Patriot ic film shown to aid Harrisburg Daughters
The Colonial Theatre screens For the Freedom of the World today and Friday to raise funds for the Harrisburg Chapter of Daughters of 1917 National War Aid. The film previews battle realism with Red Cross and frontline scenes, aided by Canadian government cooperation.
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Ira M. Lowry
Colonial Theater
Harrisburg
Daughters of 1917
National War Aid
Mars
Red Cross
Mary Roberts Rinehart play coming to Regent Theater
Marguerite Clark stars in a Paramount adaptation of Bob’s Matinee Idol at Regent Theater for a three day run. The bill features musical comedy, vaudeville acts, and a benefit film The Freedom of the World. Mrs Vernon Castle appears tomorrow in The Mark of Cain.
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William
Hart
Arenarise Clark
Bob
Sessue Hayakawa
Victoria
Maciste
the Warrior
Mrs. Vernon Castle
Mark of Cain
Virginia Pearson
Harry Lauder
Orpheum
Georgie Pow
Graham Moffatt
Comedy Theater
London
Red Cross
Lauder
Harry
Vernon Castle
Bab
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Regent Theater
Marguerite Clark
Paramount
du Coeur
Miss Clark
Sherman
Klein Brothers
Norris
Weiser
Reeser
Caron
Farnum
Harrisburg
Una Clayton
Miss Clayton
Hickey Brothers
George Yeomans
Fabinia Sisters
Cabiria
Alps
Malian
Plan Y. M. C. A. Branch for Colored Men
Secretary Reeves of the Harrisburg Y. M. C. A. and Robert J. Nelson will discuss establishing a Young Men’s Christian Association branch for colored boys and men. They may hold the proposed position in the new organization.
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Young Men's Christian Association For Colored Boys and Men
Reeves
Harrisburg Y. M. C. A
Robert J. Nelson
Clergymen clash over Christian Science in Harrisburg Letters
Aaron E. Brandt of the Christian Science Committee on Publication defends Christian Science against a Harrisburg cleric’s sermon opposing the faith. The letter argues Christ’s healing work, divine purity, and Mrs. Eddy’s writings support Christian Science and rejects intolerance and misuse of scripture as the issue presses for faith proven by works.
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Harrisburg
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Gentleman's
Paul
God
Satan
Mrs. Eddy
Aaron E. Brandt
Christian Science Committee
State of
Pennsylvania
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Headache Relief
Claiming to end grippe misery, the ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound to be taken every two hours for three doses. It says the medicine opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headaches and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at any drug store without needing assistance.
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Pape
Rotary Club Aids New Year Entertainment at Y M C A
Rotary Club plans evening entertainment at Fahnestock Hall with J F Jones of New York as chief act. Afternoon open house at the Y M C A features gymnastic drills and refreshments. Emory C Lutz and Alfred E Paul enlist in the regular army aviation section and will advance to Columbus then Waco. Kiwanis to hold second luncheon at Elk's club rooms with P E Rice and George Barnes speaking.
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Love
Butler
Mike
Harry B. Smith
Jerome Kern
Robin Hood
Eddie
the Orpheum
Rotary Club
Fahnestock Hall
J. F. Jones
New York
Harrisburg
Emory C. Lutz
The
Patriot
Alfred E. Paul
Hanover Evening Sun
Lutz
Columbus
Ohio
Waco
Texas
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Right Training by Specialists and High Grade Positions
Advertises business courses with day and night options for fall term. States entry possible any Monday and provides Bell 485 and Dial 4393 for contact. Emphasizes long term career placement and specialist instruction.
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Bell
Dial
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh and Breathing Relief
An advertisement claims Hyomei cures catarrh and related illnesses when inhaled daily. It promotes a complete outfit with a hard rubber inhaler and bottle, states no stomach dosing, and asserts quick relief of air passages and head feeling improved.
Simple Distinctive Trock Ensemble With Panel Skirt
Simple and distinctive design notes for a two piece trock with gathered sides and panel effect front and back. Tunic trimmed with narrow bands. belt extensions create a new collar line. Sleeveless waist on lining. medium size uses 5% yards 48 inch fabric and 5 yards fur banding. Rizes 44 to 44 inches bust. Skirt No 7527 sizes 24 to 34 inches waist. Price 20 cents.
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Pictorial Review
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Colonial
Love O
Ictoria
Shep
Majestic Theater
Garden of Love
Orpheu
Athens
Henny Small
Tenny Hilson
Happyland
Benny Small
Nisite
William S. Hart
Wm. Strouse
Goldwy Company
Uncle Sam
American Legion
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
War Office
Clark
ixBab
Grippe
Dr. King
Plan Y. M. C. A. Branch
Colored Men
the People’s Forum
Daily Fashion Int
Xas Club
Xmas Savings Club
Regal Umbrella Co
Walnut Streets
California
America
New Orleans
San Antonio
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Golden Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commissi
Southern Pacific Lines
F. T. Brooks District Freight & Passenger
16Th
Phila
Diphta Pa
School of Commerce
Harrisburg Business College
Kaufman Bldg
Market Street
Bell Phone
the Telegraph Printing Co
Federal Square
Ino
Indivipace Sr
Uese
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