Theatrical Star Kellermann Braces Peril in Fiery Stunt
Annette Kellermann performs as Venus in A Daughter of the Gods at the West Indies spectacle leaping from a hundred foot tower into rocks and rapids. She survives surf dangers as tropical storm swells break a sea, then appears at the Academy of Music matinee and night next Wednesday with tickets at Elvington's priced 50 75 and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Kellermann
William Fox
West Indies
Miss Kellermann
Academy of Music
Elvington’s
Gnome Village
Annette Kellerman
It Pays to Advertise at the Academy of Music
The comedy It Pays to Advertise plays to packed houses at the Academy of Music with a tale of a conservative soap magnate learning the value of advertising. The production highlights how big brands like Ivory Soap and Kellogg’s Corn Flakes rose through clever campaigns, urging business to invest in publicity. It follows Cyrus Martin and his son as they clash over new methods, ending with the father’s receptive backing of the modern firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohan
Harris
Cyrus Martin
Soap Trust
O’sullivan
Aneeda Biscuits
Gillette’s
Safety Razor
American Tobacco Company
Ivory Soap
Kellogg's
Academy of Music
ROYAL
Herman Lewis
Virginia
the Royal
Greenville
South Carolina
Old Dominion
Ten-year Tuberculosis Drive Spurs Health Improvements
A historical report shows progress from 1905 to 1916 with lower death rates and expanded care. Deaths fell from about 200.7 to 146.8 per 100 000, while sanatoria rose from 100 to 550, clinics from under 20 to 450 plus, beds from 8 000 to 40 000, and nurses from fewer than 50 to over 4 000 as anti tuberculosis efforts surged nationwide.
Red Cross Christmas seals raise 1 million for tuberculosis drive
The National Tuberculosis Association announced a holiday sale of Red Cross Christmas seals raised one million dollars for the tuberculosis campaign. The effort involved about 500,000 agents including 300,000 school children, with seals sold in all states except Guam Tahiti and Samoa. The slogan one seal for every inhabitant of the United States was realized and newspapers aided the effort. Tuberculosis is now viewed as preventable and curable, a shift from ten years ago.
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George Martin
United Press
New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Charles J. Hatfield
United States
Guam
Tahiti
Samoa
Vaudeville and Silent Screen Offerings At Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre presents a varied bill led by Mr. Lewis and the Old Dominion Quartette with four strong vocalists and novelties. also "The Crimson Stain Mystery" and the Metro-Rolfe hit "The Wager" featuring Emily Stevens as Daisy Doyle, a bold underworld figure, in a tale of crime and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Jim
Flore
Miss Steven
Daisy Doyle
George D. Baker
Stone
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Old Dominion Quartette
Fred Brigman
Glover Davis
Lester Richards
Metro- Rolfe
Emily Stevens
Miss Stevens
Daisy” Doyle
Duglan
Slippery Jim
American Posture League Studies Health Effects of Posture
The American Posture League of New York City, a group of physicians and educators, studied how standing, sitting, clothing, shoes, and seating affect health. Findings led to manufacturers aligning products with recommendations, including shoe lasts designed for foot anatomy and garments for children to suspend from the shoulders.
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American Posture League
New York City
League
Christiana Name Traces Back 292 Years In History
The text notes the name Christiana dating back 292 years. It discusses standard school and kindergarten chairs and remodeled office and vocational chairs from a scientific view. It describes a good standing position as balance of head neck chest trunk and legs like a vertical column. It warns that clothing shoes furniture or life habits that disrupt this posture injure health.
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Tee
Zimmermann Holds Long Talk With Kaiser in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin dispatches report Alfred Zimmermann held a lengthy conference with the Kaiser on Friday. The broadcasts say the subject of the meeting was not disclosed and remain unsettled as the talks were described as extensive and secretive.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Alfred Zimmermann
Berlin
Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Page
The readable portion shows a garbled note mentioning a conference with officials including a chancellor and references to Zimbabwe. Details are fragmentary and no clear event, date, or participants can be confirmed.
Nameoki Town Election Cited In Century-Old Referendum
Local notes confirm Nameoki town, long established over a century, discusses municipal election plans and ongoing income considerations to retain current leadership and policy direction. The article indicates date context around Mar. 3, 1971.
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Nameoki
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Theatr
Metro Pictures
Emily
Stevens
Underworld
Wilmington
Todey and
Tomrorow
National Red Cross Society
Akci
aneSs
Health and Hygiene
Christiana
the Grand
Cohan & Harris
Kaiser
Gbwans
Gowan
Academy
Elvington
J. M. Soley
One Price Clothiers
Reg
North Frent Street
America
Ign
Ica
Gity Laundry Company
North Second Street
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