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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
11
An old remedy claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp rubbing. It promises rapid disappearance by morning and complete destruction with repeated use, plus relief from itching and improved hair texture. Claims liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Gray hair is framed as aging, with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offered as a home remedy. A 50 cent bottle is advertised as darkening hair naturally, removing dandruff, itching, and hair loss while restoring color after a few applications. The method involves applying with a sponge or brush to small strands.
A noted physician extols daily morning drink of hot water with a teaspoon limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels. The remedy claims to remove indigestible material and toxins, avoids calomel, and permits eating afterward. An Adv etching promotes this simple regimen for daily vitality.
A narrative unfolds with Neal meeting Annette Ilington aboard the Missouri and learning the truth. Hernandez forges alliances among a mine-dwelling pirate band guarding vast cinnabar quarries while Inez fears discovery and danger within a volcanic crater mine complex.
In a sunset scene on the Lost Isle of Cinnabar Hernandez, a Portuguese adventurer, carries his exhausted companion Inez Castro ashore from a stranded sailboat. He declares their possession and invokes luck as the god of chance smiles on them.
An advertisement touts Ucanol as a universal eczema cure including scalds burns salt rheum and chronic skin diseases with a money back guarantee if it fails It claims quick relief stops itch clears skin and promotes softness with a 50 cent sample offered through H C Kennedy
The Missouri's launch makes contact with shore as Annette Neal and Mrs. Hardin reach dry land aboard. A lieutenant and Ilington arrive on the beach two hours later. Annette spots a sail while carrying a loaded automatic, heightening peril as the chapter continues.
Charles Arling leads Frank Keenan in The Coward at the Colonial tomorrow a Civil War drama praised for its staging. Eddie Foy stars in The Favorite Fool a multi reel comedy. The Triangle program promises high water mark entertainment with four stars and strong reviews.
New York reports Mary Pickford will take a brief rest from films after her Famous Players contract ends January 1. She earned about 2000 weekly with profit shares that could push yearly pay to around 175000, while negotiations with other studios remain unclear. The note highlights rising Hollywood sums and industry scale including 500 million dollars invested and 360 million yearly box office.
Hundreds of druggists endorse Mi-o-na as a sure dyspepsia remedy sold with a money back guarantee. Deposit 50 cents, use a box, and obtain a refund if no relief. Strong claim of improved digestion and vitality, urged by H. C. Kennedy and local leading druggists.
Distinguished cast including Dorothy Gish Wallace Reid Karl Formes Raymond Wells J W McDermott Eric von Stroheim stars in Old Heidelberg with praised scenic and photographic art. The Galley Slave receives high praise from New York Press and Brooklyn Eagle for dramatic value and emotional power.
Marie Doro appears in The White Pearl on the Paramount Program at the Regent today and tomorrow. The story follows a rescued American girl on a Japanese island, worshipped as Buddha due to a white pearl, while longing for her lost love. The article praises Doro’s performance and the film’s charm.
Dr. Osler cites clinical signs of healing in pulmonary tuberculosis and notes granulation tissue scar formation with caseous areas calcifying. The Eckman Alterative is praised for lime salts content, ease of assimilation, and lack of habit forming drugs, advertised by Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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