Just Once Try Dodson’s Liver Tone Debunking Calomel
A vintage ad promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver medicine. It warns calomel harms bones and digestion, promising quick relief from sluggish liver and constipation with a single spoonful and a money back guarantee. It touts safety for children and a pleasant taste.
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Dodson
The Test of Time in Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
The advertisement boasts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy has been used for over forty years with millions of bottles sold. It claims lasting reliability and dependability as time tests the product.
For Ketter For Worse at Colonial Theatre
Cecil B. De Mille presents a wartime homefront drama adapting Edgar Selwyn's play with Jeanie MacPherson screenplay. Gloria Swanson and a star cast headline the feature exploring the fate of men who stayed behind as soldiers return. Show Thursday at the Colonial Theatre.
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Ketter
France
Edgar Selwyn
Mr. de Milles
Jeanie Macpherson
Colonial Theatre
Gloria Swanson
Theodore Roberts
Elliot Dexter
Tom Forman
Wanda Hawley
Raymond Hatton
Jackett
Sylvia Ashton
University of Louisville dental graduates listed
Invitations went out for the University of Louisville dental department commencement on Thursday evening June 26. The graduating class includes George Davey Mitchell of Welch and Wirt R. Belcher of Keystone.
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University of Louisville
Dental Department
George Davey Mitchell
Welch
Wirt R. Belcher
Keystone
New Clark film Lets Elope fills with action at Colonial
Marguerite Clark stars in Lets Elope at the Colonial theatre tomorrow a Paramount picture based on Fred Jackson’s The Naughty Wife first shown in New York in 1917. Clark plays a neglected wife who elopes with a seducer but learns her duty when her husband intervenes. Frank Mills co stars in a tale with comedy in evolving situations.
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Marguerite Clark
Paramount
Fred Jackson
New York
Miss Clark
Colonial Theatre
Frank Mills
Carnival Comes to Bluefield
The Metropolitan shows arrive in Bluefield with fifteen attractions and three big rides. The operator guarantees cleanliness and urges officials and clergy visits to inspect. Unloading and setup are underway for a week of daily and nightly performances weather permitting.
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Tower Lot
Hatfield
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Mr. Barfields Company
Weverything
Cast Earns High Merit in Katherine Reed Scripted Film
The cast generally earns one of the highest merits as Katherine Reed wrote the scenarist and Jonn S. Robertson directed the production.
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Katherine Reed
Jonn S. Robertson
Let's Elope Sparkling Townwide Gossip
The town buzzes over Mar guerite Clark in a staged romance piece. Residents are drawn to the dramatic moment as social chatter centers on marriage plans and public curiosity.
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Marguerite Clark
Villa Maria Academy Hosts Fifty-First Commencement
The fifty-first annual Villa Maria Academy commencement was held yesterday. Students presented sketches from Twelfth Night and performed character dances. Bishop Donahue of Wheeling awarded premiums and delivered the address as the school closed a successful year.
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Villa Maria Academy
Bishop Donahue
Wheeling
Moose Legion Meeting Highlights Loyalty Program and Degree
The Moose Legion of the county met at the Moose hall with forenoon music and an address by Hon. John Kee on Loyalty. A banquet followed at the Royal Cafe. In the afternoon fifty members received the second degree in Moosedom. The next regional gathering is set for Princeton on July 20%.
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Moose Legion
Moose Hall
John Kee
Royal Cafe
Princeton
Women at Work During the War
During the war millions of women have taken on new roles in munition factories chemical works metal works street railways ambulance driving barbering and as elevator girls. Many yearned to serve but were hindered by female ailments, now addressed by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound already aiding thousands.
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Lydias E. Pinkham
Better a Word That Lasts Than the Last Word
A concise aphorism contrasts enduring value with final, emphatic speech. It stresses choosing lasting impact over seeking to have the final say in disputes or debates.
Notable Vaudeville Dancer Plays Elderly Rasper in The Home Breaker
The piece notes actor Mr Stevens as a top vaudeville dancer yet in Paramount’s The Home Breaker he portrays an aging novice who struggles to learn to dance. Directors reshot scenes to avoid the famous misstep in the finished film.
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Mr. Stevens
Clarence McFadden
Ane
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