Princess Virtue Looms Over Boston Starlet Tale
In a Back Bay home a grandmother discusses the granddaughter Lone formerly teased as Princess Virtue. Mae Murray stars in a film adaptation of Lowne Winters novel Pointes Virtue by Bluebird Photoplays, with Robert Land producing.
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Mia
Clara Juditna Demarest
Boston
Back Bay
Mr. Demarest
Paris
Baal
Dremarest
Tibeden
Liate
Robert
Land
Mae Murray Atlistar
Bluebird
Northwest News Roundup Mixed Arctic Return to Inhabited Lands
A fragmented Pacific Northwest clippings page reports Stefansson planning a comeback after five years studying Arctic conditions, a Civil War veteran killed by an automobile outside a Seattle cemetery, a Tacoma woman scene of stone throwing, Nome travel plans, a Monroe mill shipment, a theft trial in Montesano, a haircut for objectors at Camp Lewis, and various regional notes on mines, deaths, sheep trespass payments, and sheepdog law in Oregon.
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Seattle
Ward
Webster P. Motrin
Snetarit Ip
Mra
Hl. E. Langrell
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Minnesota
Hoover Runs Own Car and Discharges Chauffeur for War Work
President Hoover, in a wartime economy move, sold his large automobile and discharged his chauffeur to drive a small car himself. The action reflects his pledge on conservation and supporting war production by minimizing personal transport use.
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Washington
Foo
Hoover
Aice
Negro Girls Seek Family Jewelry Theft Confessions
May 21 New York report says two young girls confess plotting with Fourth Branch detectives to abduct a family jewelry collection from Riverside Drive apartments. They planned to feign service to access the home and steal the valuables, to be arraigned by the West Side court this morning. The case reveals a broader pattern of juvenile involvement in property theft during the early twentieth century.
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Jon Day
Dr. May Jr
Conroy & Manting
Houlah
Ore
Malheur National Forest
United States Treasury
NEW
Youu UK
Pourth Branch
Fav
Aline Riverside
West Side
Jews at relief convention in Cleveland for Jewish war sufferers
Shol om Ash and Abraham Retzin attended the opening session of the three day national convention of the People's Relief society in Cleveland Ohio. The event aims to stimulate fund raising for Jewish war sufferers and plan postwar care. B Zurkman of New York is secretary of the national body. Hee Meld for Inquiry. Hoquiam Washington May 25 federal agents arrested Otto Michaelis a German enemy alien in connection with a fire that destroyed the Northwestern Lumber Company plant in Hoquiam. He is jailed in Aberdeen for further investigation.
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Cleveland
Sholom Ash
Abraham Retzin
The
People's Relief Society
B. Zurkman
New York
Hoquiam. Wash
Federal Department of Justice
Otto Michaelis
Northwestern Lumberompany
Aberdeen City
One of Nature's Common Tricks Promises Pain Relief
An old advertisement describes a purported painless patch to remove corns and calluses. It promotes a quick, chemical remedy that allegedly relieves pain by softening skin and erasing the hardened layers without irritation. The copy warns against electric shocks and urges readers to buy the product for a quarter ounce of free from a drugstore.
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Conroy
Main St
Mt. Vernon
Conroys
Colesworthy’s War Saving Stamp Depot
Colesworthy
Motion Picture News
Castoria
Koeppen’s
House OF Quality
Thomas H.ince
Jerome Storm
Paramount Picture
Paramount-Sennett
Chester Conklin
White & Brown
Spartan
Glatioters
Laue
Steffansson
Bhattle
Ash
Vibbiulmur Stefanenen
Arcna
Whde
Globe
Arctic
Tacowma
Waal
Joe Baltucci
Tee
Nome
Bering Sea
Nore
Alaska
Nome Ia
Guy Robert
Monroe
Roberts
Allen Montesang
Wand
P. H. Hammon
Sporane
Ogh
Coeur d'Alenes
Shoshone County
Irby
Ted
Baker, Baker, Ore
Joseph Irby
Baker
Hines
Pido
Portland
Oregon
Fido
General van Winkle
OWN
Vittecla
Charlie Chaplin
Pocs Life” Tiskarst
Million Dollar Pikture
Pendleton
Carmel Myers
Wine Girl
Mae
Princess Virtue
Come
Pendleton Trading Co
Merket
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