The Battle at Fort Laramie at The Orpheum
A Kalem feature The Battle at Fort Laramie stars Helen Holmes. Frontier ordeal on a fort attacked by the Ogalalians ends in massacre except Capt Blackburn and Ellen. Rescue and escape follow amid tribal actions and romance. Other shorts include The Love of Beauty and Edison features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor Thurelay
Fort Laramie
Helen Holmes
Blackburn
Sway
Ellen
Luin
Nive Williams
Jim Ambrose
Neliie
Isacy
Nellie
Box
Edison
Fink
Milford
Masachusetts
Four Reel Saturday Program Highlights at Local Theatre
The Saturday program showcases four single reels headlined by two features. The Railroad Detective's Dilemma and The Spell of the Primeval headline the top notch order. Marian leads in The Railroad Detective's Dilemma, with details scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
Ivetective
Dilema
Marian
Kidney Salt Remedy Promoted for Back Pain and Kidney Health
Advertises Rad Salts as a simple cure for sluggish kidneys and bladder issues. Claims four ounces taken before breakfast cleanses kidneys, reduces pain, and prevents complications. Notes the product is a grape and lemon acid blend with thiazide and is harmless, widely sold by local druggists.
The Heart of Kathleen and Irish Tales in 3 Reels
A listing of film reels includes The Heart of Kathleen a sea storm based Irish story with a realistic shipwreck scene. Two Old Tars a Keystone comedy promises easy laughs with rescue antics and police farce. Other items include Mrs. Pankhurst reporters Wales mine disaster Lincoln memorial Prince Arthur marriage and a Hawaiiang music program with native and American songs.
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Kathleen
Domino
Araftt
Ireland
Yivid Dew
Keystone
Fatty
Press Association
Pankhurst
Wales
Lincoln
Prince Arthur
Duchess of Fife
Vaudeville Trio Delivers Standout City Show
Tonight McWil amE Stendal and Baldwin perform versatile vocal numbers in a concert praised as among the city's best. Roberts and Maitland present a clever singing talking and contortion act. The picture bill is excellent, and a return engagement by the same troupe is hoped for but not likely for years.
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McWil‘ame
Stendal
Baldwin
Roberts
Maitland
Goodwin players dazzle crowds at the Grand theater
Large appreciative audiences greet the Goodwin company as Panama in four acts earns praise for striking beauty and balanced performance. The revue notes that A Rube Detective will be on stage tonight and Friday night.
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Goodwin
Panama
Alta Theater Sets a New Vaudeville Standard
Alta Theater opened last night presenting a varied bill of acts and pictures that set a new standard for entertainment in town. The program featured lively performances and engaging visuals, drawing a strong crowd to the venue.
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Alta Theater
Acta and Pictures
Auburn Hair Girl Removes Dandruff Ad Claim
An advertisement for Parisian Sage touts one application removing dandruff and making hair soft, wavy, and abundant. It claims dryness causes flakes and promises scalp nourishment, itch relief, and lustrous hair with the Auburn Hair Girl trademark on every bottle. Tallman & Co sells a 60 cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Whitbread Ale or Stout touted as superior tonic drink
An advertisement extols Whitbread Ale or Stout as a natural, easily digested bottle-matured beverage. It claims no substitutes exist and urges readers to trust a local trial to prove its special qualities.
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Nate Cad’ Hood
Trio of Young Voices Impress in Varied Show
This review praises McWilliams Stenda and Baldwin for their well trained voices and perfect blend. Roberts and Maitland provide clever parody, and the pictures are above average. They will swap the program on Friday with a new bill of pictures.
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McWilliams
Stenda
Baldwin
Roberts
Maitland
Fine Shropshire lamb donated to Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis Ore Oct 30 A Shropshire ewe lamb gifted by Gresham breeder Mr Cleveland to Oregon Agricultural College to aid stock judging efforts. The department aims to maintain high stock quality as enrollment grows from nine students to about three hundred across eight classes. The donated ewe will be used for stock judging demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
E. Cleveland
Gresham
Cleaveland
West
Cleveland
Men Allowed To Smoke As They Read In Library
Columbus Indiana October 30 A lib rary experiment lets men smoke while they read in a dedicated room. Librarian A J Dipboyel aims to treat the library as a club like space to draw men in and foster use of the building despite strict anti smoking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
A. J. Dipboyela
New Oregon hen aims world egg record at 345 days
At Oregon Agricultural College Station in Corvallis a cross bred hen, No. C 521, has laid 285 eggs in 345 days and, if she lays fifteen more in twenty days, would beat all records and become the first hen to reach a world egg mark. Her lineage blends Parred Rock and White Leghorn stock with a sister that has produced 205 eggs this year.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Gold bearings swept up by Nome storm on Alaska coast
Old time miners in New Alaska believe a recent six week storm washed more than one million dollars in gold bearings onto Nome beach. They pan the newly cast sand after each storm, noting the bottom of the sea near Nome holds rich old bearings, though no method exists to recover them.
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Tle
Pathe
New
Alaska
Far North
Nome
Tariff Cuts to Make Home Furnishings Cheaper
Washington Oct 30 The new tariff law will lower duties on curtains furniture carpets table linen glassware and kitchen utensils. Households may see price drops of about 5 to 15 percent on many items with furniture duties cut from 35 to 15 percent and aluminum ware duty reduced about 40 percent. The changes aim to spur competition and lower retail costs, though some factions doubt broad price relief will occur.
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Bond P. Geddes
T’nited Press
Washington
Farret
Mia
American Seaboard
Democratia
Tmber
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Gentle, Nightly Cleanse
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative for bowels liver and stomach, claiming a 10 cent box cleanses removes sour fermenting foods and toxins while you sleep with no griping. It urges daily use for children and adults to avoid headaches biliousness and indigestion.
Three Women Testify to Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Three women from Streator Philadelphia and San Francisco testify to the benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life and as a tonic. The ads urge letters to the company for confidential advice. Also noted is a tax duty cut on cotton window curtains impacting consumer prices.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Second St
W. S
Streator
Ilinois
Philadelphia
Lydia K. Pinkham
Mia
Sara Haywand
W. Venango St
Tioga
Phila
San Francisco
Cal
Mrs. C. Barriz
25Th St
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Nervous Prostration Cure
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pennsylvania writes of years-long nervous prostration and bread and beet tea diets. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with immediate improvement and eventual cure, claiming pure blood strengthens nerves and that Sarsatabs or liquid form restore health.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
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Orpheum
Whitman
Whitbread
Pingland
Almerice
KY James Imp Orting Company
West Broadway
New York City
Vorenje By
Major Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton
Shropshire
New College Station
Professor Dryden
Tarife
U. S
Standen
Cutie
J. J. Wodaege
Crescent Saloon
Main Street
Henry Schultz
Mark Moorhouse Company
E. Court Street
Wregarran
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