Cinderella at the Orpheum is Boldly Announced
At the Orpheum February 6 to 8 an extraordinary Selig moving picture attraction titled Cinderella is showcased with Miss Ma bel Taliaferro billed as the star. The piece is hailed as a pinnacle of cinema with 99 scenes over 3000 feet of lavish sets, costumes and photography. Also promoted is A Gay Time in Atlantic City and a sensational note on Lue bin Hubbles supposed wife fooling folly.
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Selig
Picturedom
Mabel Taliaferro
Cinderella
Atlantic City
Hubbles
The Pastime Presents Change of Program at Bell Theatre
The Hore of good pictures announces a program shift at Tuce- Jay. A single reel feature Belle is shown along with an intense dramatic recital.
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Tuce- Jay
Cascarets for a Sick Sour Stomach
An old fashioned health ad promises Cascarets cure indigestion by cleansing and regulating the stomach. It claims quick relief from sour belching heartburn and bloating, removes bile and waste, and offers a 10 cent box for the family, including children.
A Bird In the Hand and The Alpine Lease at Bakersfield Oil Scene
A modern newspaper scoop highlights Pipa's Sweetheart and a resonant comedy scene The Alpine Lease tied to Bakersfield oil field history. A musical program on Tuesday features Schottische and Waltz selections by various composers.
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Pipa
Edison
Thia
Easawnay
Bakersfield
New York
New Hven & Hartford
Schottische
A. von Tizler
H. Orlob
M. J. Gideon
Deely
Scholtische
J. D
Richmond
Why the Check Was Good and The Turn of the Wheel
A collection of short dramatic pieces including Why the Check Was Good about horsemanship by Portuguese cavalry and The Turn of the Wheel where a burglar’s interruption leads to a penniless man’s rescue. Also The Martyr, a mother’s enduring love, The Portuguese Centaurs showcasing riding feats, and Charlie Buys a Lighter, an Eclair comedy with the Eiffel Tower excerpt.
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Rex
Eeclair
Chariie
Efilet Tower
Shark-Daring Hero Comes On Cleveland
Marcus Jordan of Washington, D. C., a young member of the world’s tour party, aided a daring sea rescue off Clevel and during the Javanese winter voyage. At about 2 PM on December 16, as crossing the line events were being prepared, Mrs. Sherwood Hall and her son Marcus B. Hall of Boston were involved in the incident and rescued from danger.
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San Francisco
Marcus Jordan
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Sherwood Hall
Marcus B. Hall
Boston
Mass
Courageous rescue on ship ends in tragedy near Honolulu
While on a sea voyage a passenger in crisis mania leapt to the sea and drowned. Jordan, a 25 year old athlete aboard, sprang from the upper deck to save her as sharks swarmed. The ship stopped, he brought the woman aboard but she had died. Passengers raised over 3500 in a fund and bought a gold watch for Jordan, presented January 26 aboard.
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Jordan
Hall
Honolulu
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Comfort for Weary Feet
The text touts antiseptic powder for shoes, claiming rest and comfort for tired tender swollen feet. It promises relief from corns bunions blisters and calous spots, ideal for dancing and new shoes, and offers a free trial package from Allen & Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Allen& Olmstond
le Roy
Falls 345 Pert Por Film Death Defying Jump
New York F Rodman Law, a steeplejack, leaped 445 feet from the Statue of Liberty torch with a parachute, landing unhurt aside from a strained leg. The stunt for an annoving picture concern drew a small audience and 200 soldiers on Bodice's Island, earning $1,500.
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New York
F. Rodman Law
Law
Raisin seeds found valuable for fruit industry
Washington reports that raisin seeds, once discarded in California, could be utilized commercially. Dr. Frank Rabak of the Bureau of Plant Industry shows syrup, oil, tannin, and meal can be produced from the seed, potentially saving thousands of tons annually.
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Washington
Frank Rabak
Bureau of Plant Indusry
Department of Agriculture
Hermiston Plans New Cemetery and Land Deal
Hermiston Oregon reports decide not to buy the prior option land for a cemetery, opting instead to acquire 40 government acres after estimating over 1100 dollars in yearly costs. A land swap brings Mumma a home and 20 acres from Wied. Social events include aChristian Endeavor program at the Baptist church with multiple local performers.
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Hermiston
Ore
Cemetery Committee
Mumma
J. Wied
Wied
Main Street
Ethel Wied
Endeavor
Bapthet
Plano
O. G. Sapper
Gladys Scrogms
Dale Hinkle
Miss Mumma
Mrz. Blakeslee
Mr. Sapper
Victor Victoria
University of Oregon Trainer Bill Hayward Cited In Interview
William L. Hayward of Eugene Oregon, the noted trainer who has brought the University of Oregon to the fore in athletics of the northwest, spoke in a brief interview today. He discussed his views on the program and the team’s progress.
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Oregon
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Northwest
Washington
Pacific Coast
Bill Hayward
Pacific Slope
Eugene
Hayward
University of California
Princeton University
America
Ore
William L. Hayward
Athlet Ccs
Good Roads Program Highlighted by Prof Young
University of Oregon bulletin reports on Oregon road policy failures and a proposed plan for acute cooperation. Professor F G Young, head of economics and sociology, champions practical study and student involvement in state issues. His department runs courses urging useful, civic citizenship and applies statistics to national and Oregon problems.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Erof
F. G. Young
Young
Most Severe Cold Is Easily Broken By Papes Cold Compound
Pape's Cold Compound stems from three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars and contains no quinine. A dose every two hours for three consecutive doses is claimed to end grippe and break up severe colds in head, chest, back, or other areas. It supposedly relieves headache, stuffed head and nose, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, and rheumatic pains in a fifteen cent package available from any druggist.
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Pape
Pope
give the student a just conception of the large problems of the day
A concise phrase urges students to understand the major issues facing society. The wording reflects a didactic aim to prepare learners to assess broad challenges with clarity and critical thinking.
Woman Is Citys Buyer Governing Marketing
New York announces marketing will be supervised by a woman, Mrs Anna W Von Hohoff, after examinations by the Inspection bureau of the finance department. She will oversee all city purchases to ensure compliance with specifications and serve as acting chief inspector in James J Monroe's absence.
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New York
Anna W. von Hohoff
James J Monroe
von Ehehott
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim
An advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and offers a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as makers and sellers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugelata
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Alexander’s Department Store
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Marena Jordan
Chamberlain
McCallum
John Day
Mayor Watermun
Koontz
Echo
Henry Itt
H. W. Collins
Pendleton
B. P. Dodd
Prof. Young Publasites
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