News from 24/01/1925
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Mrs. J. C., W. M. S., Corinne Lowe, Hugh Fullerton, W B Humphrey, Clarence Budington Kelland, Mary Allen Hulbert, Frederick Halsey, Frank Condon, Genevieve Forbes Herrick, Alva Taylor, Patricia, Bruce Barton, R. C. M., Ethel M. Somers, Eugene Jones, Knute Rockne, Lillian Day,
ResumoLiberty Paramount Pictures Star Cars Liberty Here's to the Colleges In This Issue Design by W. B. Humphrey In Our Next Issue Four Hundred Dancing Men Liberty The Success Sextette An Arabian Nights Tale of Poor Lads and Fabulous Riches, against a Background of Modern City Business; How Six Boys Started with Nothing and Climbed Together until Today They All but Dominate Chicago First Article Not in the Scenario A Short Story of Love and Breath-Taking Adventure in Old Italy, with an American Movie Address as Its Heroine Wrigley's Sellers Kitchen Cabinets The Woodrow Wilson I Knew The True Story of the Mysterious "Mrs. Peck's" Long Friendship with the War President, as Written by Herself to Silence the Whispering of Tongues My Lean Years 'Bull' Durham The Love Story of a Rebellious Flapper A Million for Advertising Telling the World Comes High These Days Here Is the Story of the Men Who Spend Titles and Tourists At the Court of Rome Two Ceaseless Forces Beat upon the American Ambassadress—The Briskness and Energy of America, the Stateliness and Glittering Pomp of the Italian Nobility. And Sometimes Rare Diplomacy Is Required to Make Them Mix! Maule's Seeds Franklin Institute Corns Freezone McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium Liberty White Pants Willie A Serial by Elmer Davis Who's Who in the Third Installment Almond Roca Golden Glint Shampoo Where Can You Work Best? Is It Better to Be in New York, Where You Are Uncomfortable but Industrious; Chicago, Where You Get a Lot Done Because You Are so Miserable, or California, Where Every Prospect Pleases and Your Mental Valves Close up at 3 P. M. Daily? Coca Cola Mary Garden Tells Her Middle Name With the Persuasion of a Thais, the Dash of a Carmen, and the Assurance of a Cleopatra— A Sprightly Interview in Which the Diva Comments on People and Pounds and Prejudices, and Concludes That Her Notion of Something to See Is a Good-Looking Leg in a Black Silk Stocking! Imperial Table $500 a Week for Limericks The Rattler A Short Story of a Manhunt in the Days of the Old West Vollrath Ware Bright Sayings of Children This Weekly Will Pay $5 for Every Published Letter. Address Bright Sayings Editor, Liberty, Tribune Square, Chicago An Experienced Angel Comparisons Are Odious Western Football Vs. Eastern After Playing More Intersectional Games than Any Other Mentor, Notre Dame's Coach Says Flatly,"The Western Game Is Better"—And Tells Why Brownatone LaSalle Extension University Liberty White Man A Motion Picture Review Next Week: a Triple Review A Little of This and of That Bayer Aspirin "California Fig Syrup" Hurry Mother! Even a Fretful, Feverish, Bilious or Constipated Child Loves the Pleasant Taste of "California Fig Syrup" Liberty's Cross-Word Puzzle No. 12 Celebrities of Yesterday What Becomes of All Those People You Read about in the Daily Papers? Give Your Memory a Test Each of the Persons Whose Numbered Portraits Appear on This Page Was Prominently and Repeatly Referred to in the Newspapers Only a Short Time Ago. How Many Can You Identify? Fletcher's Castoria Beauty a Gleamy Mass of Hair Style and Spirit Mark the Little Misses' Wear Tunics, Plaits, and Buttons Vie for Fashion Honors Fat as Food and as a Cooking Medium Interviewing the Insignificant "People Who Are in a Hurry Always Seem to Be Rushed," Says Joe Holmes, the Sage Shipping Clerk with Literary Aspirations Who's Who and What's What in "Celebrities of Yesterday" Jell-O Ipana Tooth Paste
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