Squatter Settlement Tensions Rise in Ithaca Tale
In Ithaca’s Silent City a squatters’ life clashes with landowner Marcus Mackenzie as Evelyn Robertson faces marriage to farmer Oscar Bennett. Polly Hopkins schemes while a shy romance with Mackenzie blossoms and danger looms over secrets and money.
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Silent City
Ithaca
New York
Jolly Hopkine
Small Jerr
Granny Hope
Oscar Bennett
Evelyn Robertson
Volly
Marcus Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Polly
Robert Percival
Evelyn
Hobert Percival
Bennett
Wolly
Oscar
Kevin
Potty Han
Larry Bishop
Mrs. Robertson
Percival
Marcus
Eve
Pye
Mother
Robert
Mrs At All
Lorna Doone Jackson Stars in Opera Follies at Graham Theatre
Lorna Doone Jackson has agreed to a four figure salary with the St. Louis Municipal Opera for next summer and headlines the coming stage bill. She headlines the rolicking Opera Follies at the Graham Theatre tomorrow evening with Sousa Band burlesques and three topical scenes. The act includes a full second of Carmen and a Seguidilla dance, plus a bull fight burlesque with the eccentric Howard and Williams.
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Lorna Doone Jackson
St. Louis Municipal Opera Association
Graham Theatre
Miss Jackson
Sousa
Elsie Janis
Carmen
Misa Jackson
Howard
Williams
Had Seen Him Somewhere
A woman recalls her minister husband passing their lawn without acknowledging their child Edward aged three. The father appeared surprised as he walked past the gate while the boy called for him, “Daddy.” Boston Transcript
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Edward
Ile
Boston Transcript
Trimming Them Up Office Boy Suggests Scissor Trim
A London Telegraph note mocks an office scene where a junior worker asks if trimming letters with scissors would work better than filing them, reflecting light humor on clerical tasks.
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London Telegraph
Iowa Recovering Fast From Slump
Des Moines April 10 Iowa prepares for rapid recovery from Depression state leaders say Iowa Farm Credit president Andrew notes 1922 as a bright food year with rising farm product values and prompt debt payments. Banks show improved deposits and a cautious path ahead stresses liquidity and prudent lending.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ll. A. Andrew
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
IoW@ lookers association
Ious
Andrew
Iown
Reserve System
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Thosh
Iowa Bankers Association
Man Gives Up Berth To Lady In Sleeper Car
In a Pullman car a passenger saved the last berth for an old lady who boarded late and caused a disturbance. The generous traveler later messaged his wife that he would be home tomorrow and had given the berth to an elderly woman.
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Courtley
National Conference Aims to Cut Construction Costs
CHICAGO April 0 The National Conference on Construction opens with aims to lower costs through better trade coordination and standardization. Speakers include Herbert Hoover and Dr John M Gries as keynote, with leaders from major industry groups attending to curb price rises and share research through a public information clearinghouse.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
United States Department of Commerce
John M. Gries
Department of Commerce
National
Organizationa
National Federation of Construction Industries
Ernest T. Trigg
Philadelphia
American Institute of Architects
Associated General Contractors of America
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
Various Manufacturing Association
Building Trades Department
The
American Federation of Labor
United States Radio Call Letters List Up to April 1
A long list of licensed radio telephone broadcasting stations across the United States is provided up to April 1. The compilation includes call letters and cities such as WOK Pinebluff Arkansas KFU Hollywood California KGB Los Angeles and many others across California Connecticut Indiana Ohio and more. The record shows station names with varied numerals and occasional typographical errors in OCR.
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Pinebluff
Ark
Gridiey
Cal
Jihehee Es
KFU
Hollywood
Secerese
KGC
San Altos
Cccteeses
KGB
Angeles
KZO
Los Angeles
Cccerseces
KOG Lia Anrolds Wi Cic
Eee
Eerase
Kyj Lee Amtles
Cnc
Cece Nee Neenes
KQL
Oakland
Cwssens
KZM
Gakinad
Gal
Fc Eceubesses Kzy Fanndenn
KLE Pomons
Wes Cs Kgf
Sacramento
KVQ Ban Franciato
Cece
San Francisco
Sam Jone
Bstockton
New Haven
Conn
Anacostia
D.C
Iain Cisss
Washington
D. C
Osc
Csevnkedavrus
Kyw Corre
Odin
Onsen
WBU
Rock Island
Indianapolis
Ind
Wilk
Richmond
Wozlows City
Mapa
Waritieie
WEY
Baltimore
Medford Hillside
Mass
WGI
Springfield
WBZ Ooo
Lansing
Mig
Odes
Mexico City
Tex
Minneapolis
Ming
Jefferson City
Kaneas
City
Mas
Kansas City
St. Depleas
WEW
Lancois
Deal Beach
Jersey City
N. J
Jersey
Clity
N. Ticca
Ani
Newark
Nid
Tiene
Rochester
Schenectady
N. Y
Anticosti
Ahron
Olle
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Sir Ed-ouard Laughs He Won’t Move a Mussil
A Coney Island barker’s speech recalled by Marc Connelly portrays Sir Ed-ouard as immune to facial expressions. He supposedly cannot laugh or smile and would forfeit ten thousand dollars or marry a woman if he ever did laugh.
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Bennett
Polly
Oscar Case
Coney Island
Barker
Marc Connelly
Sir Ed-ouard
Ed-ouard
Edouard
New York Tribune
Helped Her Little Girl Cough Remedy Ad
Mrs Amanda Flint of Route 4 New Philadelphia Ohio says Foley's Honey and Tar cured her daughter's lingering ticks cough and gave relief from distressing coughing. The advert promises immediate relief for colds croup and whooping cough and notes doctors recommend and local druggists sell it.
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Amanda Flint
Route 4
New Philadia
Foley
Revision of Iowa code urged for next assembly
Des Moines reports that code revision, delayed since 1919, could be urged at the next January session of the fortieth general assembly. Governors Harding and Kendall oppose a special session. The code commission completed work after the 1921 assembly, but the legislature must review and formally adopt all changes via bills.
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Des Moines
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Fortieth General Assembly
Harding
Kendall
Code Commission
Thirty Ninth General Assembly
Ostrich Backed Rider Said to Match Horse in Speed
A full grown black ostrich stands seven feet tall and can carry an average sized man with the speed of a horse, according to the described physical power of the bird.
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