Serbian footwear and Montenegrin cap reflect Balkan war era shifts
The article notes shifts in footwear from traditional Serbian sandals to American shoes as Balkan peasants adapt after World War I. It also describes Montenegro's historic red crimson cap with mourning border, once tied to the Kosovo legacy, now facing reduced importance as Serbs and Montenegrins gain renewed national pride.
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Petch
Montenegro
Balkans
Uno
Ben Bid
America
Momenegro
Seruien
Kossovo
Korsovo
Turn to the Right Mal Orders Now Turn to the Right
Advance ticket orders for Joam Golien's New York Chicago production of Turn to the Right at the Orpheum on January 27 and 28 are accepted by theatre management. Mail orders with money orders or bank drafts are numbered and filled as received before box office opens. Ten percent federal war tax added. include self addressed stamped envelope for mailed tickets. otherwise held at box office.
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Joam Golien
New York-Vnicago
Orpheum
Expres
Adv
Fire Sweeps Sik Factory in Philadelphia Trapping Workers
Fire gutted the Sik Factory buildings of Robert Tarla and Son at South Fifing Street Philadelphia injuring eight workers and a fireman. Firemen and police searched for more bodies as the blaze began in the engine room around quitting time. Several workers on upper floors leaped from windows, suffering serious injuries.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Aihe
Robert Tarla
Sor
Fiffig Street
Polies
Iing
California Syrup of Figs ad and food draft plan
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a child laxative with the slogan promising safe relief and the note to say California on the package. The page also reports the American Bankers Association adopts a food draft plan to aid central and eastern Europe, with drafts to be sold through 26,000 members and exchangeable for food at relief warehouses in Hamburg Vienna Prague and Warsaw.
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California
New York
Rehard Ss. Thaw
American Bankers Association
Association
Herbert [Foover
Europe
United States
Hamburg
Vienna
Budapest
Prague
Wresaw
S. S
Ihs Starling
Adedrens Vhief
Switethanoratory
Atlanta
Filming Teeth of the Tiger Faces Numerous Delays
The Paramount Artcraft production Teeth of the Tiger stars Arsene Lupin adventures and faced several mishaps during filming at Ashambra theatre. Anna Lehr left due to illness, Marguerite Courtol filled in, sets were rebuilt, and an initial rough cut required reshooting after rough scratchings.
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Teeth of the Tiger
Hard Lurk
Paramount
Artcraft Pictures
Arsene Lupin
Ashambra
Anna Lehr
David Powel
Miss Lehr
Marguerite Courtol
Ingali
Treaty critique by Democrats targets Republican leadership in Newark
In Newark New Jersey Democratic leader Homer S. Cummings claims Republicans sabotaged the treaty of peace. He accuses the party of leadership bankruptcy and calls out a lack of constructive policy while praising Democratic reforms and wartime successes. He asserts Republicans delay reconstruction and harm national progress as Governor Edward Edwards is hailed as a liberty candidate with possible primaries in Nebraska Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Newark
N. J
America
Senate
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National
Edward
Viebate
Republican Party
Cummings
National Committee
Republican Congress
Crummloge
United States
Mary Gov. Edwarde
A. Harry Moore
Aity
Jersey City
Nebraska
Les
Pennsylva- Ake
Virginty
Don Juan Farce Charms With The Meek Husbands Theme
A lively review of a touring farce about a meek husband Don Juan and a devoted wife, with a comic plot about deception and a meddling society. The show promises suspense and a daring stage feat, drawn from New York engagements and touring toward the Pacific coast.
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Orpheum
Len
al Min
Don Juan
New York
Pacific Coast
House Slashes Down Appropriation Bill
Washington reports Republicans and Democrats clash over a lean appropriation bill for heat soil projects totaling 17 400 000, a $20 million cut from estimates. Representative Freeman argues it preserves funds for essential work while opponents label it wasteful. Rep Blanton criticizes the plan as insufficient, noting $7 million for improvements may suffice.
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Washington
Freeman
Connecticut
Blan Fon
Nemorrat
Texas
Treeman
Suspension of Five Socialists Condemned
INDIANAPOLIS Jan 21 The National American Legion commission in session condemned the suspension of five Socialist members of the New York state assembly. Officials announced the resolution and urged continued effort to combat anti American tendencies, affirming the Legion's stand for the maintenance of American institutions and the rightful authority of elected representatives.
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Indianapolis
New York
National Americaniam Commission
American Legion
Seasion
Alluniion
Americanism Commission
Right to Sit Denied When Elected Officials Disqualified
A statewide rule bars seating of elected officials who have been legally disqualified. The measure specifies that those removed from office cannot continue to hold seats, even after election, until formal restoration is granted.
Timber Survey Work Nearing Completion in Idaho Forest
Deputy supervisor Lyle F. Watts of Boise National Forest arrived in Ogden to coordinate timber cruising and survey work in the Nolaforest area. The survey began last season and aims to identify marketable timber for nearby sawmills over the next few years. completion is expected by season end.
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Lyle F. Watts
Boise National Forest
Dorse
Ogder
Nola Foreste
Inter
Chaplin Film Sparks Traffic Tale At Orpheum
A 250 pound traffic top falls into a city sewer in a Chaplin comedy presented by National Exhibitors at the Orpheum. The misadventure follows a family outing and a comic clash with street authorities as a bucket of hot glue is set to trap the car. Also shown is A Sagebriah Hatatot with Willan Desmond.
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Charlee Chaplin
Chrenle
Piays
Orpheum
Chaplin
Adilition
Willan Desmond
Ade
Excess Profits Tax Is Paid by Consumer
In New York on December 2 William J. Colyer of the Federal Trade Commission discussed the excess profits tax and its impact on consumers. The remarks touched on how the tax affects prices and the distribution of earnings among businesses during wartime adjustments.
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