Kentucky the star is part of the famed Praying Colonels led by coach Charles Moran. The team known for kneeling before games, helped Center College make a strong three year case for grid greatness.
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Bo” McMillan
Little Center College
Starvard
McMillan
Texas
Center College
Danville
Kentucky
Charles Moran
Censorship and the evolving view of motion picture audiences
The speaker argues that modern audiences are paradoxically mature about film yet ignorant of stage history. Censorship arises from self appointed guardians who fear ordinary stage conventions. They push for local censorship while appealing to an idealized moral standard, likening film scrutiny to judging meat or fish.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Warns Of Serious Colds
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming colds bring serious injury and financial loss. It urges readers to avoid lingering illness by treating a cold promptly, noting stronger lung trouble can follow and promoting subscriptions and ads.
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Pople
Livestock Men Sue Midwest Oil Over Salt Creek Field
The Sussex company sues Midwest Refining alleging oil operation harms Casper grazing lands. Judge Kennedy to hear arguments over the rights of stockmen and oilmen, with 75 witnesses subpoenaed as the case probes oil reach and potential desertification of north central Wyoming. The dispute centers on alleged oil leaks into Salt Creek and impacts on cattle, sheep, and local wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Sus Pnd
Thveatork Company
Steeves
Heme
Sround Gasper
Midwest Refining Company
Wyoming
Casper Verion
Dé Fordans
Hovestock Company
Sgde
Royal
United
Hariwinter
Davis
Sussex Company
Prain
Ewe Dlivest
Salt Creek
Midwest
Wyoming State Journal of Lander
Kennedy
Amene
West
Cheyenne
United States
Hugh L. Patton
Mid
Sussex
Kaycee
Johnson County
Camp Fire Girls Hold Halloween Party in Diamondville
The two Camp Fire groups of Miss Cole and Miss Scofield hosted a Halloween party on the 29th at the LDS church in Diamondville. The church was decorated with brownies, cats, witches, and black and yellow streamers. Guests were welcomed by hosts and introduced to the event.
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Miss Cole
Miss Scofield
Diamondville
Kitchen tips for family meals from a cooking column
A fragmented recipe column describes preparing a week’s jeans and uses bacon in strips fried until crisp. It instructs to render fat, then combine with hot milk and corn to make a dish, seasoned with salt pepper and paprika, served hot. The text reflects old kitchen guidance and recipe steps.
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