Gotham Artist Sues for Breach of Promise in Damages Suit
Miss Linn sues Walter G Clark for breach of promise of marriage in a New York court seeking $25,000. Clark, a consulting engineer, admits engagement history and explains a Europe trip and a later engagement abroad. He says he sent $100 by cable in response to a request for money and notes Linn is a painter of water colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fifty-seventh Street
Walter G.clark
Broadway
Pacific Coast
Jesse S. Epstein
No. 149
Miss Linn
Clarke
New York Herald
Clark
Europe
Berlin
Mr. Clark
Linn
Miss Lion
Chicago
The
Explorers
Union League
Engineers
Faculty of Columbia University Club
Indian Harbor
Riverside Drive
Blighted Son film at Royal Theatre 1921 advert
Pathe four reel feature titled The Blighted Son shown at the Royal Theatre with admission for children five cents. The ad urges buyers to prefer a Kirk Wilson house and mentions He Wilson House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Day
Royal Theatre
Kirk Wilson
HE Wilson
Garlic Issure Cure for the White Plague
Ireland claims the outdoor garlic cure for consumption and tubercular affections. The New York American reports Dr. Minchlin of Dublin found garlic valuable in treating the white plague. He says garlic aids cases where feet hands and joints are affected and can be used after other treatments fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
New York
L N Rates Compared With Georgia Plan Under Alabama Debate
Former Congressman Bowie cites Louisville & Nashville freight rate policies to counter Ex Governor Comer's Alabama Georgia rate argument. He argues L N set voluntary, lower rates over years to boost traffic, while Southern Railway's higher posted rates hurt Alabama farmers manufacturers and consumers. He cites detailed rate comparisons and defends L N policy as fair and pro growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
Greenville
A & Nashville Railroad
Alabama
George
Louisville & Nashville E
Birmingham
Milton Smith
Georgia
Butler County
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Railway
C. L
N. O
Southern
Montgomery
Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Garlic Treatment Cited Against Tuberculosis Findings
The article notes daily raw garlic intake may reduce tuberculosis risk, citing allyl sulfide as a germicide. It states garlic treatment complements outdoor therapy, with garlic as a disease-specific aid and outdoor living as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minchin
Jury Advice Sparks Motoring Turmoil in Kansas
In IQLA Kansas a Bourbon county jury found Sam Sallee not guilty of murdering C. B. Sanders. Afterward an Allen county man boasted of wrecking a car in retaliation for honks. Reports say riders set a trap along a road and a reward is offered for the arrestees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iqla
Kan
Allen County
Bourbon County
Sam Sallee
C. B. Sanders
Pleasanton
Sanders
T' Sury
Girl in Male Attire Causes Lark with Savannah Sailors
A Savannah report describes a girl dressed as a man, named Lele Dean, who mingled with sailors prompting a lark or stir. The incident centers on her disguise and the reactions of the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark
Savannah
Lele Dean
Wildward girl sailed from Cincinnati to Savannah lark
A Cincinnati girl recounts running away two years ago to seek the stage. She joined sailors in a harbor ship, received clothes, and had her hair cut to travel with them. After false starts in a circus and time in a wayward girls' institution, authorities in Charleston sent her away, ending in Savannah. She describes fleeing sailors and leaving her clothes behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charleston
S.C
Savannah
Marked fall in counterfeiting shows decline
Washington reports say counterfeiting has fallen, with officials attributing the drop mainly to national prosperity. John E. Wilkie of the Secret Service notes the busier economy reduces crime, and the decrease began about 18 months ago with only a handful of cases investigated last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Times
John E. Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Wilkie
Head North Sleep Theory Backed by Columbia Experiments
A 18th century and modern review of galvanotropism argues that sleeping with the head to the north may improve rest. Columbia University researchers and notable figures discuss electrical stimulation and magnetic currents as factors in deeper sleep and calmer nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
North Magnetic Pole
New York World
Walter J. Clarke
West Seventy-second Street
Dr. Clarke
Thomas A. Edison
Columbia One
J. $. MacGregor
Zoological Department of
Blighted Son in Passion Play at Royal Theatre
A brief theatre notice for the Royal Theatre on Monday September 16 lists admission at 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. The program title The Blighted Son appears with a code 9-165-2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Royal Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gotham
Bowie
Gomer
L. & N.agricultural Implements, L
K. D
Oren
L. C
Buc
Rire
L. CL
L. C. Li
LC. L
L. Cc. L
L. C. L. Saw
L. GC. L
L. C.L
J. Muller-Hettlingen
Blasius and
Schweizer
Hermann
Mobile Theatre
Joe Weber
Geo. W. Hobart
Paul Herve
Sean Briquet
Grace Drew
Alma
Priges