A Sensible Brick House H A 3 Archite Hunters and Bro
A brick house designed for endurance with a slate roof and large windows. Modern English style adapted for American homes, featuring a vestibule, bright living room, efficient stairs, well planned kitchen, breakfast nook, dining room access, three second floor bedrooms, a bath, ample closet space, a large attic and cellar. Frontage 42 feet six inches to 55 feet, driveway space, estimate about 10800 dollars. Complete plans and specs available from Building Editor Refer to House H A 3i
End-O-Corn Advertised by Tribune Insurance Agents
An old time advertisement promises End-O-Corn will cure or remove corns and callouses for all ages and occupations. It claims tested endorsement by druggists and provides outlets like Nutlen Drug Co and laboratories in Chicago. If unavailable, a money back certificate is offered.
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ANT
COR! Laboratories
Erieta
Chicago
Jac. Nutlen Drug CO
Lindbergh Flight Put to Music in New Symphony
New York August 24 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh’s Paris flight becomes a symphonic poem titled We by composer John Phillip Dunn. The work, to be premiered next Saturday at Lewisohn Stadium, follows the flight from takeoff to landing with orchestral depictions of the storm, engine roar, propeller spin, Spirit of St Louis fueling, and final Paris triumph. Station WRC will broadcast the piece from Washington.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Lewisohn Stadium
John Phillip Dunn
St. Louis
WRC
Washington
Tribune
Isurance
Warmer County Exposition promises free entertainment
The thirteenth Warmer County Exposition opens September 6 with free amusements and a strong lineup led by Lt. Scave and his seven-act horse act. Visitors will see Roman riding, chariot races, human hurdle displays, and pyramid formations as dignified crowds flock to the Fair grounds for five gate nights of entertainment and stock, horticultural, and product exhibits.
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Warren County
M. Lowe
He Court House
D. M. Parker
Columba Theatre
Warren
Scave
Scava
Warren Fair
Lt Scava
Dairymen Meet Friday at Home in Sugar Grove
August dairy men gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Stauffer in Sugar Grove on Friday August 26 at 10:20 am. A picnic lunch will follow with sandwiches and a dash. Program includes music readings and an address by Waterford Director F L Marsn.
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Sugar Grove
Chantauzua
Warren County
Suy-district
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
A. S. Stauffer
Wil Hava
HL Marsn
Waterford
Dairymen's League
Miss Abbott
Artene Abbott
Frank Northrup
Were
Busti- Stillwater
Popular Radio Entertainer Al Benson Comes to Warren
The Tribune reports veteran radio personality Al Benson, famed for bedtime stories and stage work over 30 years, will perform a vaudeville show at the Library Theatre in Warren. The article notes his Buckingham Palace audience in 1902, his theatrical family, and his collection of photos and tokens. He plans a children’s event Saturday at 10 with prizes and a lively party atmosphere.
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al Benson
Library
the Tribune
Edward of England
Buckingham Palace
London
Tanne Sartford
Tacoma
Wash
New York City
Bennett-Moulton
Corse Payton
England
The
Palace
Denson
Benson
Fragmented headlines mix in nervous town notes and reform rhetoric
In a tense town readers see a nervous scene near a bank, with reformers replacing dime novels with magazines. The piece also cites remarks about a gentleman from Miss Cayenne, hinting at social intrigue and potential grievances.
Community kindness comforts bedridden farmer and honors local leader
The McIntyre family receives hay and aid from neighbors amid Mr. McIntyre's prolonged illness. In Surat Gaye, Mrs. Dallas is re elected County President of the Warren County WCTU for the twelfth year, reflecting her long service to the temperance cause.
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McIntyrea
Jonah McIntyre
I. O. O. F. Lodge
McIntyre
Ben
Brotherhood of Man
Dallas
Warren County
WCTU
Warren
Surat Gaye
The Eagle stars Rudolph Valentina at Youngsville theatre
Rudolph Valentina appears in The Eagle at Youngsville theatre Thursday and Friday as a Russian, a Cossack lieutenant and later a bandit. The film marks a Pushkin adaptation with action and romance, directed by Clarence Brown and co starring Vilma Barnky and Lowie Dresser.
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Rudolph Valentino
Youngsville Theatre
Valentina
Russia
The
Alexander Pushlan
Hans Kraly
Paris
Vilma Barnky
America
Samuel Goldwyn
Lowie Dresser
Unparalleled Hippodrome Acts by Gendarmes at Fair
The Lieut Seaway Gendarmes, praised in advance, will perform at this fair with a half mile Roman Standing race a half mile Kentucky running race and a Roman chariot race. They boast high jumping horses hurdle acts and a throroughbred Hackney team that hurdles in Roman standing style. A daily Gendarme Pyramid ride atop fiery mounts ends with a wall hurdle.
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