Pink Pills Advertised As Diet Aid For Indigestion
An advertisement claims irregular eating causes dyspepsia and touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for blood and nerves. It recounts a testimonial from Alma N of Capitol Avenue about improved health after use and notes availability by mail for sixty cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Alman
No. 40
Capitol Avenue
Rd. Conn
Dr. Williams Medcine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Gloria Chase and the Love Triangle in New York
Gloria Chase, returning from a cousin's wedding, discovers her fiancé Morton Phelps is not her true love. In New York she befriends Larry Gordon, a caring newspaper man, while lawyer Frank Carver presses for Gloria to wed him.
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Gloria Chase
Virginia
Morton Phelps
Gloria
Phelps
New York
Larry Gordon
Frank Carver
Larry
Carver
Crosswyas
Paris
Gity Hall
Happiness on the Way to Paris Love Wedding Plan
Larry declares his plan to marry Gloria and sail to France after he resigns his Paris newspaper post. Gloria accepts amid excitement and secrecy about her money, packing with luck charms and a tatting handkerchief from a friend. They wed quickly and prepare to board a steamer for Paris.
Gloria Boards Steamer as She Heads to New Life
Gloria follows a man with their bags and, aboard the steamer, gazes at the approaching Statue of Liberty. She realizes she is Larry’s wife as the ship leaves the river for the open sea toward France and a new life. One Hundred Percent by Kathleen Norris begins in Sundays Post.
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Gloria
Larry
France
Kathleen Norris
Rudolph Cameron and Anita Stewart in Film Comeback
Rudolph Cameron long known as Anita Stewart’s business manager and former film player left acting in 1917 to join the aviation corps. He later returned to screen work with Rose of the Sea, while the Camerons plan Miss Stewart’s future picture engagements after her Mayer contract expired. They spent the summer at Bayside Long Island and may pursue offers for new roles.
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Rudolph Cameron
Anita Stewart
Aviation Corps
Massachusetts Tech
Cambridge
Miss Stewart
Caméron
Cameron
Camerons
Bayside
L. I
Louis B. Mayer
Universal Acquires Drifting Film Rights Starred by Brady
Universal buys film rights to Drifting featuring Alice Brady from the stage, with Priscilla Dean set to star in the screen version. Other acquisitions include Gret'n Anne for Gladys Walton and Sinclair Lewis's The Ghost Patrol.
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Universal Company
Alice Brady
Priscilla Dean
Universal
Ziegfeld Company Reports Safe Arrival of Siberian Film Crew
W K Ziegfeld Jr reports from Novo Nicholaiski Siberia that the motion picture expedition has reached Kuznetsk Basin with aid from Siberian officials. The group expects to return to America in early fall with the first authentic animated views of the region.
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Russian Pictures Corp
W. K. Ziegfeld, Jr
Novo Nicholaiski
Siberia
Russia
New York
Revolutionary Committee
Motion Picture Expedition
Trans-Siberian Railway
Picture Company
Kuznetsk Basin
Ziegfeld Motion Picture Company
America
Bella Donna to Be Pola Negri First Paramount Photoplay
Pola Negri will star in Bella Donna the Oriental romance by Robert Hichens chosen as Paramounts first photoplay in her return to American waters. The film will be shot at Famous PlayersLasky Hollywood studios with George Fitzmaurice directing as Negri sails to the U S.
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Robert Hichens
Alla Nazimova
Paramount Photoplay
Pola Negri
America
Hollywood Studios
Famous Players-Lasky Company
George Fitzmaurice
Miss Negri
Where is Rodolph Valentino Now
Film circles seek Rudolph Valentino rumored missing after from Chicago to New York trip. Speculation places him with wife Winifred Hudnut in Paris or Adirondacks while Blood and Sand breaks box office records and Nita Naldi awaits his return for The Spanish Cavalier at Lasky studio.
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Rodolph Valentino
Chicago
New York
Paria
Winifred Hudnut
Natacha Rambova
Miss Hudnut
Paris
Adirondacks
Mr. Valentino
Blood and Sand
Rudolph
Paramount
Nita Naldi
Lasky
Answers to Questions About Early Film Figures and Contacts
Red and Pepper Athol-Richard Talmadge is an athlete and daredevil stunt actor introduced to films by Douglas Fairbanks. His latest picture Putting It Over stars Doris Pawn with Kathryn M Brockton-Harry Myers in Europe. Margaret Livingston is reachable at Universal Studios. Kathryn McGuire works at Sennett Studios. Valentino fan inquiries are available at bookstores. Beverly-Claire Adams is a 2 in Los Angeles making pictures for W. W. Hodkinson Corp. No known relation to Carl Gantvoort. address questions to Prunella Hall at The Boston Post.
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Athol
Richard Talmadge
Douglas Fairbanks
Phil Goldstone
Doris Pawn
Kathryn M
Brockton
Harry Myers
Europe
Margaret Livingston
Universal Studios
Universal City
Calif
Kathryn McGuire
Mack Sennett
Sennett Studios
Edendale
Beverly-Claira Adams
W. W. Hodkinson Corp
Los Angeles
Carl Gantvoort
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Boston
Maas
Giblin Attacks Tague Over Boston District Neglect
East Boston candidate Thomas J. Giblin charged Congressman Tague with neglect of Boston interests at rallies. He cited the harbor wharves and freight terminals as evidence of the district’s stalled benefits under the current representative.
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Giblin
Tague
Thomas J. Giblin
East
Boston
Congress
Sahara Desert
Gibbs
Siac Siealisha
150 000 Tons of Coal on Way
The largest daily coal import in years reached Boston harbor yesterday with eight steamers from British and Welsh ports delivering 45 000 tons of bituminous coal. Vessels included Amersfoort Wisla Troutpool Hinckley Vancouver Eastern Victor West Maximus and Arsa each with 6000 tons. Thirty more steamers carrying upward of 150 000 tons head for Boston and are due within the next fortnight.
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Boston Harbor
Amersfoort
Immingham
England
Wisla
Fenarth
Wales
Troutpo
Shielde
Hinckley
Cardiff
O'Brien Probes Ford at Nine Roxbury Rallies
District Attorney O'Brien challenged Francis J. W. Ford at nine Roxbury Ward rallies last night to disclose the source of funds used to attend Harvard College. He accused Ford of haranguing about his administration and urged public disclosure for readers of daily papers.
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O'Brien
Francis J. W. Ford
Roxbury
Harvard College
Ford
O’brien
Daily Papers
Donaghue Promises Clean Sweep as Suffolk County DA
Hyde Park and Roslindale speech by Peter J. Donaghue, candidate for district attorney, attacks Coakley and Innes, pledging to end courthouse cliques and middlemen to make Suffolk County safe for women and children. He cites OBrien owing his career to Coakley and Innes and asserts independence from political ties.
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Hyde Park
Roslindale
Peter J. Donaghue
O’brien
Coakley and
Innes
Coakley
Penal Institutions
Donaghue
Suffolk County
Court House
Ely Attacks Opponents as Office Seekers in Governor Race
In New Bedford on September 1 Joseph B. Ely accused Fitzgerald and Foss of forming an “office seekers union” and suffering from public office mania. He blasted them for songs promises and egos, for cross-party affiliations, and for lacking party loyalty without publicity.
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New Bedford
Joseph B. Ely
Fitzgerald
Foss
Tague Fires Warning on Lomasney Power Waning
Congressman Peter Tague said the star of Martin Lomasney's power is waning at rallies in East Boston and nearby, predicting a fall on September 12. He claimed to inform voters on national matters and warned of issues injected by Lomasney surfacing in the campaign.
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Tague
Peter Tague
Martin
Boston
Restown
Martin M Lomaaney
Walsh Attacks Opponents at Rally Over Attitude
Joseph P. Walsh candidate for district attorney blasted opponents at a rally accusing them of flaunting moral virtue and insulting voters. He said his campaign seeks the job on grounds of qualification for the high office.
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J. P. Walsh
Reception for Donovan Given by City Democratic Leaders
Hundreds of people gathered at Franklin Square Park South End for a Democratic nomination reception in support of Senator Donovan for the 10th congressional district. Local and old-time Ward 6 leaders attended with speakers including James Donovan Edward F McLaughlin John Gartland Murphy Sullivan Callahan and TimothyCallahan presiding.
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Donovan
Murphy
Daniel L. Sullivan
Timothy F. Callahan
Miss Nor Shea
John Duffy
Feist
Economic conference coming hinted at by White House
Washington report states American participation in world rehabilitation discussions is inevitable at some future time though President Harding believes the United States has not yet reached the moment to join the ongoing international economic talks.
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Washington
White House
Harding
United States
President backs European debt settlement and Russia trade talks
The President favors European nations settling the international debt and reparations as a path to global rehabilitation. White House spokesmen say America will not stand aloof if Europe seeks our counsel. Officials keep details guarded about renewed US Russia trade relations and a possible American technical mission to survey Russian economics.
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Europe
White House
America
United States
Russia
Gaston Blasts Lodge At Massachusetts Rally
In Quincy Whitman and Brockton Colonel William A. Gaston accused Senator Lodge of neglecting Massachusetts business development and lacking real business training. He said legislation is decided in committees not the Senate chamber and warned that traders outsmart Lodge, hindering relief from harmful legislation.
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Brockton
Quincy
Whitman
William A. Gaston
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Gaston
Senate
Campaign Finance Attacks in Senate Nomination Fight
John Jackson Walsh assails opponents Gaston and Whipple for large expenditures in the Democratic Senate race. He questions whether they spent up to $50,000 each and challenges them to oath a $2,500 limit on disbursements. He vows to defend his earned nomination against moneyed campaigning.
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John Jackson Walsh
Sendor
Messrs. Gaston
Whipple
Benton Claims 650 Attorneys Endorse Him
Jay R. Benton announces 60 attorneys have endorsed his Republican bid for attorney general. Notable support comes from Frank G. Allen of the State Senate who says Benton is equipped by experience training and character to be an aggressive attorney general.
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Jay R. Benton
Frank G. Allen
State Senate
MOTHERS WATCH FOR SYMPTOMS OF CHILD WORMS
A vintage advertisement warns mothers to check children for internal worm symptoms such as foul breath coated tongue grinding teeth and upset appetite. It promotes Dr True's Elixir Family Laxative and Worm Expeller as a mild effective remedy trusted for over 70 years to purify bowels and expel parasites.
Keith Lines Up Third Legitimate Theatre Syndicate
Negotiations have begun to form a new third syndicate in the legitimate stage backed by the B. F. Keith vaudeville circuit. If formed it would compete with the Erlanger and Shubert organizations, who have pooled their Manhattan bookings. Keith officials provided no formal comment while a leading figure confirmed ongoing talks.
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New York
B. F. Keith
A. Erlanger
Lee Shubert
Manhattan
Keith
Shuberts
E. F. Albee
Cleveland
Foley accuses OBrien of insincerity at rallies
William J. Foley, candidate for district attorney, attacked District Attorney OBrien in Jamaica Plain Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston last night accusing him of boasting sympathy for families. He questioned the Christian charity shown by OBrien who discharged the deputy master at Deer Island and cited prior sentencing of drunkenness offenders to the island for a year.
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William J. Foley
O'Brien
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Dorchester
South Boston
Foley
Deer Island
Ford Speaks of Conspiracy in Roxbury Speech
Francis J. W. Ford, candidate for district attorney, claimed in Roxbury and Neponset that O'Brien exposed a conspiracy with Pelletier. He mocked O'Brien for insisting Pelletier is his only opponent and said the conspiracy aims to control the district attorney’s office.
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Francis J. W. Ford
Roxbury
Neponset
O'Brien
Pelletier
Ford
O'Brien-Pelletier
Buffolk County
O’brien
Peggy Marsh's Husband Shot at Lake Camp
Plattsburg New York September 1 Buddie Johnson husband of Peggy Marsh actress and dancer is near death after shooting himself through the breast at Jack Clifford's camp on Chateaugay Lake last night Mrs Johnson who has sued Marshal Field III for recognition of her child was with him Physicians express little hope for recovery
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Buddie) Johnson
Peggy” Marsh
Champlain Valley
Jack” Clifford
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Chateaugay Lake
Johnson
Marshal Field
Chicago
Patron Calls For Clean Campaign In DA Race
William J. Patron candidate for district attorney urged a clean campaign last night saying the office is high and honorable and that men seeking it should not stoop to mudslinging or personal attacks.
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Patron
William J. Patron
Brennan Withdraws From Race At Chelsea Rallies
James H. Brennan of Charlestown urged citizens at Chelsea gatherings to withdraw from the Suffolk County clerk contest in favor of John F. Cronin. He charged Cronin with Democratic party damage and claimed Cronin is backed by Martin Lomasney and J Weston Allen. Brennan predicted a overwhelming vote for himself on September 12.
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James H. Brennan
Charlestown
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
Chelsea
John F. Cronin
Cronin
Democratic Party
Springfield
Brennan
Martin Lomasney
J. Weston Allen
Telegrams for Boston residents held at Western Union office
Four telegrams directed to residents in South Boston Cambridge Jamaica Plain and Roxbury plus 24 to Boston wait at the Western Union Telegraph Company main office 169 Congress street for pickup due to incorrect addresses. Names include Bessie Polansky Samuel Freedman J G Rayne S Solomon Mare Jacobs Daniel Donovan Miss Fannie Lynch Robert Seeley Miss Bartlett Bateman Co and others.
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Boston
Cambridge
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Western Union Telegraph Company
Conh- Gress Street
Bessie Polansky
Samuel Freedman
Spencer Building
J. G. Rayne
Boylston Street
S. Solomon
Mare Jacobs
Washington Street
Daniel Donovan
Benton Street
Fannie Lynch
Newbury Street
Robert Seeley
Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Bartlett
Ross Street
J. Bateman & Co
South Front Street
Georgina F. Walton
Queensberry Street
Bil Casey
Frank Ferraro
Prince Street
Howard Walker Winslow
J. J. Frazier
Harvard Street
Lloyd W. Fowles
Cumber- Tanda Street
Coleman Kelley
Margaret Wallace
Silver Street
South Boston
E. F. Graham
North Station
J. E. Beaton
Bexley Hall
Mass. Avenue
Larry Noland
Stawmut Avenue
James Tilley
Washington Avenue
Whipple Sees High Prices in Coal Crisis
Lawrence address quotes Sherman L Whipple condemning President Harding and Senator Lodge for inaction during a five month coal strike. He warns Massachusetts residents face severe fuel shortages and rising costs as New England lacks anthracite and winter approaches.
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Lawrence
President Harding
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Sherman L
Whipple
Lowell
Harding
New England
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Green Attacks Tague Over Port of Boston Record
Senator Thomas H. Green speaking at the Cunard and Leyland Line docks accused Congressman Tague of inaction on the Ways and Means Committee. Green argued Boston’s port rank fell from second to seventh in export trade and accused Tague of remaining silent in Washington while Boston was harmed by shipping board and Interstate Commerce Commission decisions.
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Thomas H. Green
Cunard and Leyland Line
Tague
Ways and Means
Washington
Boston
Committee of Ways and Means
Bogton
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
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