The Bait at Maurice Tourneur Paramount Pictures
Hope Hampton stars in The Bait a Maurice Tourneur Paramount production with Ope Hampton as a shop girl Joan Grainger drawn into a blackmailing plot by Burton. A rescue unfolds and a romance with Warren the wealthy pivot, with Barton the crook and a strong supporting cast.
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Hope Hampton
Maurice Tourneur
Paramount
Ope Hampton
Joan Grainger
Eatott Burton
Warren
Simpson
Barton
Joan
Wie
Hus
Jack Mcbsald
Harry Woodard
Joe Singleton
Rue Ebberly
Poupee Andriot
Inside the Cup and a Crime of Greed in St. John's Parish
The excerpt chronicles a corrupt parish led by Parr and the ruin of Alicea Garvin, driven by a stock deal. Alison Parr, Rev. Hodder, and Richard Garvin navigate betrayal, poverty, and faith as the church becomes a battleground of class and desire. A subplot introduces Heliotrope’s revenge with perfume as the trigger for coercion.
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Wurastor Churchill
Krvat
John Hodder
John
Dremert Church
Dalton Street
St. Jahn’s
Ikel
Elion Parr
St. John's
Alicea
Inal
Richard Garvin
Parry
Alison
Amon
Garvins
Harr
Kate Ai Young Parr
Pan
Hodder
Galvin
Parr
Kate
Preston
St. John’s
Allison
BOWERSOCK Monday Ha S Gle e Club and Film Schedule
The page lists a busy week with musical clubs and film showings. Memorial Hospital Benefit is noted Tuesday, with May Allison in Are All Men Alike and Elizabeth in The Education of Elizabeth. Christie Comedy Striking Moddis and Dar Are All Men Alike appear, plus Billie Burke and Teddy Hayden references.
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L. Ha.s .Glee Club
Memorial Hospital
May Allison
Billy West
Saturda
Billie Burke
Elisabeth
Christie
Dar
Theodore Hayden
Teddy
Arthur Stringer
McClure
Elizabeth
George
Consciousness and Evil in Christian Science Practice
A dense extract discusses Christian Science beliefs on mental unity with God, rejecting material reality of evil, sickness, and discord. It urges abandoning old selfhood, embracing spiritual identity, and using spiritual truth to replace negative thoughts, with references to Gal and Romans and Mrs. Eddy. The piece notes the need to separate evil from mind and to emerge from matter into Spirit, while acknowledging fear and war-era anxieties.
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Gol
Gal
Elike
Tau
Yao Yi
Finn
Christian Science Healing Quotes and Selfhood Debate
The text discusses Christian Science views on selfhood and evil, arguing that true healing comes from divine love and spiritual application. It notes that ego, fear, and attachment resist healing, while enduring trust in God sustains and restores the individual. The piece emphasizes mental and physical healing through spiritual understanding and the unity of God with man.
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Dante
Spienvel
Abandoning False Concepts Through Mind View
A reflection argues that centuries of beliefs once seen as facts are now rejected as false. It urges awakening to the unreality of sin and disease, and questions divine alignment with vices or tyranny, asserting God is not on the side of cancer, influenza, or alcohol, but of truth.
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China
God
Material Medicine Opposed Christianity
A fragmented historical piece argues against Christian opposition to medicine, condemning serums and vaccines as pagan interference. It condemns civil authorities enforcing religious decrees and frames Jesus as the greatest physician, urging knowledge over power. The text references a thousand-year window with no benefit from certain practices and cites a physician’s words. It implies a critique of state church clashes and calls for scientific understanding.
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Tollo
Chrietid
Christ Jesus
Brotherhood of Man and Health Beliefs Collide in Sounded Debate
A fragment discusses vaccination and disease, arguing God and Christian Science as the true remedy. It extols the brotherhood of man and unity against division, warning against fear and distrust as the adversary. The piece cites religious figures and scriptures to advocate shared benevolence over medical policy.
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God
Jesus
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promising for Health and Vitality
In the ad style notice, readers are urged to try Hood's Sarsaparilla to reduce appetite fatigue and eruptions while claiming it fights germs and supports wellbeing. It touts a longstanding lineage and suggests Hood's Pills as a laxative aid, appealing to multi generation trust.
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Hood
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Iain
Hell
Alice Terry
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Rex Ingram
Valentine
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Princess
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Iui
Imi
Christian Ier
Chris Iwea
Eiy
Yoyo Bey
Tad Yves Arb
Maris Uly
Belgium
Gainting
Mile
Dorame
Paris
Orba
Brave
Science
Father Blesset
Garters Atal
A.stein & Company
Mikzers
Mickory
Kansas
F. W. Holford
Mgr. L. Bond and Trust Department
Lawrence National Bank
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