22 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
1
Jolly Grace Cameron leads a sixty member company in C Herbert Kerr and company with Little Dollie Dimples. The production features elaborate electrical effects and the season’s brightest costumes.
Miss Cameron will perform her hit song When Little Dollie Dimples Amade a Tit and lead a strong cast including Maud Norris Daisy Ning Phoebe Cardownie Al Lawrence Julian Reed John B Wilson and the Church City Quartet. Dr H C Moon of New York lauds Sweet Clover at the Becklen matinee and night tomorrow as a tonic that stirs blood and nerves. Bijou theatre reports large attendance as Thursday program changes draw crowds.
The moviews The Girl from Montana is highlighted as a top exhibit in Ava Missouri. Mrs 5 Ruppee praises Dr King's New Discoveries for her son's recovery from severe lung trouble. Houseworth Bros offers the cough and cold remedy with trial bottle and guaranteed relief. Easter and Master dances with Dreamland Orchestra are announced and dancing continues every Saturday night.
Light biscuits with country butter and maple syrup featured at Congregational supper Friday at five. Attendees invited to enjoy warm pastries and southern style dishes in community event at 2102.
Elkhart druggists Houseworth Bron advertise Vinol, a fortified cod liver oil tonic claiming to heal wasting lung diseases and hacking coughs. The firm offers money back if Vinol fails and notes wide distribution with local agency listings.
The Daily Review advertises small tablets of fine quality paper at one cent each or six for five cents while supplies last. Offer limited to readers at the Review office with ten contas a week noted in the notice.
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