Roosevelt Entertains Stage Stars at the White House
Washington August 8 President Roosevelt enjoys theater visits, hosting stars like Elsie Janis Mabel Baker Broderick Ruth Maycliffe Maxine Elliott and others at the White House. Guests report autographs, flowers and dinners with the president while discussing performances and West Coast acting feats.
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White House
Elsie Janis
J White House
Misa Janis
McKinley
President Roose
Anna Heid
Mabel Baker Broderick
Senator Hopkins
Miss Held
Thomas Ross
Washington
Trosan
Mr. Ross
Frances Golden Fuller
Martin Fuller
I. Roosevelt
Fritzi:Scheff
Ruth Maycliffe
Texas
West
Maxine Elliott
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Favorite Prescription Promises For Women’s Health
An advertisement extols a female tonic for marriage and motherhood related ailments. It claims to restore health, vigor, and beauty, targets mothers and expectant women, and urges consultation with Dr. R V Pierce at Buffalo.
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Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Sympathetic Nerves and Medicine Breakthroughs
In Klondike like exploration, physicians seek new nuggets of knowledge as the Sympathetic system yields insights. The text argues the Sympathetic makes drugs vital to life and notes a kidney plexus twig origin of one such counter sold medicine.
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Frey trio performs physical feats and wrestling holds
The Frey trio’s act showcases athletic development and a clever demonstration of strength. An elder Roman athlete lectures throughout the exhibition while Joseph Ketler’s company presents the rural one act comedy The Country Fiddler. Georgia Davis sings The Story the Picture Blocks Told and moving pictures round out a program of excellence for next Monday through the rest of the week.
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Joseph Ketler
Georgia
Davis
Malvhew
Fortune Teller at Bazaar Reveals Rival in Love
Peter Gregory attends the Home for Incurable bazaar and seeks a fortune from Mlle Nazro in a tent. The cards hint a rival, a rich man, and a dark lover, while Gregory manipulates the deck and contemplates his future as lights fade and goods are packed away.
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Vague Exchange Over Paint Warning At Street Corner
Gregory and Tom Briggs meet near the grounds as Peter declines a claim about someone driving a car home. Briggs teases while Wr isgs warns Peter to wash last bit of warming paint. the scene hints at local intrigue and a friend’s cautionary advice.
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Tom Briggs
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Ertrirl
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Crop reports show spring wheat and corn conditions
The agriculture department today released a bulletin on the condition of spring wheat and corn. Wheat is reported below average for August with a reading around 80.7 versus a ten year average of 82.7. Corn stands at 83.1 against the ten year average of 83.1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Today
Newspaper price rise sparks paper cost news
In Watertown New York a notice states the price of newsprint has advanced ten cents per ton to a new level, while the strike situation remains unchanged.
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Watertown
N. Oy
Free home treatment promises cure for bed wetting
An advertisement claims a free home treatment from Mrs. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana cures bed wetting and other urine difficulties in adults and children. It urges mothers to write today and avoid scolding the child while promising quick relief. It also touts remedies for asthma and croup and promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a general cough remedy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Omaha
Neb
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Buffalo
N. Y
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St. Louis
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St. Paul, Minn
Saya
H. D. Berner
Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
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Astoria
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Vox
Notre Dame
Ind
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Flo
Foley'n Honey
Foley's
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Telephone growth in the United States leads world progress
The article notes that in 1900 the U S had 675 000 telephones for about 112 people per line. By the start of this year the nation counted 84 million people and 3 083 883 Bell lines in Wisconsin alone, about one for each 28 people. Subcriber growth outpaced population gains by over 400 percent in six years.
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Bell Companies
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Yeaur Arenathea
Wsconsin
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