Columbia Talks of New Record Offerings and Performances
The article reviews Columbia’s second collection of talking records featuring Ricardo Biracciari singing Dio Possente from Faust and Giacomo’s Your Country Needs You Now sung by M. J. O’Connell. It highlights Hello My Dearie from the Ziegfeld Follies of 1917, various oriental and novelty selections, and performances by the Columbia Symphony Orchestra including Cz Tuulka’s Stephanie Gavotte and Chautinade’s Heart Dance, praising artistry and appeal.
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Columbia
Ricardo Biracciari
Faust
Gounod
Valentine
Soudbye
Elmost
Jtellan
Columbus
Ching Chong
Prince
Giollem
M. J. O'Connell
Oconcert
Millllogs
CzTuulka
Stephanie Gavotte
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Exme Columbia
Chatuinade
Seart
New York Electors to Choose State Officials in November
New York voters on election day will name an attorney general and pursue constitutional amendments expanding rights for women and dead debt disposal methods. In a notable race, sitting mayoral candidate John Purdy Mitchel faces Democrat John Kilyan and Republican William M. Bennett with Morris Hillquit of the Socialist party also in contention. The contest is among the most peculiar in the city’s political history, drawing wide interest across parties.
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New York
John Purmy Mitchel
City Furlon Party
John Ki
Llylan
William M. Bennett
Juliste
Morris Hillquit
Italian People Uphold Army Amid Atlantic Sinking
Atlantic report details the sinking of the Luckenbach by a submarine with eleven crewmen lost. Italian leadership in Washington and Rome emphasizes unity across parties in defense of Italy, urging steadfast support for the army amid Austro German advances and allied aid.
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Washington
di Cellere
America
Aly
Allan Eitigena
United States
Halian Laneuace
Italy
Waly
Aupreme
Taler
Malian
Letach
Austria
Gloriou Ehterpeletr
Rome
Kang
Fatherland
St. Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St. Jacobs Oil as a harmless, fast-acting remedy for back pain lumbago and rheumatic stiffness. It claims immediate relief after rubbing the back with the penetrating soothing oil and asserts 60 years of reliable use.
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St.* Jacobs
S. P. Workmen Quit the Shops in Oakland
About 300 SP railroad shop workers in West Oakland walked out today claiming the company refused to recognize a new union. Police guarded West Oakland yards, but no violence reported. Nearby cities saw 900 workers rally, with 200 moving to Newark.
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Oakland
Cal
Anna Held Shocks Audiences in Follow Me at Orpheum Tomorrow
Anna Held, famed for The Parisian Model and stage wickedness, headlines Follow Me at the Orpheum tomorrow. The French star, arriving from New York, delivers a mischievous, risqué performance with her characteristic vivacity and a closing song delivered to wounded soldiers, promising a lively, applause worthy show.
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Anna Held
Aona Stedd
Canina
New York
Orpheum Tomorow
Diveris
Parlaian
Nate Bie
Abe Ais
Aisepes Siler
Aines
Denver Mint to Make Pennies Only
Denver mint will manufacture only pennies through the war period to relieve copper shortages caused by the war. Officials say the change will reduce copper needs by billions and stabilize cent production for commerce.
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Denver Mint
Denver
Cole
Faoe
Hes Beaver Mint
Penalties for Coal Districts Across the Nation
Washington Oct 31 The field administration met with coal producers to penalize strikes in the Upton coal field. In union districts penalties apply when production is curtailed without just cause. Ningming districts account for about one third of the country s bituminous coal output.
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Moraauren
Upton
Fied
Nenming
Smugglers Found Guilty in Norway Trade Plot
A New York federal jury found Joseph Newman, an importer, and his employee William Henn guilty of violating American laws by plotting to smuggle a Swedish man and a Norwegian steamship to Norway. Sven Du Nleiz, Joseph’s brother, was acquitted. Judge Erven postponed sentencing to allow appeal preparations. defendants remain out on bail.
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New York
Norway
Joseph Newman
Willam Henn
Sven du Nleiz
Newman
Joseph
United States
Erven
Unusual Value in Warm Women’s Munsing Union Suits
Advertises women’s heavy weight Munsing Union suits in ray wool, long sleeve and ankle length. Regular sizes Si75 Extra f priced at 1.83. Note wording suggests mid 20th century catalog style for warm underwear.
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Munsing Union
Ray
Aires
Women’s Wool U Suits at Bargain Prices
Wool union suits for women offered in white or gray. Priced near current wool costs, regular at 2.25 dollars. A notable bargain highlighted by sellers based on prevailing wool prices.
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Women’s Union
Women's Wool U Wear Vest and Pants Set
Wool U Wear offers three parts of wool for vests and pants in gray or white. Regular sizes priced at $1.35. Extra jars priced at $1.35.
Women's Union Suits and Children's Brief Listing
Advertises women's cotton suits with fitted waists in white medium weight cotton, Dutch neck, elbow length sleeves and ankle length at $119 with extras. another white combed cotton union suit with banded shoulder and knee length sleeves. children's medium weight white cotton union suits priced for ages 2 to 10 at 58 cents and ages 12 to 14 at 68 five. boys' union suits in Bray cotton for ages 2 to 14 at 75 cents.
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Richleson Union
Children’s Union
Munsingwear Underwear Line Highlighted in Basement Sale
In the Ogden store basement the Munsingwear range of girls boys and women garments is advertised. It includes union suits in cotton wool and silk blends with fleece linings and sizes from six to ten for girls and boys and various weight options for women and men. The note promises two-season wear and calls Munsingwear the best fitting wear.
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Ogden
Extension division to hold rundups at college sites
Utah Agricultural College announces three regional roundups by the extension division led by John T. Calno WT. First at Richfield May 14 to 26, second January 24 to 26, third at Cedar City February 4 to 6. Programs emphasize cultural and home development, production, conservation, and winter lectures. County agents and home demonstrators will tailor information to local needs with specialist instructors and faculty from Utah Agricultural College participating.
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Utah Agricultural College
Utah
John T. Calno
Richfield
Jansive
Logac
Draoch Annicaltural College
Cedar City
Aires
Theas Schoula
Fourth Reserve Passes the Liberty Loan Mark in District
Cleveland announces the Fourth Federal Reserve District raised 119,460,800 in Liberty Loan subscriptions though not all payments were in. The district quota stood at 300,000,000 with a committee target of 400,000,059. Also noted, Kaiser portrait removed in the Brag government palace after months on display.
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Cleveland
D. el Wills
Central
Lberty Loan Committee
Federal Reserve District
Haiaer
UO DE Janeolo
Brag
Willam Af Er May
Cootha
Portuguese Recognition Stirs Debates On Independence
A garbled report notes a foreign minister and Ms Pises linked to a printing about Portuguese recognition of Drasuian independence. The text mentions an emperor and a tense round, hinting at diplomatic strains and ceremonial tensions amid uncertain details.
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Pises
Drasuian
Emperor Pleure
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