The Bell of Justice and Home Is Pest After All
The Orphum presents The Bell of Justice a Russian inspired photoplay praised for its staging and acting. Also shown is Home Is Pest After All a gentle comedy about family life at a city residence with domestic staff and meals.
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Bell of Justice
Vitagraph
Hell of Justice
Hanerome City
The Agta Bag and the Cult in the City
Fragmentary notes describe a rural home ceremony and a laughing take on city cult adventures. It mentions a fast car incident leading to an explosion, a “hug house” reference, and scattered titles including The Emperors Feeturn and Swans Chiumont with hints of nature scenes and Apache Kid lore.
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Chiumont
Arizona
The Pied Piper of Hamblin Thanhouser screen tale
A Thanhouser picture story titled The Pied Piper of Hamblin features a plague of rats and a mysterious stringer hired to rid a Harlin town overrun with pests. The tale includes a dramatic finale with a river and a paid tribute to a legendary looter.
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ThanhsOuser Kid
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Hanover
Heneelvea Overtan
Rata
Lan
Little Mary
Housekeeper Wanted at Arlington Hotel At Once
Help wanted for housekeeping at Arlington Hotel immediately. Good wages offered to suitable applicant.
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Arlington Hotel
Western Water Rights Drive At Spokane Meeting
Spokane Sept 4 Western states move to test federal power over water rights west of the Mississippi. L K Armstrong of the Spokane Mining Men's Club says a campaign to push the issue has begun and may go to the highest court if needed. The effort argues states retain rights to waters and water power not reserved to the federal domain. Water powers are seen as a lasting, wealth producing asset for western communities.
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Spokane
Wasi
Organiza Thorns
Civis
Chambers of Commerce
Spokine Mining Men's Club
Mississippi River
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Campanien
Courre
Trylne
United Sttates
Comiston Government Embraces New City Form Across States
A spokesman reports that around 200 American cities have adopted a modern municipal form, arguing it offers a businesslike approach to running cities as corporations and utilities. North Yakima and Walla Walla show varied adoption, while Kalispell rejects it narrowly. the trend suggests a lasting shift in urban governance.
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Spokesman-Review
Pradered Et Finttliy
North Yakia
Walla Walla
Kallapell
Staten
Muunicipal
Adneo
Leonhardt Hemstall Piles Cure Ad from Dr Leonhard Co
NO MORE ILEs If you hire piles you know that the new treatment with salves supposi tories or operations can't be depended upon for more than temporary relief Outside treatment won't cure the Inside cause bad circulation in the lower bowel Dr Leonhardt's Hemstall a tablet remedy taken Internally removes the cause of piles permanently Sold for £1 and fully guaranteed by Poendteton Drug Co and druggists everywhere Write for booklet
Commissioners Lose in Kalispell Election Shakeup
The campaign described as the hardest fought saw all League nominees prevail by clear pluralities. Voter turnout was 12 percent in North Yakima with a third of those voting being women. Kalispell rejected saloon reforms for trades unionism, a result deemed disastrous for local governance and commission rule.
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North Yakima
Kalispel
Polilies
Kalispell
Episcop al origin of words and stereotypes
An excerpt discusses the uncertain origins of the term galters and a suspect word usage, noting dictionaries fail to recognize it, with references to linguistic history and a brief nod to etymology. The fragment mentions York, Christian origins, and a London standard.
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York
London
Fragmented dog tale shrouded in odd dialect and mystery
A garbled rural chronicle centers on Mr Bedein Noble and a dog story linked to a local fair and a tense scene at a house. The narrative notes a death and a refusal to follow inherited bloodlines as characters await a bond’s outcome and confront a troubling event.
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Fadzeau
Bedein
Peitan
Madsen
Woman confronts railway agent over window line
A woman tells a railway station agent they have waited long at the window. The agent, a gray withered man, replies calmly that he has stood behind it for twenty five years.
Brown Do You Believe In Evolution Theorist Question
A brief courtroom exchange reveals a judge recounting a long running court scene about a young man named Jones courting his daughter. The judge notes the daughter became Mrs Jones today.
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Brown
Jack
Jones
Well Off. Fred I Proposes To Miss Dingley
Fragmentary dialogue notes reveal a humorous proposal scene with names Fred and Miss Dingley. The passage hints at social gossip or a stray story in a local column, but details are incomplete.
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Fred
Similar Tastes and Friendly Kitchen Chats
A Yonkers columnist notes Brenn and his wife share similar tastes in food and cooking. The exchange suggests trust in each other’s honesty about recipes and meals, reflecting everyday domestic life and warmth in a local voice.
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Brenn
Simar
Yonkers Stitesman
Moderation as the silk thread of the pearl chain
A concise reflection on moderation as the delicate, guiding thread binding the sequence of wits and words in a literary chain. It likens restraint to a silken link that preserves harmony among ideas and voices.
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Nelson
Chicago Woman Testifies In Divorce Case On Marital Status
In Chicago a defense lawyer pressed the witness on marriage status asking if she is married or unmarried. The witness replied she is married, noting multiple prior remarks and scandalous language. The record cites local gossip and a tumultuous courtroom scene.
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Chicago
Witniss
Chinese Doctors York and York Offer Cures in Walla Walla
York and York, renowned Chinese physicians, now practice in Walla Walla offering root and herb remedies claimed to cure conditions deemed incurable. They advertise free consultations and symptom blanks for distant clients, asserting diplomas from the Emperor and decades of China study.
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York & York
Willa Walla
China
York
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad for Pendleton Readers
Pendleton residents suffer back pain and kidney trouble hindering daily work. Mrs. Thomas Burns of Walla Walla reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming restored kidney function and easier housework. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 60 cents.
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Thomas Burns
Birch Street
Walla Walla
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Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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