Williams Pink Pills Promise Blood and Nerve Strength
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to build blood and fortify nerves. It cites 1918 and 1919 epidemics and claims improved vitality, reduced pallor, better sleep and renewed strength. Personal testimonials from J. Marcott and A. Elliott Street address residents who praise the pills for fatigue, indigestion, rheumatism, and nerve trouble, urging readers to obtain the remedy.
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Autler
Elliott Street
Byattleboro
Dr. Willams
Mr. Willams
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Ystem
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Week's Amusement World program with many stars
The Amusement World week features Tracen Lester at Park Theatre Monday to Wednesday, plus a lineup including Mexican Boarders Dream Man and Forever, a dramatic love story at Lyric, and the moving picture program at Pull. Also billed are Charles Mack and company, Jason and Sterley, and a feature Inner Voice with Lincan. Emwire and Strand offer Marguerite Clark, Vivian Rich, and Kerrigan. West End shows Wham S. Start and Wallace Reid headline weekend screenings.
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Maley
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Emwire
Margeurite’ Clark
Vivian Rich
Fei Cearke Walsh
J. Warren Kerrigan
Tae Green Plume
Charles Ray
Paris Green
Prudence
William
Hart
Wham S
Saturn Wallace Reid
Secrets of the Movies Readers Ask Questions
Readers are invited to ask questions about photoplay writing and film history. The piece includes biographical tidbits on Harold Lloyd and Harold Lockwood, details on makeshift names and pronunciations, and notes on Madge Kennedy’s screen debut and paycheck, promising more answers in tomorrow’s department.
English Indolence Versus Labor Shift in England
A London letter laments rising indolence among men and women, noting fewer working hours and earlier shop closures. It claims the era's motto is minimal work for maximal pay, with shopkeepers resisting sales and apprentices facing reduced opportunities. It attributes the trend to cultural shifts and urges a return to industrious labor.
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London
Charles Kingsley
England
Dia
Spangles and Gold or Khaki We Duno
Peace time British army debates khaki versus red and blue dress in a parliamentary or public discourse. Weston Chavenill, a war minister, weighs recruitment and colonial commitments as Ireland and distant postings are referenced. The piece maps opinion on whether khaki should stay as peacetime dress.
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Swain
Weston Chavenill
Kkhakt
Egypt
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Fay Novning
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Golf Becomes Rich Man's Recreation in England
The report from London notes golf shifting toward the wealthy, with high costs for teas, caddies, reading rooms, and gear. In Scotland, golf remains more affordable, yet players still face steep daily expenses and rising elegance in the sport.
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London
England
Scotland
Diamond Dyes promises easy dyeing for all fabrics
The advertisement claims each Diamond Dyes package contains simple directions so any woman can diamond dye fabrics including wool silk linen and mixed goods to a rich fadeless color. It guarantees perfect results even if you have never dyed before and mentions a Dregeist card.
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Eaiar
Best Home Treatment for All Hairy Growths
An advertisement style note promotes Delatone as a quick home remedy for facial and body hair. It instructs making a thick paste from powder and water, applying to hairy surfaces, and washing off after a few minutes to remove hair or blemishes. The text emphasizes safety and the need to avoid using real Delatone.
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Nate
Wear multiple shoe pairs to protect feet and health
In Washington C, orthopedic expert Leavite of a large shoe firm warns that wearing one pair constantly harms the feet and affects posture. He argues real economy comes from having several pairs of shoes to distribute wear and prevent injuries.
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Quilty's School of Dancing Opens 1920 21 Season
Quilty's School of Dancing at the Colonial ballroom Pair Field Avenue begins its 1920 21 season with private lessons and group classes. Lessons run daily from 2 to 12 PM and include fox trot and wall dances. School plans social events, welcomes high school pupils and children, and will announce details in October.
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Quilty
New England
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