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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1915
Page
17
The Bazon is more than a passing fad and will be phased out soon. It is a garment designed to provide relief from the extreme Boyles expected to last only one season.
Washington reports a dim forecast for pork barrel spending as lawmakers debate river and harbor appropriations. Engineers face pressure to judge projects on practicality and commerce, with critics arguing many schemes lack merit and would waste public funds.
The article recalls actor Ess Lockwood and his era with Mutual Masterpictures and American studios. It notes his stage beginnings, collaborations with major companies, and later directing work in Santa Barbara with figures like May Allison. It references his roles in The Great Question and other notable productions, detailing career shifts and the move toward directing.
An unclear report notes Richard Startom beginning practice at Universal City. It mentions study, photography, and a project titled The Pinnels. A reference to PMs GrawsWillis and a question about a man’s rise is included. Stanton and Myrtle are named as former Vitagraph leading figures connected to Toaging Tales.
Fragmentary OCR text references names like LouIke Anjerald Bator and Riley Chamberling Arthur, mentions Broadway, Fatstam and Tharhouser forces, but lacks clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent report.
Fragmented OCR text mentions David Horsley announcing the engagement or selection of Donald Bowles for roles in a newly organized company producing County time. It references Bowles and others, along with financial figures and political jargon, but readability is limited.
A garbled OCR style report mentions Ward Barle and Arizona, with references to a playing event or trial and several names such as Wilson and Meraby. The text is incomplete, showing disrupted phrases and unclear context about investigations or occurences connected to a person named Barle and possibly a company.
Notable comedian Steve Beste from Busy Tay TM fame was recently featured in a new reel produced for the Mute. At 61, Beste remains a prominent figure with a following in the circuit, continuing to entertain audiences with distinctive routines.
Otis Harlan announces his permanent retirement from filmed entertainment after a long stage and screen career. He will star in a new production and has a slate of projects including plays and a motion picture release by Selig.
A fragmented report from an event at the play site shows garbled names and stray phrases about attendees and proceedings. The readable bits hint at a performance or gathering with unclear speakers and outcomes, leaving many details obscured.
fragmented OCR text from a maritime feature mentions Ki Mia Bbathick and signed terms but lacks coherent facts or clear events to define a valid news item. Unable to identify persons, organizations, dates, or locations with confidence.
The article quotes a town leader denouncing a proposed $7 film venture as harmful to culture. He asserts the project misleads the public and undermines the town's support for quality literature drama and music. He stresses belief in genuine art over ostensibly low-cost entertainment.
Fragmented text recounts local figures and places with references to meetings, ministers, and building work. Names appear garbled, but indicate a town context, editor Dotson, Reurne Summerville, Shinn Brothers, and Eskridge-Thomas building. No clear date or cohesive event due to OCR damage.
An ill formed regionwide notice warns of variable winds and tides along the coast. The bulletin cites uncertain marine conditions and possible rapid changes in currents near shore.
Fragmentary OCR text references a 25 matte Har Pi student at unwiston city and various unclear names and terms. The readable items include mentions of age, volcano-like terms, and a coastal or city context, but details are too garbled to confirm a clear event, person, or organization.
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