Reunion Plan Declared by Alabama Division of Sons of Confederate Veterans
Commander Adolph D Bloch announces Division Order No 1 for the Alabama Division Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion in Selma on October 20 21 at the Albert Hotel. Delegates from camps, per capita dues of ten cents, badges provided, social functions arranged, and reservations via the adjutant.
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Adolph D. Bloch
Alabama
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John L. Moulton
Selma
Alabama Division
Albert Hotel
General Confederation
J. L. Moulton
Mobile
Our Magic Mirrors: How Children Copy Words and Actions
Irene Weston reflects on how children imitate speech and behavior. The piece notes that youngsters absorb slang, often from parents, and suggests adults should monitor their own language and actions as they shape a child’s minds and manners.
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Irene Weston
Jack
Leslie
Frien
Cook
Oysters in high demand from Mobile beds and Eastern Shore
Oyster buyers report strong demand and high quality in Mobile and Eastern Shore fisheries. Prime late season stock arrives in fine condition with fat, well flavored meat. President James A. Carney returns from the National League of Postmasters convention in Cincinnati. A list of attendees from across the region follows. A final note remarks on attitudes toward business and a late night remark.
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Mobile & Ohio
R. N
Ala
Miss
Chunchula
Mobile County
Alabama
Geo. Kilborn
Ala. Land & Dev. Co
Mobile, Alabama
Bellne
Mobile
James A. Carney
Alabama Postmasters' League
Carney
National League of Postmasters
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ambassador Dumba Sails. Wife Vows to Return Soon
The ambassador sails from the United States as Madame Dumba, his popular wife, plans to leave social gaiety for the sober duties awaiting her in Austria.
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Dumba
United States
Madame Dumba
Candles by Meredith Nicholson featuring Meystayer and Darmond
A literary note highlights Candles by Meredith Nicholson with stars Harry Meystayer and Grace Darmond attached to the project. The item underscores author prominence and casting or association details.
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By Meredith Nicholson
The Scape Goat and Double-Crossing Marmaduke at the Empire
Essanay offers The Scape Goat a three act photo-drama starring Bryan Washburn and Edna Mayo with a heroic girl risking her life to exonerate her brother who killed a man in a gambling den. A revolver duel and a courtroom trial promise gripping scenes. plus the burlesque comedy Double-Crossing Marmaduke with Bud rescuing Gwendoline amid jewel heists and a roof battle.
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Essanay
Ieading
Miss Mayo
Marmaduke
Bud
Gwendoline
House of a Thousand Candles Comes to Empire
Meredith Nicholson's classic tale is dramatized at the Empire Theatre this week. Stars Harry Meystaver and Grace Darmond lead with George Backus and John Charles as the supporting cast. The production features remarkable lighting and camera effects and a secretive ending that keeps audiences engaged through the finale. The plot follows Squire Glenarm and his grandson Jack as plans, disguises, a masked ball, and a hidden fortune drive the drama toward a joyful reunion and a new will benefiting the couple.
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Meredith Nicholson
Gilson Willets
Selig Players
Squire Glenarm
House of A Thousand Candles
Harry Meystayer
Grace Darmond
the Empire
Empire Theatre
Harry Mestayer
John Charles
George Backus
Mary Robson
Forrest Robinson
Edgar Nelson
Empire
Selig Studios
Harry Meystaver
Jack
Marian Evans
Europe
Squire
Marian
Potel Flung by Premature Cartridge Blast in Snakeville Comedy
Victor Potel is hurled through a door and blown twenty feet into the street by a premature cartridge explosion in Essanay comedy Snakeville's Hen Medic. He escapes serious injury though clothes are torn and his body bruised from head to foot. Potel quips that the moment makes a good scene.
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Victor Potel
Snakeville
Victor Porter
S. Rankin
New York
Wall Street
Africa
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