Hail the Woman casts at Pictorium Theatre
One of the most complete casts for a Thomas H Ince epic stars Florence Vidor as Judith Beresford and Carl Sandburg’s memorable character Nan. The ensemble includes Theodore Roberts Lloyd Hughes Tilly Marshall Gertrude Claire Vernon Dent Edward Martindel Charles Meredith Mathilda Hrundage Muriel Tuna and others. The production features a snow covered set and a village of about forty houses as the plot follows a determined heroine escaping a tyrannical past to care for her family while a complex web of relationships unfolds.
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Thomas H. Ince
Pictorium Theatre
Florence Vider
Carl Sandburg
Judith Beresford
Matge Belamy
Nan
Theodore Roberts
Oliver Beresford
David Beresford
Oliver
Lloyd Hughes
Gasumer
David
Tilly Marshall
Evecress
Mary
Hiver Beresford
Chang
Weychant Prince
Thomas A. Hice
Gertrude Claire
Mrs. Beresford
Teather
Vernon Dent
Joe Hurd
Andith
Edward Martindel
William Gray
Judith
Charles Meredith
Richard Stuart
New York
Cyclones Destroy Village in Old Homestead Scene
The Paramount film The Old Homestead features a massive cyclone that devastates the town of Ganzey, with twenty wind machines and a four inch pipe line for water to create a record hurricane on screen. The village of forty or more houses is shown as ruined except for the eponymous homestead, underscoring civilization’s enduring symbol. The Vernon Theatre will show the picture next Monday and Tuesday.
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Mey
Paramount
Sit Mal Success
James Cine
Ganzey
Harrison Ford Stars Opposite Constance Talmadge in Primitive Lover
The Victorium Theatre hosts First National's The Primitive Lover today and tomorrow starring Morrison Ford with Constance Talmadge. Kenneth Harkin appears in the cast, with Franklin directing the satire on romance and the self-styled heroine of trashy best sellers.
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Victorium Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Morrison Ford
Kibet Chisfen
Wanda Hawley
Mil
Norm Talnadge
Prkved
Ford
Kenneth Harkin
Prancis Marion
Edgar Belwyn
Sydney Pranklin
Smiliy Phrough
Huricane Pracked 5000 Miles By Weather Burt
A fall hurricane tracked over more than 4000 miles in two weeks as reports to the Weather Bureau from ships aided the U S Department of Agriculture in marine meteorology. Originating near West Africa, it moved west-northwest then northward, recurred northeastward between Puerto Rico and Bermuda, passed Bermuda September 21, reached Thebes region by September 24, affecting trans Atlantic lanes and vessels including the Aquitania, and crossed Europe’s west coast by September 28.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Africa
Windward Islands
Aboi
Porto Tico
Bermuda
United States
Maryland
Brazil
Hughes
Voessels
Europe
Weather Dbarena
Atlantic storm disrupts radio links across oceans
Reports describe a distant hurricane that battered Bermuda days earlier and now affects ships like the Aquitania. Officials at the weather bureau suspect the storm’s reach extends through the North Atlantic as they extend radio storm warning networks via European services.
Prer Tickets Offered For Health Film Event
Fashion and Health an educational film showing proper and improper corset tinting will be shown at the Victorian theater next Wednesday under the auspices of the Drygoods company. The film reportedly carries a vital message for women who seek good health and style, with free tickets for local women available at the Thussell store.
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Iuswell Drygoods Company
Thussell
Film Feature Planned For Women At Special Showing
A note states that the program is a women focused event with a special feature film. The regular program will be shown in addition as part of the exhibition.
Profitable Pigs Show Grow Constant Attention at Expo
An USDA exhibit at the international livestock exposition in Chicago December 2 presents hog production ideas. It emphasizes continuous growth from birth to maturity with access to self feeders to supplement sow milk. After weaning pigs should be on pellet feed via self feeders or hand feeding. Demonstrations include self feeders, troughs, trough valves, and water fountains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pig growth slogan from farrowing to market query
A fragmented phrase praises a pig slogan about continuous growth from birth to market. The text references weight, months of age, profitability, and a never stopping growth idea, but lacks concrete events, entities, or a clear news angle for a full card item.
Culling to Increase Egg Production Highlighted at Exposition
An exhibit at the Information Livestock Exposition in Chicago from December 2 to 9 shows methods to boost egg production through culling. The United States Department of Agriculture presents top pens of live chickens and a focus on efficient poultry care.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chi Case
Poultry Exhibit Highlights Hen Cull and Feed Costs
A 12 hen lot not culled ate 900 pounds of feed costing 20.70 in a year and produced 100 dozen eggs. A culled lot of 12 hens laid the same 100 dozen but ate 60 pounds of feed costing 15.50. The unculled lot ran 0 percent more than the culled one in cost while adding labor housing and capital.
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Uae
Points to judge a good or poor layer in poultry
Guidance on evaluating layer performance focuses on quick, practical criteria. It outlines how to distinguish strong layers from weak ones and suggests methods to improve laying efficiency and flock health through observation and simple measures.
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Ance
Harrison Ford
Burt
Geo. W. Richardson
Aquitania
Parks
Proelverdl FP
European Weather Aervices
Bircant
North Atlantic Ocean
Constance
Kenneth Harland
Florence Vidors
Madge Bellamy
Tully Marshall
Gertrude Claire Mathilde Brundage
C.gardner Sullivan
John Grifitth Wray
Tru Yes
Pacific Mutual
Dewey Wilson
Massie-Wright
Vernon
Wyndom
Isle of Doubt
Lester Cuneo
Johny Hines
Kansas
Arocraels Wavi & Us Ks Packet
Fr. A
Overland
Jore
Overland Micror Co
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