Women News and Homemaking Tips from the Era
A collage of household craft advice and small ventures. Tips include preserving ecru lace color with ocher in starch, new white felt hats for summer wear, oven cooking in jars, scented sachets from marquisette, and profiles of girls earning money by crocheting rugs knitting sweaters and baking sweets for local and distant customers.
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Minneapolis Journal
New York
Philadelphia Times
Margaret Ia
Margaret
Joan
Jean
Mary Stuart at the Orpheum in Friday film program
The Orpheum announces a Friday feature lineup headlined by Mary Stuart starring Mary Fuller as Queen Mary. Also listed are The Black Hand and The Egyptian Mummy with Kalem, Kalem and Kalem productions referenced for three reel features amid a period theater schedule.
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the Orpheum
Mary Stuart
Mary Fuller
Queen Maury
Edison
Scotland
Lord Dainley
Rizzo
Mary
Queen Mary
Elizabeth
England
Kaltem
Tom
Clara
Mr. Rentford
Montford
Ian
Mr. Montford
Buth Foland
Marshal Neilan
Kalem
When a Woman Loves three part feature at The Pastime
The Pastime Theater previews a three part drama When a Woman Loves led by Duchess Charlotte who falls for the earnest speaker Marco Flamma as political intrigue and romance unfold in court. Charlotte scorns Count Hubert and ultimately kills herself with the dagger Flamma planned for the prime minister. Biograph farce Jenks Becomes a Desperate Character and Red Hinkle Defies the World accompany the program.
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Good Pictures
Charlotte
Count Hubert
Marco Flamma
Flamma
Hubert
Red Hinkle
Biograph
Jenks
Dally the Man from Ireland in comedy and songs
A midweek program features Dally from Ireland with comedy songs Irish numbers jokes and a novelty sketch How the Irish party was entertained with the banjo Miss Alice Rooney the celebrated soprano sings My Swanee River Rose and That Old Girl of Mine She is enthusiastically encored after last night and Monday night The program includes Why Three Reels Eclair a sensational motion picture about the burning of New York City plus The Wile City scenes and other powerful fusions Powers comedy Why Grinddandy Went to Sea.
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Cosy
Dally
Ireland
Alice Rooney
New York City
Grinddandy
Powers
William Orvis Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy Credibly
A Clare Michigan resident Mr William Orvis testifies that his girl suffered severe dysentery and nearly died before Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her He claims it the best medicine in the world and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
William Orvis
Clare, Mich
Golf Is Becoming a Popular Game in America
In a July dispatch, the writer notes golf’s yearly surge in contests and the social lure of presidents playing but not competing. The piece playfully details golf lore, terms like bunkers and hazyards, famous players such as Chief Bender and Taft, and jokes about ministers and presidents swearing softly at the clubs.
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New York
Wolf
Emooth
Hercules
Chief Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
John D
Rockefeller
Taft
Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Claim
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal remedy addressing blood and mucous surfaces with a claimed best physicians endorsement. It promotes a two part system and offers testimonials, with sale through druggists and a Toledo, Ohio address.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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