Play Pays to Advertise Receives Rave Local Review
An all star cast headlines the stage as the sene moeliss play Drawn to Advertise wins instant success at the metropolitan theatre Tuesday. The audience greeted the curtain rise with sustained applause. Miss Olive Presster as Mars Gray stands out along with Hugh Graton Carl Worthen and Leo Coughlin delivering strong turns. Short campus addresses by Major General Swinton and Frank Odell precede a patriotic finale.
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Sene Moeliss
Venes
Ethel Swartout
Fay
Wil
Olive Presster
Mars Grayon
Ting
Hugh Graton
Gyrus Martin
Carl Worthen
Ambrose Peale
Leo Coughlin
Wooley Martin
Waton
Worthen
Gmmpany
Coughlin
Henrietta McCarthey
Soup Company
James Keen
Dwight Goursey
Ellery Clark
Kehman
Walter Selieu
Enbrand
Wiarshill Pie
Frent Soldier Wounded in French Trenches
A letter to John Ferguson from his brother David Ferguson with American forces in France reports he was wounded in the trenches by shell fragments. He reached France about three months before the injury.
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Trent
John Ferguson
David Ferguson
France
Beauty Hair Care Advice From The Period Page
A reader shares historical hair care advice focusing on scalp massage and stretching to stimulate blood flow. The guide recommends daily finger massage, tugging at the scalp to lift hair, and using a tonic if desired, claiming weak hair will fall out and new growth will replace it within a month.
The Woman Who Changed by Jane Phelps
An excerpt follows Helen and George as Mrs. Sexton arranges a dinner while the narrator battles anger and mortification at being sidelined. She hides tears, fears Mrs. Sexton will tell George, and endures a tense breakfast room discussion about household plans and status.
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Jane Phelps
Helen
George
Mrs. Sexton
Lew
Hittin
Hair Care Advice For Women In Bright Sun Discussed
A reader asks about headwear to protect the scalp and ventilation in sun, with guidance to avoid derbies and straw hats, suggesting light woven straw as suitable for women and noting sun protection for hair. The column promises a later letter answering a question on face creams and massage cream recipes.
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Maine
Remedy for Head Noises with Catarrhal Deafness
A printed home remedy advises visiting a druggist for Parmint double strength and mixing 1-4 pints with hot water and granulated sugar, then taking four tablespoonfuls four times daily to relieve head noises and open clogged nostrils. The tip claims quick relief, easy preparation, low cost, and pleasant taste.
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Bobb
Dr Wing's New Life Pills Offer
Advertisement urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle of Dr Wing's New Life Pills to relieve bilious symptoms include headache bad breath sour stomach and indigestion by cleansing the liver and bowels and eliminating fermenting waste foods.
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Dr. Wing
New Life
The Dinner That Broke A House Rule
A narrator rebels against Mrs. Sexton’s authority in a tense household dinner scene. James grapples with shame and fear as he obeys orders from Mrs. Sexton, fearing George’s anger and choosing to endure the quarrel to avoid exposure to the servants. The moment hints at a planned departure the next day.
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James
Mrs. Sexton
Mr. Howard
Althouse
George
Dandruff Cure Using Liquor Arvon Rumor Claim
An ad-like claim urges using four ounces of plain liquor arvon rubbed into the scalp at night to dissolve dandruff. It promises a complete cure after a few applications and adds that hair becomes fluffy and glossy.
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