Strand Theater Presents Three-Bill Week of Variety Acts
The Strand Management announces a rotating three bill program featuring Dolly Dimple Girris with new acts, Tobin juggling knives blindfolded on a ball, Ward and Richards with a flying one act, and ball room numbers by Harry and Jane Platt. Miss Pratt and Petite Elsie Johnson perform vocal numbers with a Blue Ribbon chorus featuring prominently. The Mixup with Guy Johnson in a black face role opens Monday and Tuesday.
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Dolly Dimple
Girris
Ward
Richards
The
Strand
Elsie Johnson
Guy Johnson
Johnson
Swamp Chills and Fever Tonic Advertised in Fort Smith
The market features many preparations, but Swamp Chills and Wet Tonic is marketed by Morris Morton Drug Co. in Fort Smith Arkansas. The advisory urges asking your druggist for Swamp Chills and Fever Tonic.
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Morris Morton Drug Co
Fort Smith
Ark
The Little Things In a Big Yankee Raid
Paris June 8 report chronicles the opening of a U S raid on the German front. Aerial bombardment begins with box barrages and gas shells while Boston relays confirmation and frontline updates amid tense silence before the attack. The narrative covers the moment of impact and the surrounding chatter among adjutants, colonels, and Red Cross observers as the raid unfolds.
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Boston
Watson
Anna Nilsson Stars in Over There at New Queen
Anna Q. Nilsson leads the patriotic photodrama Over There with Charles Richman at the New Queen Theater on Monday and Tuesday. The film includes a tense ambulance scene and a daring front-line ride amid German fire.
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Anna Nilsson
Star Film
NEW Queen
Anna Q. Nilsson
Charles Richman
George M. Cohan
Miss Nilsson
Red Cross
Gertrude Berkeley
No Man’s Land
Gaumont Weekly
Railway schedules for Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The timetable lists southbound and northbound departures and arrivals for trains between Cincinnati New Orleans and Pensacola. Key trains include New Orleans Local Daily except Sunday with 9 55 am to 2 00 pm and 3 00 pm to 10 25 am segments, and Mobile Local 10 40 pm arrival 4 00 pm.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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N. O
New Orleans
Pensacola
Mont’y
N. Y
Chi. St. L
Mobile
Mobile and Bay Shore Railroad
Nurses Jump to Join 1000-Strong Red Cross Drive
In New Orleans on June 8 the Gulf Division Red Cross opens recruitment for 1000 nurses. Early applicants include five Louisianans led by Rosa Robinson and G D Davis plus three Mississippians led by Maude Hannah. Louisiana quota is 872 with Alabama 361 and Mississippi 267. applications to Miss L Agnes Daspit or local enrollments committees.
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New Orleans
Gulf Division
The
Red Cross
Louisiana
Mississippi
Rosa Robinson
A. and
E. Fontaine
Myra Lalanne
Corallie Black
G. D. Davis
Opelousas
Maude Hannah
Gulfport
Alabama
L. Agnes Daspit
Fed Cross
Post Office
Willie tide header hints at old swimming memory
A distant splash draws attention to a past scene of swimming and ships entering water, hinting at maritime activity and nostalgia. The fragment evokes a distant shoreline moment with a possible ship entry and a familiar tide.
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Willie
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