At The Pictures Shows Orpheum Features Four Reels
The Orpheum presents an extra Sunday program with four full reels of American pictures. Highlights include A Problem In Reduction a weight loss tale and The Heart of a Boss a story of a news boy rising then falling and aided by a bank president. Also A Diplomat Interrupted and In Frontier Days Pathe offer dramatic plots. Musical selections include Berliner Luft and several rags and operatic pieces.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph
Luin
Scott
Wilbur
Jim Virden
Genie
Jesel
Count Orloff
Jim
Pathe
Cardivanai
St. Killa
Sentland
Berliner Luft
Berlin Echo
Paul Lincke
Hirsch
Rattenfanger
A. Neuendorff
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional remedy
An 19th century advertisement argues catarrh is a constitutional disease needing systemic treatment. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, claiming internal doses affect mucous membranes and offering a $100 reward for any failure to cure, with circulars and testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tolete
Ohio
The Pastime Presents Mixed Plot Films and Travel Clips
The Pastime announces Sunday program changes featuring The Office Favorite a romance about two crooks and an office girl mix up letters, The Scapegoat a wild western style drama with a daring horse rescue, The Swimming Party a fresh Kalem comedy, Floral Parade at San Diego beautiful film, Jimmie in Love Kosmik a versatile romance, and The Ostrich Plume Industry France a travel segment.
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Good Pictures
Lubin
Selig
Kalem
San Diego
California
Jimmie
Kosmik
France
Bill Pays His Debts bears the big laugh
Cosy, Friday and Saturday show Lux feature comedy with Bill chasing away creditors using a big bear. The program includes The Flag of Distress and An Indian Man's Elopement, plus several light interludes. A husband hides from his wife by a distress signal, and Henpecked Bertie Goes Fishing enlivens the lineup with a dummy ruse.
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Bill
Lux
Bertie
Grand Opening Tonight Shows Famous Dancing Richards
The Grand presents the Dancing Richards and the Pendleton Bootblack Quartette for a four day engagement. The Texas Tommy Dancers headline with three reels of top photo plays and have just completed a three week run in Portland. The Bootblack Quartette also plays a short engagement and both acts promise a strong bill.
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Richards
Pendleton Bootblack Quartette
Grand
Portland
Bootblack
Pendleton
Cartoonist Furnise Arrives With Moving Picture Play
Cartoonist and writer Harry Furnise from London visits Adison New York with a plan to present to Thomas Edison a series of moving pictures and plays penned by himself. He arrives with his daughter Dorothy in tow and discusses his career illustrating Dickens and Thackeray while aboard. He jokes about distributing sketches to people he dislikes and comments on coal shortages in England.
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Adison
New York
Harry Furnise
Londa
Dorothy Ta
Furnise
Thomas A. Edison
England
Pope Is Taxed in Wisconsin On Inheritance Gift
Pope Pius X must pay 20 dollars inheritance tax in Wisconsin on a 500 dollar bequest from Johanna Brand of Milwaukee who died January 27 1911. Also an ad promotes Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster and Ballard's Horehound Syrup with a free plaster offer from A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Pius X
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
oJhanna Brand
Herrick
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Plucky Austrian Wins Success and a Bride in America
Atlantic City reports on Miss Louisa Bauer aged 22 from a marriage to Angelberg Hellig. The tale centers on a self made figure who builds a business in the United States with the blessing of a satisfied father in law. The couple’s union marks a notable social milestone amid immigrant success narratives.
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America
Atlantic City
N. J
Louisa Bauer
Angelberg Hellig
Austrian Banker’s Daughter Weds American Delicatessen Owner
Miss Bauer, daughter of a Vienna banker, married Peter Bauer, who arrived in America six years ago and opened the first Boardwalk delicatessen. The wedding followed a cross ocean journey after years of courtship and a parental union to prove wealth and suitability for a home.
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Vienna
Miss Bauer
Heilig
Austria
America
Do you know that minor ailments are most dangerous
A vintage ad text warns that colds lead to serious germ diseases like pneumonia and consumption. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for the cold, claiming it cures while you can. The note states the product is for sale by all dealers.
Burned Infant in Stove Alleged Confession in Halifax
In Halifax New York Mra Alice McCar ie confessed to placing her five week old child in a stove and burning it to death after police linked missing child reports to her. Small bones found in an ash barrel prompted the arrest as authorities say she is mentally deranged and claimed the child was kidnapped.
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Halifax
N. Y
Alice McCarei
How Cold Causes Kidney Disease Disruption
A brief note explains cold exposure driving blood away from the body's surface and congesting the kidneys, contributing to kidney disease. It highlights the mechanism by which cold may impact renal function and circulation, outlining the link between external cold and internal organ stress.
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Kidney Support And Urinary Tone
An old advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys add tone to the urinary organs and restore normal bladder action. It promises quick results and urges readers to try them, noting availability from all dealers.
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Alexander
Hart Schaffner
Sion
Varsity
Marx
Purniss
Mr. Furniss
Pritisher
DAY and Wight
Hotel St. George
City
Joseph N. Bohl
Koeppen’s
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