Eye Specialist Endorses Bon Opto For Eye Strength
Dr. Smith and Dr. Judkins report a tested remedy Bon Opto strengthens eyesight, claims 50 to 65 percent in a week in many cases. They cite dramatic recoveries from glasses dependence and relief for inflammation, eye strain, and blurred vision, urging readers to try the remedy.
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New York
Smith
Judkins
Bon-Opto
Dr. Judkins
Union General Hospital
Boston
Mass
New England Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Maine
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Woman Hit in Eye by Golf Ball in Chatham
Miss Marion Cox sues Payson Dana of Brookline for $25,000 in Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham claiming a golf ball struck her eye and caused eye damage. Dana admits playing golf at the Chatham Associates course near the Chatham Bars Inn on Sept 6, stating the ball bounced to the road and then to her face. He estimates being 2 to 60 yards from the road, and says he saw the plaintiff walking with others.
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Massachusetts Civil Service
Norfolk Superior Court
Dedham
Marion Cox
New York City
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Chatham
Cox
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Screen Gossip Star Lloyd from Nebraska to Culver City
Screen comedian Lloyd, born in Nebraska and educated in Colorado, began in Omaha stock theater and appeared in his first film in 1914. With Bebe Daniels he gained fame, now stars for Pathe in Culver City. Recent comedies include High And Dizzy Get Out and Get Under Number Please and Now or Never. He stands five feet nine inches, with black hair blue eyes and is a bachelor.
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Neb
Bebe Daniels
Mr. Lloyd
Pathe Company
Culver City
Cal
Young Georgia Actress May Allison Joins Broadway Stage
May Allison, then 15, left Georgia for New York and was cast as Beauty in Every Woman, later understudying Ina Claire in The Quaker Girl. She soon found screen success as leading lady beside Harold Lockwood in a series of films.
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Georgia
New York
Ina Claire
Miss Allison
Harold Lockwood
Allans Holubar Debuts Man Woman and Marriage with Phillips
Allan Holubar releases Man, Woman and Marriage starring Dorothy Phillips and James Kirkwood. Mildred Harris shows The Woman in His House and Old Dad. Pearl White returns with The Tiger's Cub.
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James Kirkwood
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Pearl White
Moving Picture Cast and Contacts in Boston Post Classifieds
A collection of notices listing actors and their roles in recent films, with contact addresses for studios and agents. Marcia Manon, Helen Jerome Eddy, Antonia Moreno, Wallace MacCutch eon, Peggy R., Wesley Barry, Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish, and others are named alongside studios like Vitagraph Universal Griffith and Fox. Contact points include Allan Dawn Productions Hollywood Cal Fox Film Corp New York The Greenroom Club New York and The Boston Post for PRUNELLA HALL.
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Newburyport
King Baggots
Allan Dawn Productions
Hollywood
Cal
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Glory
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Joan
Antonia Moreno
Vitagraph Company
John N
East Cambridge
Pearl White
Wallace MacCutcheon
Fox Film Corp
10Th Avenue
66Th Street
New York City
Peggy R
Boston
Mastercraft Studios
Forest Street
Medford
Dizzy Dumb Sisters
Wesley Barry
Marshall Neilan
Los Angeles
Wallace MacDonald
Universal Film Company
Universal City
Marian E
Berlin
N. H
Lillian Gish
Hotel
Greenroom Club
New York
Nellie
Ashland
Marguerite Clark
Waltham
Lionel Barrymore
Doris Rankin
the Copperhead
Wilfred Lytell
Randolph Marshall
The
Kentuckians
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
Diplomatic Corps Calls on Hughes at State Department
Members of the diplomatic corps led by Ambassador Jusserand of France visited Secretary Hughes at the State Department to pay respects on a new secretary taking office. The formal call is customary.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Jusserand
France
Hughes
State Department
PINT TO EACH IMMIGRANT AT QUARANTINE
Immigrants arriving in New York were greeted with small pint bottles containing a kerosene based concoction. Directions claimed to apply externally in a tub of water, a harsh twist on hospitality that aimed to deter typhus carriers. The scene highlights a grim wartime health measure at the quarantine station.
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New York
America
Ruth Draper Charms Wilbur with Varied Sketches
Miss Ruth Draper presented a second entertaining program at the Wilbur Theatre yesterday afternoon to a large audience. She offered a broader variety than before including a German governess, a debutante, a Dalmatian Peasant in the Hall of a Hospital, and a Maine Coast Town porch scene.
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Maine
Pape's Diapepsia Declares Quick Stomach Relief
A historical advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as an effective, harmless stomach antacid and regulator. It claims rapid relief from indigestion fermentation belching and sour stomach, noting the product’s low cost and world-wide popularity.
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Pape
Boston Clerical School Graduation on April 1
Boston Clerical School sets April 1 as its mid year graduation date. About 50 graduates expected, with final count by March 18. The school allows completion any time, issuing a certificate and placing graduates in office work, then awarding the regular city diploma at annual exercises.
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Boston
Paynter, Noted Kentucky Lawyer, Dies at Home
Former United States Senator Thomas H. Paynter, a prominent Kentucky lawyer, died at his Frankfort home after a long illness. He was among the state’s best known legal figures.
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Frankfort
United States
Thomas H. Paynter
Kentucky
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