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Sophie Tucker Headlines Keith's Vaudeville Week
Sophie Tucker returns to Boston's B F Keith's Theatre with her orchestra and new songs billed as The Mary Garden of Rag Time. The program also features The Diving Seal by the Three Travilla Brothers, Jimmie Lucas and company, Arthur Hull Co with Lillian Derkin, Fred Warren and Effie Conley, Sterling and Marguerite, Edward Rowley and Harry Young, and more. Daily matinees begin at 2 p.m.
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Boston
Travilla Brothers
Avalon Bay
Catalina Island
California
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Fred Warren
Effie Conley
Sterling and
Marguerite
Edward Rowley
Harry Young
Senator Beck: A Cornerstone of Chelsea City Policy
Live Wire profiles Senator John E. Beck of Chelsea, highlighting his independence and influence on municipal finance and lighting. The piece notes his deep knowledge of city affairs, prior service as Chelsea alderman, multiple terms in the House and Senate, and his role in resisting unnecessary debt burdens on taxpayers.
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Beacon Hill
Bay State
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Chelsea
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New England Telephone Offers Installment Bond Plan
President Spalding announces 15 000 employees may subscribe to Liberty Loan bonds with weekly or monthly installments over 50 weeks or 10 months. Payments start at 1 dollar per week or 5 dollars per month, bonds earn 3 44 percent interest. The plan widens access and preserves savings, with agencies set up across New England for applications.
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The
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Liberty Loan
New England
Daily Thought on Self-Improvement and Time
The quotation urges individuals to perfect their natures and grow stronger and more sympathetic for a nobler future. It emphasizes making full use of present time to prepare for what lies ahead.
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Stevenson
Pahea Note Mentions Birthday Reward and Constipation Remedy
Fragmentary text references a birthday reward and a remedy for constipation linked to a Toledo firm. The readable portion lists Sere a use t fa and tor dete plus CO. and mentions piano bats or fanlty pris for constipation in limited form.
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Giving Children A Chance In Life And Learning
Autobiographical notes recount Lloyd George’s childhood and the humble shoemaker uncle who educated his sister’s children. The uncle’s sacrifices, funded by poverty, helped a future British prime minister rise from poverty to leadership in England’s hour of peril. The piece highlights altruism, prophecy of a child, and the value of education.
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Lloyd George
England
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Hello girl and rat woes collide in city views
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report notes complaints about telephone operators with smiling voices leaving for marriage within five months. It cites wage efforts to retain staff while highlighting a broader urban issue: Philadelphia rats costing the nation heavily and provoking discussion of pest control and public health.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Philadelphia
Etiquette shifts as left side escorts rise in east
Columns humorously review social norms from street etiquette to the crowded parlor. Jokes note a shift toward shielding women from crowds, with gibes at royally rich displays, dreary social centers, Hawaii songs, blondes dominating, tobacco spitters, and a loose-leaf atlas deadline amid hunger and peace prize speculation.
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