Safe Route to America Promises 15000 Milfs to Thaved
A large sign at the Copenhagen tourist office advertises a “safe route to America” via the Transiberian railroad. Americans waiting weeks for a chance to return to the United States flock to buy tickets, though the plan involves a 11,000 mile journey from Copenhagen to New York via Petrograd and Vladivostok to Japan and across the Pacific.
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Copenmaghn
Pet
Fereet
Triumiberian T Railroad
Gan i
Copenhagen
Sveral
United States
Denmark
New York
Petrograd
Acros Vuesia
Hiberia
Vladivorick
Japan
Pacific
American
Mayr Wonder Remedy Promises Stomach Healing
An old advertisement touts Mayr Wonder Remedy as a cure for stomach ailments including indigestion constipation and gastritis. It claims to remove catarrhal accretions soothe inflammation and avoid alcohol or habit forming drugs with a money back guarantee from Geo W Move Chicago and a local druggist.
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Geo
Pendletoy
Charlie Chaplin in Easy Street at the Pastime
Charlie Chaplin, under a Mutual contract worth about 1.6 million for 1917, appears today at the Pastime in his new comedy Easy Street. Pendleton patrons recall his Portland showings where crowds flooded the Star theater, while Helen Holmes stars in A Battle of Wits from Las of the Lumberlands.
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Mutual Film Corporation
Mutual
Pendleton
Chaplin
Portland
Star Theater
Matlock
Mathoce
Cherile
Emay Street
Olacide
Helen Holmes
Las
Lumberlands
Vampire actress Dorothy Green headlines Patria trial
Dorothy Green, known for Vampire roles, stars in Patria International's romance serial. The fourth episode debuts at Alta theater Tuesday with a dramatic scene featuring a watery grave rescue. Pearl White stars in Pearl of the Army at Cosy theater, praised for its suspense by Astra Film’s Edward Jos.
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Vampire Files
International
Pathe
Mra. Vernon Cittle
Alta Theater Taceday
Patria
Mbw Green
Moving Picture
Tam
Aeril
Edward Jos
Astra Film Corporation
Pearl White
Cosy Theater
Joe
Hicken Caset Show Delivers Mock Heroic Comedy
Temple stages a new farce Whicken Carey starring Dorothy Dalton as the female lead. Charlo Gunn plays Everett Hale, a struggling writer, with Orm Hale authoring Waite. Marvin Marberry disguises to trap the author and reveal herself, while Dalton earns praise for a standout makeup role as Rage.
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Whicken Carey
New Trinnele
Dorothy Dalton
Charlo Gunn
Thomas HL Tave Studios
Everett Hale
Beet Sell
Orm Hale
Waite
Marvis Marberry
Haga Hale
Mies Marberry
Formnes
Marvin
Abo
Ase
Marvin Marberry
Mies Dalton
Haw
Rage
Lave and Laughter in Red Feather Fad
Two reporters chase a jewel caper involving a girl a shyster lawyer and stolen diamonds. A boarding house room, a daring getaway a chase ends with arrest and a major scoop for the paper. Hobart Henley directs a starry cast in a top notch late Ned Feather feature at the Cosy Theater.
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Humber
Thair
Chas
Hobart Henley
Sirens
Gertrude Selby
Edward Brady
Edward Hearn
Harry Mann
Ernest Shielda
Mia Wtting
Ned Feather
Vanity opens on Metro Program with Wehlen in leading role
The five act photodrama Vanity stars Vani Whhumy Wehlen and Emmy Wehten in a European style production from Popular Page and Players. It debuts on Thursday and Wednesday at the Alta and is adapted from Aaron Hoffman.
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Whhumy Wehlen
Stries
Birng
Lota Aghee
Kewon & Laught
Piage and Payers
Emmy ‘Wehten
Metro
Tornsday
Alta
Vanity
Jane
Americas
Aaron Hoffman
Lantern to Launch Pendleton High School Paper
Pendleton High School plans a new four page Lantern weekly focusing on high school events and student life. Editor Hasel Strain orders reporters to submit by three, with business manager Hampton chasing subscriptions as enthusiasm grows among students and faculty.
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Laat
P. H
Atafe
Hasel Strain
Hampton
Pendleton High School
Jett
Pendletos
Loot House of Eatables and Silver Loot Incident
In Kenosha Wisconsin on February 27 a burglar entered David Korf’s home and moved aside silver objects to steal eatables. He took a bushel of potatoes a half case of freethims and a clothes basket full of canned goods. The incident is described amid confused poetic filler about living costs and color, reflecting the era's tone.
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Kenosha
Wis
David Korf
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