Treatment for indigestion and weakness with Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Lowell Massachusetts woman describes years of digestion problems and fatigue improved by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports richer blood, restored appetite, relief from stomach pain headaches and choking sensations. Free booklet on diet available. pills sold by druggists or mail order for sixty cents.
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Florence Feltin
Sawtelle Place
Lowell
Mass
Feltin
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Marmola Prescription Tablets advertise weight loss remedy
The Marmola Prescription Tablets are promoted as a harmless obesity remedy now sold in tablet form. The ad claims the world owes gratitude to the author of Marmola and states the tablets are available at drug stores or by mail from Marmola Co. Detroit at a dollar for a large case.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Quick relief recipe for catarrhal deafness head noises
A home remedy advises individuals with catarrhal deafness or head noises to mix 1 ounce Parmint double strength with a pint of hot water and a pinch of sugar, then take one tablespoonful four times daily. The remedy promises easier breathing and reduced mucus drainage, noting it is simple and inexpensive to prepare.
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Anyon
Broadway Brevities Cooked Up Fun Show At Shubert
A lively recap notes the Shubert Theatre production’s emphasis on visual allure over plot. The review highlights a chorus of girls and dancers, witty performers, sparkling costumes, and upbeat music designed for quick, eye and ear stimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert Theatre
Brevities showcases Bert Williams in sparkling revue
Bert Williams headlines a lively all star revue with Ula Sharon Marcelle Barnes Mildred Richardson and George LaMaire. The production features 20 scenes of song dance and skits with elaborate stage settings including a birch forest and rainy Adirondack afternoon. Williams shines in jail and bootery bits while LaMare LeMaître and the chorus deliver humor and music in a period style entertainment.
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Bert Williams
George LaMaire
Una Sharon
George McKay
Mildred Richardson
Nelson and Cronin
Maurice Diamond
Baird and
Bernard
Isabel Mohr
Marcelle Barnes
Wagner
Mozart
Genee
Adirondacks
Spain
LeMafre
Mr. Williams
Smart Bootery
Ponzi the Financial Wizard
Park Theatre Screens Mabel Normand in What Happened to Rosa
Two strong pictures headline the Park Theatre week. Mabel Normand stars as a downtrodden department store girl who pursues one final thrill before she dies, showing her depth as an actress. Tom Moore follows with Officer 666, a realism driven drama that surpasses current standards.
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the Park Theatre
Mabel Normand
Rosa
Little Comedienne
Tom Moore
Mr. Moore
Jumps From Window Leaves Boston Man With Minor Injuries
Peter King of 244 East Ninth street South Boston leapt from the second story of his home last night seeking air. He landed 30 feet below and was taken to City Hospital with multiple minor injuries. Police and hospital say he had been imbibing.
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Peter King
East Ninth Street
Boston
Peter
Evening Series Of Boston Affairs Schedule
Today's programs include 10 30 a m union meetings at the State House and Horticultural Hall. A 12 30 p m Pilgrim Publicity Association lunch with speaker John F Fitzgerald. Tufts Alumni dinner at the Vendome at 6 30 p m. Brown University Alumni dinner at the City Club at 6 45 p m. Children's Health Week opens at 7 30 p m at the Mechanics Building. Boston Y M H A annual hall at 8 p m at the Somerset. Old Home Night at Boston College High School at 8 p m.
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Massachusetts Agricultural Associations
State House
Horticultural Hall
Pilgrim Publicity Associations
John F. Fitzgerald
Tufts
Hotel Vendome
Brown University
Boston City Club
Children’s Health Week
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Y. M
Hotel Somerset
Boston College High School
Tremont Theatre Presents Just Suppose Comedy
A. E. Thomas comedy Just Suppose in three acts was staged last evening at Tremont Theatre marking its first Boston performance. Thomas has prior successes including The Rainbow and Come Out of the Wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thomas
Tremont Theatre
Just Suppose A Warm, Witty Stage Romance at Fairview
The review lauds a Virginia setting in which Prince George Fairfax hides his identity as he falls for Linda Lee Stafford. Patricia Coolinge shines as Linda while Geoffrey Kerr portrays the hopeful prince. Strong ensemble work by Mrs. Thomas Whiffen Leslie Howard Fred Kerr and others accompanies a brisk two week run.
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Prince of Wales
Virginia
Thomas
Stafford
Fairview
Linda Lee
Montgomery Warren
Sir Calverton Shipley
Washington
Shipley
George Chester
H. R. H. the Prince
George
Marquis of Kamady
Patricia Coolinge
Linda Lee Stafford
Geoffrey Kerr
Prince
Thomas Whiffen
Carter Stafford
Leslie Howard
Fred Kerr
Marquis
Lawrence Eddinger
Hannibal
William J. Keighley
Montgomery
George Pouncefort
Kingsley Stafford
Tremont Temple Opens 21st Week of Way Down East
In Boston at Tremont Temple the 21st week of D. W. Griffiths Way Down East began yesterday afternoon with Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess in leading roles. Next Thursday night marks the 20th performance in the city as the homely New England tale achieves world wide success, with Boston surpassing prior Griffith feats and similar acclaim across America.
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D. W. Griffith
Boston
Tremont Temple
New England
Mr. Griffith
American
Lillian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
Vaudeville and Screenings at Loew's Columbia This Week
The initial half of the week features vaudeville and Mrs. Sessue Hayakawa in Ashes of Desire and Man s Play Thing with a star cast. The ongoing Popular Girls Contest draws many young ladies weekly this Tuesday evening. In the closing half Bert Lytell stars in The Misleading Lady and The Silver Lining with an all star cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew
Columbia
Sessue Hayakawa
Bert Lytell
The Bait and Honor Bound Open at Lan caster Theatre
Love interest and melodrama blend as Hope Hampton leads The Bait in a three days run at Lan caster Theatre starting yesterday. Frank Mayo appears in Honor Bound on the same bill. A change of bill Thursday brings Conrad in Quest of His Youth with Alice Brady in The New York Idea.
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Maurice Tourneur
Lancaster Theatre
Hope Hampton
Frank’ Mayo
Thomas Meighan
Conrad
Alice Brady
New York
Sky High at Gayety Theatre Receives Warm Response
Dan Coleman's Sky High at the Gayety Theatre rouses applause this week. Leading performers include Hazzelle Larain Mattie Billie Quinn Olive LaCompt with Fred W Taylor Arthur Stern Frank A Nell McKissick and Kelly. The chorus and principal work attract praise.
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Dan Coleman
Gayety Theatre
Hazzelle Larain
Mattie Billie Quinn
Olive LaCompt
Fred W. Taylor
Arthur Stern
Frank A. Nell
McKissick
Kelly
Ihe
Mattie Quinn
Abraham Lincoln to Play at Hollis Street Theatre
John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln comes to Hollis Street Theatre next Monday with Frank McGlynn and the original company under William Harris Jr. Boston natives of the Cradle of Liberty heartily welcome this notable dramatic offering, expected to be a season standout.
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John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Hollis Street
Frank McGlynn
William Harris, Jr
Boston
Cradle of Liberty
Nance O Neill Returns to Boston in The Passion Flower
Nance O Neill returned to Boston last evening to perform The Passion Flower from Jacinto Benavente. The famed actress, absent for several seasons, was warmly greeted, tears in her eyes as she acknowledged the cordial reception.
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Nance O’neill
Boston
Plymouth
Passion Flower
Jacinto Benavente
Miss O’neill
Passion Flower at the City Theater Delights Audiences
The presented drama builds suspense with a mystery not fully revealed until the final act. Raimunda, the tragic wife, embodies intense emotion as Miss ONeil delivers a powerful performance. Alfred Hickman as the husband, Annette Westbay as Acacia, and Maud Durand support with balanced acting, precise scenery, and period-accurate costumes.
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Benavente
Raimunda
Miss O'Neil
Civilian Clothes delights Arlington audience in weeklong run
Thompson Buchannan's four act comedy Civilian Clothes played at the Arlington Theatre last night to a good sized audience. William Shelly Sullivan as Sam McGinnis and Francee Anderson as Florence Lanham earned strong applause for their portrayals. Margaret Smythe and the ensemble, including Willard Dashiell and Edward Varney, carried the production with wit and energy, leaving patrons well satisfied as the company opens a one week engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Buchanan
Arlington Theatre
William Shelly Sullivan
Sam McGinnis
Francee Anderson
Florence Lanham
Billy Arkwright
Ashton Newton
Margaret Smythe
Ethel Wright
Willard Dashiell
General McInerney
Edward Varney
Florence Burroughs
Olive Massey
W. J. Brady
Doris Haslett
Anthony Blair
Edwin Brandon
Bert
Fler Daughter and Plis in Dark Romantic Serial
Ann Whatison a 28 year old dark beauty narrates her life in a city tale. She reveals Grace Cameron a pink and white blonde and Kenneth Halsey, a mischievous brown eyed youth, as central figures. Ann meets Jimmy Callahan and Jerry Hathaway while Mamie Riley helps as a check girl. Her father Bob Whitson appears, altering fortunes as weddings and secrets unfold.
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Ann Whatison
Grace Cameron
Kenneth Halsey
Ann
Jimmy Callahan
Perapa
Jimmy
Jerry Hathaway
Jerry
Mamie Riley
Bob Whitson
Jimmie
Mamie
Kenneth
Mr. Halsey
Mr. Whitson
Dream House Plans and Troubled Romance in Park Ride
Ann and Ken plan a bungalow as wedding duties loom. In the park Ken confronts Grace's scandal and vows to face fear and consequences. Grace and her lover loom as a volatile complication for Ken, Ann, and their families amid the impending marriage.
To be continued tomorrow and each day thereafter
A brief note states that the coverage will continue in tomorrow's Daily and Sunday Post and will resume daily until the item is completed. It signals ongoing serial reporting without giving further specifics or outcomes.
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Daily
Sunday Post
Lodging House Licensing Fee Sparks Debate in Boston
City licensing board members and Mayor White urged a lodging house license fee of two dollars or more. Chairman Dean cited costs around 1.50 per license. Mayor White of Lawrence argued for five dollars, saying licensing costs are high and rents may not rise. Montague warned that many widows run lodging houses and favored two dollars.
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Committee On Public Health
Licensing Board
Boston
William P. White
Lawrence
Dean
David T. Montague
White
Boston Board
Boston Towboat Moves George Washington for Ocean Service
The Boston Towboat Company transferred the mammoth liner without incident. The George Washington becomes flagship of United States Mail Steamship Company and will be refitted for passenger service from Boston to Bremen. It will receive oil-burning equipment and luxurious passenger accommodations replacing troop quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Towboat Company
George Washington
United States Mail Steamship Company
Bremen
Nuxated Iron Promoted As Organic Iron Source
An advertisement contrasts organic iron from foods and the iron in spinach with lic iron from acids, naming Nuxated Iron as a concentrated organic form. It claims one dose equals half a quart of spinach in iron content and guarantees refunds if results are not satisfactory. Sold through various retailers.
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M. D
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Kondon Mfg. CO
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Williams
South Boston
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Columbia Theatre
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Arlington
Fler
Idah M’glone Gibson
National Newspaper Service
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California
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