Madame He-Poop and The Kingdom of Love at Cody Theatre
Erratic OCR depicts a Tri angle play Madame He-Poop adapted from O Henry with Owen in lead and a sheep ranch plot, plus a second piece The Kingdom of Love set amid a tropical company. It mentions dramatic action in the west and a dangerous finale with a treasure plot and a canyon setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame He- Poop
Louwuriry Roun Owen
Fron O. Henry
Printing Theatre
Cody
Gronie
Mie
Owen
Mike Dewery
Fly's Cream Balm for Quick Catarrh Relief
An ad touts Fly's Cream Balm as a fast cure for head colds and catarrh. It claims one minute relief as the nostrils clear, pain recedes, and breathing frees, with no nightly breath trouble, by using a small bottle bought from a druggist.
Corn Remedy Claim From Electric Button On Toes
A patent style home remedy describes applying a liquid to corns and calluses to remove them. It alleges the formula dissolves hard and soft corns, shrivels the growth, and leaves skin unharmed without irritation. The item reads like a dubious medical claim promoting a grocery store purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joott
Internal sanitation through hot water and laxative aid
An advertisement extols morning hot water with a spoonful of phosphate to cleanse the alimentary canal and improve skin and health. It claims quick, dramatic changes in energy, complexion, and vitality, urging readers to buy phosphate for internal cleansing and improved well being.
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Hove
Skirt and Blouse Again In Favor Fashion Trend
Fashion makers reveal a continuing preference for separate blouse and skirt ensembles. A soft verse brown skirt features a checker board border in sand color, with pocket flaps and belt showcasing a self buckle design for a smart touch.
Fragmented OCR Text About Carpet Slippers and War Notes
Disjointed notes reference carpet slippers and a person named Jehu along with mentions of Sydney, Mine, and France. Several garbled phrases describe glimpses of wartime home front activity, welfare departments, and an unclear Headquarters location. The text remains incoherent and fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sh C
Sydney
Kim
France
John Toon
Fragmentary notice from Chin Tate on medicine and sale
A garbled notice discusses a medicinal patent and sale terms. It references a notary public, a director of medicine, and a product allegedly sold for internal use. The text is obscured with unclear names and places, offering little verifiable detail beyond generic items and a sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Chin
Tate
Pot
Wattus
Harvard man surveys corpse strewn French battlefield visit
Cambridge reports a letter from Harvard veteran Atharles Copeland describing a Beane battlefield littered with helmets, grenades, shells, uniforms, and bones. He notes trenches, dugouts, and a neat cemetery where soldiers rest, with scattered relics marking the dead.
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Painter
Cambridge
Atharles T. Copeland
Harvard Villa Pierce
Harvard
Beane
Abe
Gil
Formon Pana
Unclear text on potential championship fight prospects
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Willard and Pion with possible championship implications. It references a looming contest, a Likely challenger, and a Palton or Palton-like figure, but the text is garbled with many unreadable segments, leaving core facts and names uncertain.
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Owen Stama
Alta
Kingdom of Love
Amene
Dalighion
Orne
Eien Rennet
Walelor
Mise Chret Holloway
Silwarapl
Founda Withee
Chen
Serena
Swworld
Aeericap
Sievers
California
Avé
Nevada
Conroy's
Conroy’s
Conroy
Clicit
Main St
Crisco
Sm Ste
Medina Wire
Sean
AIT
Randi
Ares
Ain
Mihi
Mills Wien
Rte
Medullion
Aldo
Herolc
Trotsky
Tttetleta
Dese Willard
Auiired
Palton
Arden
Bo Pialtory
Corey Ehbieee
Lisle
Lee
Alee Tae Fetel
Hohler
Dee Ome J Tsa
Willard
Fulton
The
House of Quality
William Fox
Jewel Carmen
the Kingdom of Love
Nome
Alaska
Mutual Weekly
Arville & McKnight Acrobatic Comiques
Irvings Novelty Musical
Seena Owen
Bill Hart Tenk
Ferm Thieen
Madame Bo-Rieep
Ike
Leavy Rhameltane
Flolen Holmes
Keystone
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