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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1925

Page

14

Beloved Vagabond film teased with sociology view

The Beloved Vagabond adapts W J Locke novel as Carlyle Kewell leads a cast including Albert Chase Madge Brardt Joanna Rushworth and Phyllis Titmuss. Professor Sutherland of the University of Chinois discusses hobos and the modern wanderer as a social topic.

Capital Rutherland Essor Sutherland W. J. Locke Carlyle Kewell Albert Chase Asticot Urchin Paraget Madge Btaart Blanquette Joanna Rushworth Phyllis Titmuss

Piano Banger Phyllis Swaps Keys For Screen Fame

Phyllis Haver began as a piano banger in the film I Want My Man at the Orpheum theatre with Mitten Lille and Doris Kenyon. Watching the shadows, she left the keyboard to become an extra and later starred in the hero’s arms, rivaling Pearl White and Mabel Normand.

Philis Haver Mitten Lille Doris Kenyon Man Orpheum Theatre Pearl White Mabel Normand

Shannon River power act among 33 passes in Irish session

In Dublin the Free State parliament finished a three year session by passing 33 acts including a river Shannon power act to supply electricity and a treasonable and seditious offenses act carrying the death penalty for treason. The body adjourned to November 3.

Dublin Free State Shannon

Americans wed in Bulgaria in Samakovo ceremony

In Samakovo Aug 15 two young Americans wed after a brief romance. The bride Miss Laura Standish of Oak Park near Chicago met John Stearns a Harvard graduate and teacher at the American school during a trip around the world.

Samakovo Laura Standish Oak Park Chicago Samakoy John Stearns Stearns Harvard

Land allotment plan reshapes Samoan land system

The western Samoan native parliament has changed the land laws. All male Samoans over 47 will receive five acres, with a second grant of five acres for each allotment. Landowners will be compensated. The reform will notably impact Samoa’s social structure.

Apia Western Samoa

Britons Consume Record Lemon Rush Amid Heat

London reports an unprecedented four week lemon surge as heat grips Britain. AP says 52.5 million lemons were consumed in Great Britain, matching June imports and topping Italy's typical monthly deliveries by 15 million.

London Aug England Great Britain Italy

Zoological Figures unite in Berlin marriage

Berlin reports the marriage of Hildegard Hagenbeck daughter of Hamburg animal collector to Heinz Heck son of the Berlin zoo director. Both children were born in a zoological milieu and grew up among wild beasts.

Berlin Hildegard Hagenbeck Hamburg Heinz Heck

Milton Sills Stars In New First National Drama I Want My Man

Film hero Milton Sills appears at the Orpheum next Wednesday for a four day run of I Want My Man with Doris Kenyon, Phyllis Haver, May Allison and others. The bill includes a Mermaid Studio comedy Hot and Heavy and Pathe News. Pluviculture is defined by Dr. David Starr Jordan.

Star of Sea Hawk Doris Kenyon My Man Orpheum Milton Sills Orpheum Theatre Man Sills Phyllis Haver May Allison Paul Nicholson Kate Bruce Linnterpreter’s House Struthers Burt First National Karl Hudson Lambert Hillyer Mermaid Studios Pathe News David Starr Jordan Stanford University

Pigeon eggs reveal first egg female second egg male

The article notes a common belief among pigeon fanciers that two eggs yield a male and a female. Experiments suggest the first egg is female and the second male. It also mentions Thomas Gray and Sir Walter Scott declining the Poet Laureateship, with Wordsworth later changing his mind.

Thomas Gray Walter Scott Words

Star of the South Diamond Found in River by Washer

The Star of the South, renowned as a famous diamond, was first discovered in a river by a Negress while she was doing family wash, marking the tale's origin.

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