Blood Impurition and Germs Claims in Ad Copy
An old advertisement promotes a miracle cure, asserting blood impurition by germs is caused by various foreign to health organisms. It claims a five minute influence from perspiration and lungs, urging readers to send for BB of Sky and consult a physician via Swift Special Co. in Atlanta.
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Horoscope Predicts Unrest and Gains in Mining Ventures
Astrologers warn of a day of unrest across classes with Mars adverse and Saturn favorable later. The summer will see public sentiment turmoil, labor strife, but industrial conditions improve. New trade avenues open with the South and El Dorado prospects rise in mining. Idaho politics gain attention amid a religious feud. Colorado may face labor clashes and scandals. Fires loom next month in large cities. churches and charity work face criticism. A famed preacher could draw national notice. Birthdays bring busy, diligent years for those born today.
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First Conversions Mark South Side Revival Event
At South Side Methodist Church the first conversions of the weeklong revival were reported in a large evening gathering led by George D. Wolfe. Speaker Walfe urged reflection on modern luxury and moral decline as causes of social ills while a solo and orchestra under Frank L. Wooda accompanied the talk. Services continue nightly at eight through the week.
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Wiser Stewart Mine Guests Depart After Visit
Nash Rockwood an New York attorney stayed at the Thornton yesterday with ML W. Bacon manager of the Stewart mine Idaho and Charles Lark also of New York. Rockwood has been examining mine conditions and handling business for eastern stockholders. He left for the East last night. Bacon, now based in Spokane, departed for Coeur d Alenes.
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Gowns and Glee Light Up Local Screen at The American
In the Fitch drama Cora at the American, Miss Emily Stevens appears in famed costumes that captivate women for fashion as well as plot. Stevens, niece of Minnie Maddern Fiske, is praised for beauty and talent while her character endures poverty and hardship in New York before a hopeful ending.
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Ansonia Theater Stars In Henry the Hunchback Feature
The Ansonia theater will present a photoplay featuring Howard Jabrook and Barbara Tennant in Henry the Hunchback. The plot centers on a hunchback villain who murders a girl’s stepmother and goes mad after the tragedy, with Barbara Tennant portraying the dancer girl and C A C Land producing. The program promises strong incidents and wide public appeal as the film adapts Henry kitchell Webster’s Henry the Hunchback.
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Famous Authors Contribute Stories For New Films
Film concerns recognize strong stories boost photoplays. Universal and other studios plan to adapt works by Parker, Ralph Connor, F Hopkinson Smith, Alfred Henry Lewis, and more. Fans expect better acting, scenery, and consistent plots from the Big U’s new project.
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Occult photoplay craze dominates stage and screen chatter
Theatergoers hear of hypnotic themes and standout performances in The Witching Hour The Silent Command and The Force of Example are highlighted with Adele Lane Pauline Bush and Dorothy Phillips praised for costumes and presence, while discussions of fashion and stagecraft mingle with critique of early cinema’s popularity.
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Inspectors Visit Montana State Institutions Tour
Dr Marie M Hyde from Miles City and Mrs Eugene F Carey from Missouri arrive in the city for a statewide inspection tour of institutions. They register at Thorntop, plan to visit Warm Springs Twin Bridges Miles City and report to the State Federation of Women's Clubs at Missoula June 10 11 12. The inspection committee chair is Mrs Theodore Brantly of Helena.
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