At The Movies at the Patee A Busy Week of Screen Pleasures
A review of the Patee program highlighting Mysterious Mysteries a two reel drama within a drama featuring Mary Pickford and Beatrice in a lineup of stars. The week promises Routined entertainment with Trae Bush Warren Kerrigan Cleo Maddox King Bageat and Shadows with a variety of subjects and sensational lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitundiner
Provence Lawrence
Moniay
Nediress
Trae Bush
Beatrice
Mary Pickford
Pretorial News
Warren Kerrigan
Kentucky
Cleo Madipear
Troy O' Hearts
Jacques Fotrelle
Alec
Francis
Betle Adair
Dane
Marsitay
King Bageat
Ratnt Maison
Ring Baggart
New York World
King Baneat
Mr. Baggot
Cardui Relief Featured In Local Woman's Letter
A Joplin reader from Jockford Alabama describes nervous prostration and pains in the right side. She touts Cardui as giving perfect relief and restoring energy. The ad also notes corsets on sale at Arts and Crafts Store, 737 Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockford
Ala
M.’ C.[ Paschi
Cardui
Cardus
Arts and Crafts Store
Massachusetts Street
Tangle in Mon iy at the Twinity shines on star studded film
The All Star company produced by Augustus Thomas brings Upton Sinclair to appear in The Jungle adaptation. Geo Nash anchors the cast with Gail Kane and Ernest Evers in a program at Yonkers studio to capture the realism of beef packing exposed in the novel. The Jungle moves to the Varsity after a successful New York run, five reels long, with Kalem continuing on a three part feature The Barefoot Boy. The program also includes Rosemary Theby, Erina Dunn, Pathe news reels, organ accompaniment, and Lawrence Business College night classes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Moving Pictures
All Star Company
Augustus ‘Thomas
Upton Sinclair
Lindself
Amd
Geo. Nash
Iher
Gail, Kane
Baldpate
Ernest Evers
Upton J Sinclair
Bermhudao New York
Ie Pen Q
All Star
Weber’s Theatre
New York City
Kalem
Marguerite Courtete
Tom Moore
Ald Flarry
Meyers
Rosemary Theby
Thaphouser
The
Varsity
Erina Dunn
Kansas City
Shubert
Ebubert- Brady
Maurice ‘Costello
Star Vitagraph
Pathe
News Lm
Aurora Tic Pursuit film review and schedule notes
The article previews The Aurora Tic Pursuit produced by Paramount and Bosworth, praising its dramatic strength and appealing scenes with Courtney Foote and Ho Bart Bosworth. It lists show dates Wednesday and Thursday October 14 and 15, plus Friday October 16 and Saturday October 17 program details and additional features including The Ring and the Book in five parts and Love's Magnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Bwat
Winghell Smith
Brewster 8
Beife
Paramount
Bagelty Productio
Aittle Seaont
Hobart Bosworth
Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Lawrence Reader
A Lawrence citizen reports relief from backache dizziness and kidney weakness after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims these pills stopped kidney trouble and improved overall health, available at local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dean
Price
Unclear Market Notes on Stockers and Calves
Fragmented report shows stockers and calves price notes with figures like 6.75 and 6 to 10. Hogs mention a water reference and a partial entry. No clear names, dates, or institutions readable.
Miss Bushnell Lectures at Congregational Church Tonight
Sunday evening at 7:43. Miss Bushnell lectures on life and conditions in the country at the Congregational Church. The church lists few services of this character and features a Wizard of Wiseland at Bowersock Theatre with tickets 25 cents and 1.00. Also announced is UU vesper service series beginning tomorrow with War and Prayers for Peace by Buckus, plus musical elements by Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Cornelius, Mr. and a chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian ‘Church
Buékus
Sunda
Cora Reynolds
David Cornelius
Tinee
Wm. Wamsher
New York
Karl Bowers
Margie Hall
Round Corner’Drug Co
Car crash leaves six injured on East St. Louis bridge
Hamilton, a St. Louis American writer, and five girls were seriously injured when a car drove off a bridge on the East St. Louis side early today. Hamilton suffered severe scalp wounds and multiple ribs. two girls named Rose Burke and Nellie Wallace were among the injured, both taken to St. Mary's Hospital with internal injuries. Evelyn Roy also listed among the injured. all were reported in doubtful condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onis
Ear Hamiltteller
St. Louis
East St
Hamilton
Rose. Burke
Nellie Wallace
Evelyn Roy
St. Louisi RN
St. Mary’s Hospital
A Handsome Volume From Ladies Circle Report
Mrs Addie Browne presents the annual report for the Ladies Circle of the G A R. The year’s work is captured in an attractive volume printed on high quality paper and illustrated with portraits of leaders who shaped Kansas patriotic orders. Miss Addie Buckminster and Browne receive praise for their work in preparing the report. The Journal notes pride in the printed ports and year’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
G.A. RB
Addie. Browne
G.ar
Kansas
Peruna Praised by Mrs Elin Malingren for Cold Relief
A reader from 138 Pridville St West Manchester Ne H writes that after years of catarrh throat and hoarseness she found Peruna beneficial. She will continue using it and recommends it to friends and Swedish community in Boston, praising its strength-building and cold-fighting properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Malingren
Pridville St. West
Manchester
Boston
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Lawrence 7 Railway & Light Co
Presbyterian Ch
Upton ‘Sinclair
Lawrence , Business College
Aurora
Stratw
Homdteds
Tee
Business College
Nimaber
Leavenworth
Stenotype Co
Indianapolis
Oet
Harper’s Weekly
Dick Bros
S.J. Smock
Bell
Whithein
Ohio
Isa
Louisiana Street
Ito
Institute
Rochester
Kanassis City
Missouri
Str
Louis
Louis Fitcher
Barrington “Hall
Home
Diy
University
H. E
Lawrence, Kansas
Abe Wolfson
Addreen
Cuthura
Boson
Parker
the Home of Good Drugs
Raymond’s Drug Store
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
Massachusetts
K. C
Campbell 'S
Kodak
Eostiman Films
Lawrence Studio
Mass
Mary McAllaney
Kkalskssnesskess NS
Castoria
Bret Ove
Bowersock
Pendhayn
Round-Corner Drug CO
Quality Drug Store
Wilder S.metcalf
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