Gain Six Pounds in Fourteen Days Ad Claims Pink Pills Help
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a blood building remedy. It cites a Woonsocket library employee who gained six pounds in fourteen days after using the pills, claiming relief from rheumatism and back pain and urging readers to consult druggists or request booklets from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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S. Southwick
Public
Woonsocket
R. L
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Re Nu Yu Ad Promotes Stronger Constitutions
An advertisement touts a product claiming to build strong constitutions and robust bodies as the safest protection from sickness, asserting health benefits and vitality through its use.
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Re- Nu-Yu
Middle class Germany bears burden of postwar debts
William G. Shepherd reports that German middle class hopes peace terms will settle, yet faces high living costs, weak real estate, low book and article earnings, and industry strain. They question payments to the Allies, note large reparations and restitution, Ruhr coal support, and seek time to rebuild while fearing a swing to militarism or socialism.
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William G. Shepherd
Boston Post
New York World
Paris
Messrs. Mueller and
Bell
Versailles
Germany
Associations of Lawyers
Bavaria
Europe
England
Mueller
Maxmilian Harden
Berlin
France
Munich
Leipzig
Ruhr
Belgium
Italy
Lne
Herbert Hoover
Paper mills cut schedule at S. D. Warren in Westbrook
S. D. Warren Company announced a five day production schedule starting April 2 due to business conditions. Mills will halt production five days a week until further notice as stockpiles of finished product fill storehouses.
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Westbrook
S. D. Warren Company
Two men shot in 1919 card game on Dover Street
Boston police arrested Frank Pregelatz in Bristol Penn after a two year hunt for the Dover Street shooter in a 1919 card game incident that left John Francisca dead and Frank Ferari wounded. Extradition may take a week as authorities pursue the gunman. Simultaneously Boy Scouts of Massachusetts join Say It With Flour relief for Armenian children, aiding distribution and posters statewide.
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Dover Street
Boston
Frank Pregelatz
Bristol
Penn
Livingstone
Cavagnaro
John Francisca
Frank Ferari
Boy Scouts of
Massachusetts
Boy Scouts of the
Near East
Herbert L. Willett, Jr
Armenia
Willett
Syria
R. N. Berry
Brookline
Malden
Screen Gossip on Hayakawa Star, Painter and Poet
The actor Hayakawa born in Tokio, educated in Japan and Chicago, is a painter, poet, and trained athlete. With six years of stage work in Japan, he debuted on screen with Paramount Art Craft and later starred opposite Fannie Ward in The Cheat. Now a Robertson-Cole star, he is 5 feet 7 inches, 157 pounds, with black hair and eyes, married to actress Tsuru Aoki.
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Tokio
Japan
University of Japan
University of Chicago
Mr. Hayakawa
Paramount Artcraft Company
Fannie Ward
Robertson-Cole
Tsuru Aoki
Leading Roles in Cosmopolitan and Other Studio Projects
Leena Owen to star as lead in Back Pay a Fannie Hurst story for Cosmopolitan Productions Reginald Denny to play a leading role in Footlights Elsie Ferguson's latest picture Richard Headrick world champion baby swimmer at Anita Stewart production King Vidtor joins Associated Producers and starts Love Never Dies William Russell releases Bare Knuckles
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Leena Owen
Fannie Hurst
Cosmopolitan
Reginald Denny
Elsie Ferguson
Richard Headrick
Anita Stewart
King Vidtor
Associated Producers
William Russell
Marjorie Daw Returns to Coast After Play Engagement
Marjorie Daw completes her engagement as Love in Experience for Famous Players Lasky and returns to the Coast.
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Famous Players-Lasky Company
Marjorie Daw
Hollywood Stars Personal Details and Film Associations
Polly Irene Castle Mary McLaren Katherine Mac Donald Carol Dempster Ruth Roland Mildred Davis June Caprice Aletha Beverly Frances Edmonde Ralph Graves Bryant Washburn Monte Blue J P K J Waterville Mary Sanford Shirley Mason Bernard Dunning Viola Dana Pearl White Prunella Hall contact details and film credits listed with ages heights and private life notes for multiple actors and firm addresses in Los Angeles and New England.
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Polly—Irene Castle
Mary McLaren
Katherine MacDonald
Carol Dempster
Anita Stewart
Mission Boulevard
Los Angeles
Cal
Wanda Hawley
Realart Pictures Corp
North Occidental Boulevard
Sweetie Peach
Tom Mix
Fox Film Corporation
Western Avenue
M Ty
Braintree
Casson Ferguson
Ruth Roland
Beverly
Frances Edmonde
Ralph Graves
Leominster
Bryant Washburn
Dwight Moody
Washburn
Mabel Chidester
Mabel Forrest
Lasky Studio
Hollywood
Monte Blue
Mr. Washburn
Waterville
the Mohicans
West
Cuba
Long Island
Mary, Sanford
Shirley ‘Mason
Bernard Dunning
Viola Dana
Viola Flugrath
John Collins
Pearl White
Wallace MacCutcheon
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Olive Tablets claim gentle relief for constipation
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. The copy highlights 17 years practice, non griping action, and usage for constipation torpid liver bad breath and dull tired feeling. Priced 15c and 30c with thousands using nightly.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Briand Urges Resuming Relations With Vatican
Paris March 2 Premier Briand appeared before the Senate Commission on Foreign Affairs and urged immediate passage of the bill to resume diplomatic relations with the Vatican. The Chamber had approved it months ago, but the Senate delayed it while the budget was handled.
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Paris
Associated Press
Briand
Senate Commission On Foreign Affairs
Senate
Vatican
Chamber
Poincare
Boys Poisoned After Eating Red Berries in Salem
Raymond and Charles Jodoin two boys aged two were taken to hospital after eating red berries found during a tramp in the woods. Raymond fainted on the road and Jodoin fell ill after reaching home. Raymond is on the danger list. Type of berries not yet determined.
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Salem
Ilberme J. Raymond
Charles BE
Jodoin
Raymond
Eleven Killed on Death Farm in Jasper County
Atlanta March 2 5 officers said Clyde Manning a witness in John Williams murder case confessed to killing four Negroes with an axe in one week and burying them in a pasture on the Williams plantation in Jasper County. Manning also claimed many Negroes were kept in peonage there and three bodies were found in the river. He said killings were necessary to save his life. another witness said he knew nothing of the cases.
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Atlanta
Williams
Jasper County
Clyde Manning
John Williams
Manning
Williams Plantation
Freeman
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