Tag Day Romance Ends In Love And Help
In a 1920 Western New York scene a destitute Verda Lund meets a kind stranger, Bryan Latham, on a city tag day. After charity, shelter, and a supporting matron, Verda heals and marries Latham, symbolically blessed by the same carnation and tag that sparked their connection. The union includes Mrs. Warner and the Lathams’ children, who gift flowers at the wedding.
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Western New
Verda Lund
Verda
Bryan Latham
Warner
Bride and
Gray
Emil de Recat presents elaborate scenic musical revue
A grand spectacle titled The Siege of the Dardanelles plays nightly in front of the grand stand. Emil de Recat stages a daily matinee and evening performance featuring the Estado Mayor band of 100 pieces honored by the Mexican government. Auto races football games band concerts and outdoor hippodrome fill the program.
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Emil de Recat
Dardanelles
Estado Mayor
Otto H. Kahn Endorses War Savings Stamps as Safe Investment
Dallas calls Otto H. Kahn of Kahn Loeb & Co. a proponent of War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates. The letter to Federal District Director Hume urges banks to back the Thrift campaign and promote saving through government securities.
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Dallas
Texas
Treasury Savings
Dinsmore W. Hume
Federal District
Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
Otto H. Kahn
Great
International Banking House of Kahn, Loeb & Co
New York
Hume
Mr. Kahn
Kahn
Jin
Horse Heroics Please Town After Sled Crash
A horse in a Massachusetts town reared when a sled carrying four children collided with him. He landed with one foot forward and held up the other to keep the children safe as they scrambled to safety, earning praise in Our Dumb Animals.
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Massachusetts
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Marks Bros
Sherman’s Greatest Store
Gladys Ray
Sun
Whitewright
J. G. Carter
S. C. Chambers
Ford
Detroit
Sears Auto Co
Ford Sales and Service
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