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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
5
Two reel Fox Sunshine feature The Sound plus a vaudeville program opened to a large crowd at the Auditorium. The Youngsters sang well and Ardell and Mae delivered a full stage juggling act. Mix the daring star performed a courtroom escape and thrilling stunts with Bad Pat Duncan.
Mason and William Foxstar star in Girl of My Heart at The Auditorium Monday with grip scenes romance and light comedy. Veiled Mystery also shows with admission 10 15 and 20 cents including tax.
Tom Mix returns to the Auditorium under William direction in 8 Gold Coins a stirring by H H Van Loan. Mix plays Bob Fleming and Bad Pat Duncan a murderer bandit whom he captures earning a $10 000 reward.
A two part Fox Sunshine Comedy titled Elephant’s Nightmare features elephants acting like humans chasing a comedian. The program includes vaudeville with two young children performing on stage, appealing to families.
Antonio Moreno delivers a brutal hand to hand scene in The Veiled Mystery episode three at Vitagraph. Moreno bleeds from multiple wounds after a hard bout with the schooner skipper, a stunt praised by witnesses. The episode, shown Monday at Auditorium with Girl of My Heart.
A speaker extols football as a metaphor for life. He argues that success comes from specialization, rigorous training, unselfish teamwork, merit-based leadership, disciplined daily effort, and finding joy in work. The lecture ties these lessons to democracy and personal growth for students and citizens.
We the mother and sisters express gratitude for the sympathy and assistance shown to us during the illness and death of our dear daughter and sister Yi. The floral offerings and kind deeds were deeply appreciated during this difficult time.
The Empire announces a modern GE system installation by Webster Electric Co. The feature will be shown in public with rect current power and improved lighting. Crowds are expected as Betreiber promotes a timely and worthwhile presentation this afternoon.
A fragment describes Masud of Ghazni as a mountain ruler and generous patron of letters. It calls him an able architect and a strong warrior who commanded a vicious army and an elephant force. It notes a 1080 A Da prohibition in Afghanistan and India and mentions him as a writer in Asia.
A Siamese customs note says a marriage declaration can be a simple proposal such as offering to light a cigarette for a lady. It reminds timid youths not to fear the ritual yet stresses thinking before speaking and being thoughtful.
A London Punch journal remark notes filming an actual murder and comments that murderers appear self conscious in the face of a cameraman. The quip highlights media scrutiny and public fascination with crime.
The clipping notes fashion etiquette with bobbed hair and speedy grooming, mentions husbands being influenced by hairpins, and discusses Persian cuisine where dates feature in forty dishes. It blends social trends with culinary curiosities and date symbolism.
A fragment reflecting Epictetus on blame, noting a vulgar man shifts fault, a novice blames himself, and a true philosopher blames neither others nor self, offering a meditation on responsibility and virtue.
A wary observer notes that a self described “Bluffer” boasts of an awful temper yet proves easily deterred by a minimal display of firmness and resolve. The piece pokes fun at personas who overstate dangerous traits to intimidate others.
The speaker notes that a man who minds his own business is misunderstood as unsociable. Uncle Ken adds that people may misjudge such individuals as unfriendly when they simply avoid gossip or idle socializing.
In a note inspired by a Drawing Out, the Boston Transcript comments that the frequent bank run at the Lisle bank concerns women who desire measures to halt the pattern. The piece frames it as a public interest issue and calls for stabilizing steps.
A satirical motto from the Boston Transcript mocks pessimists and urges action today. It notes impatience leads to missed chances and declares the world’s mood turns from warning to rueful quickness.
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