Stage News and Gossip From Doreen and Beyond
A long-winded recap of stage and film color with names like Pauline Frederick Joseph Kaufman and Margery Wilson. It details actors switching roles in Paramount and Ince Triangle projects, new studio signings at Arrow and Selig groups, and a note on Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days adapted for film with a September or October release. It mentions health and legal news around actors, including Tessie Eyton, Tess Matthews, and Berle. It references theater trends, public notices, and community outreach initiatives tied to motion pictures.
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Tessie Eyton
Arsene
Tus Mix
Selig Company
Tory
Jules Verne
Milions
Nellie Bly
New York
North Carolina
Marines Open 40 Recruiting Stations Across Nation
The United States Marine Corps opened recruiting stations in forty small cities coast to coast to meet the demand from 5,000 additional enlisted marines authorized. The expansion widens the door to recruit fields as officials aim to fill the rank to 15,800 with new sergeants major, quartermaster sergeants, gunnery sergeants, corporals, privates and other ranks.
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Washington
Doc
United States Marine Corps
Inrgoeltien
Tull
Marine Corps
Merrennin
Sorgennis
Bird Steals Mail In Rural Route Box Mystery
John Sweers reports a hummingbird seized letters from a rural route mailbox near Kinaville in Brown County. After depositing letters, he observed the bird perching on the marble, sliding inside to take the mail, then flying off with a letter in its beak.
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Tui
John Sweers
Kinaville
Brown County
Chistine
Sunday School Banned by Plague Hurts Attendance
Fairmont reports Infantile paralysis restrictions cut Sunday school attendance by about 75 percent. Health officials urge fruit and veg screening to curb contagion while pastors and local churches see multiple appointments and changes in assignments.
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Arcoune
Baltimore exhibit on early locomotives to Detroit safety congress
The Baltimore and Ohio exhibit of historic locomotives and cars, shown in Pittsburg, will move to Detroit for installation in the safety congress during the week of September 16. It features original B&O equipment from the early days of American railroading and displays methods of transport from ancient times to the railroad’s inception and the locomotive. Safety appliances adopted as part of the company’s campaign.
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Detroit
Safety Congress
Baltimore and Ohio
America
Five ships are bought by railroad in New York harbor plan
Baltimore and Ohio contracts for a tugboat, a steam fighter and three covered lighters cost about 110000. Six other fighters and a carfront are under construction. The program also includes enlarging pier space with a new double deck pier No 21 at the foot of the Brooklyn bridge and Pier 7 22 and 26th Street storage to improve New York traffic delivery.
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Marines Match Gook Peking Eagle in Display Fight
In Peking the U S marines trimming their mascot eagle fought a Chinese cock and the eagle killed the bird after it was provoked. The spectacle was staged to illustrate American efforts to protect life and property and to showcase Detroit manufacturing, linking the display to broader welfare goals.
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Sierras
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