The Actress At The Library Theatre In Three Plays
At the Library Theatre audiences can see Norma Shearer in The Actress with a three part presentation including Virginus and a behind the scenes life drama. The cast features Ralph Forbes Owen Moore Roy D Arcy Gwen Lee and O P Heggie in a period English setting with lavish costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norms Shearer
Acvens
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Library Theatre
Virginus
Owen Moore
Norma Shearer
Sidney Franklin
Ralph Forbes
Roy D’arcy
Gwen Lee
O. P. Heggie
Miss Shearer
House Cats Named Killers Of Wisconsin Game
Madison, Wis. House cats have killed more pheasants in Wisconsin this year than any wild predators, says W. B. Grange, game supervisor. He warns that only cats at home or dead ones are harmless, while stray or abandoned cats in woods become serious bird and small game threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
W. B. Grange
State Conservation Department
Grange
Three Ring Marriage opens at Columbia Theatre
First National film opens today in Columbia Theatre. Circus romance centers on circus railroad cars, with Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in leading roles among a large cast and the usual circus entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
First National Picture
Columbia Theatre
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Residents of Armagh Borough Pay Few Taxes
Harrisburg report notes Armagh in Indiana County Pa is a small borough with about 110 residents. The tax system yields sparse calls from the tax collector as the borough’s modest needs keep levies low and payments uncommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Harrisburg
Indiana County
Film warns of gas Washington unseen danger
The United States Bureau of Mines and Department of Commerce completed a one reel educational film titled Carbon Monoxide: The Unseen Danger, designed to reduce the heavy annual death rate from carbon monoxide exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Two Silver Wedding Anniversaries in Vienna
Ignatz Dressler of this city celebrated two silver wedding anniversaries. At 102 years old, Dressler has outlived both wives. He was married 30 years to his first wife and 40 years to his second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Ignatz Dressler
Dressler
Poem Notes From San A Fredric Printed By Request
A letter from San A. Fredric corrects his surname spelling and shares a poem about life and fate. The note criticizes puppet strings of fate and urges readers to take control of their lives while acknowledging love and personal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Kenugen
San A
Fredric
Prohibition Debate Spurs $25,000 Essay Challenge
W Durant automobile manufacturer endorses prohibition enforcement via a $25,000 prize for essays under 2000 words. He echoes Lincoln on a citizenship half law abiding and half lawless. He argues the prosperous class respects neither small theft nor prohibition and suggests treating liquor purchases as a felony with heavy fines and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. €. Durant
Mr. Durant
Abraham Lincoln
Prohibition Debate and Local Political Confidence
A fragmented report discusses bootlegger influence and informers escaping punishment, plus calls for prohibition by popular will. It cites Jersey City Mayor Hague claiming electoral victory in New Jersey and notes Helen Wills backing Hoover with a sports committee role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Wall Street
Four Cabana family and usury fears in finance
A fragment discusses a California girl voting for Hoover and noting Mrs. Cohan's death, recalls the Cohen family and the song Over There. It shifts to the Guaranty Trust Company and high money costs, accusing financial institutions of usury driven by the Federal Reserve and warning of a conspiracy harming American business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Trust Company
Coolidge
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
United States
England
America
Pioneer Resident Dies in Mercer at 98
Mercer Aug 29 Mrs Balla Foster 98 last of Mercer pioneer settlers. Daughter of General John Forker who began in War of 1812 as a gunsmith and rose as a leader of Pennsylvania troops. Her husband Henry Foster was the first white child born in Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
U. P
Mra
Balla Foster
Mra. Foster
John Forker
Pennsylvania
Henry Foster
Trainman 18 Killed In Canton Collision
In Canton Ohio on August 29 a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck a projecting casting from a parallel freight train. R D Shreeve age 35 from Pittsburgh, the passenger engine man, died shortly after at the hospital. The incident left one other crew member injured. CAUTIOUS BUYERS urged by classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chica
R. D. Shreeve
Pittsburgh
Youth Is Killed, Girl Hurt In Auto Wreck
Otbe Henry Brossus a 22 year old Bradford Pennsylvania mechanic is dead after an auto crash near Hornell New York yesterday Mims Florence Swift an 18 year old Bradford resident suffers a fractured shoulder. The car failed to negotiate a turn on a steep hill at Almond and plunged into a ditch while en route to visit the youth's parents near Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornell
Otbe
Henry Brossus
Bradford
Mims
Florence Swift
Here
Minos
Syracuse
Almond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren
Library Today
Hollywood
Louis Wolheim
Wolheim
Cornell University
Ralph Fortes
Library
Tomor Tow
the Tribune
Wanda & Seal
Leddy
Miller, Grace & Figler
Florma Shearer
Pathe News
Hal Roach
Johnny Hines
Wright Idea
Madame Sara
SAN A. Fredric
Puppey
Fate
Jersey City
Smith
New Jersey
Hague
Adviaion
the Page Kiddies
Mary Astor Lloyd Hughes
Alice White
Sailor George
California
Mr. Coolidge
Abu Rene Ea
Youngsville Theatre
Helen OF Troy
Printz
Snear
T. A. P. Long
Kaynee
Warren's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!