Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Pain Relief
Don’t be without Sloan’s Liniment. Sold for 38 years, it is claimed to relieve rheumatic twinges sciatica sore stiff strained muscles and back pain without rubbing. Promoted as penetrating and non staining with three bottle sizes 35c 70c and 140.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, stating it treats through the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and boost strength. It claims a $190 value cure and offers testimonials from Druggists and a Toledo, Ohio company.
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Hall
Nature
FB. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Riverboro Stranger Ends at Mrs. MacNab’s Door
Paul visits Hillside avenue to rent a room from Mrs. MacNab and learns of the Prall past. Miss Busby warns of a shadowy Hungarian or Italian man lingering in the lane while Mrs. MacNab’s loyalty to the Prall name haunts the town. The sequence hints at a lingering Riverboro scandal and a wary shelter in a quiet suburb.
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David
Wallace P
Margaret A
Hillside Avenue
Paul
Zénas Prall
No. 7
Norton House
Miss Busby
Pratt
Civic Improvement Society
Iles
Busby
Mr. Harvey
Moving picture bill features at multiple theaters
The zine shows Finley nature pictures and Snub Pollard in Call For Mr Cave Man at the Orpheum Theatre plus William Russell in Six Feet Four and vaudeville at Star Theater. Maurice Tourneur presents The Broken Butterfly at the Colonial. Eddie Polo stars in Wild Rider and Taking Things Easy at separate venues.
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Colonial Theater
Eddie Polo
Wild Rider
Theaters Showcase Silent Era Screens and Stars
Gem Theater features Larry Lemon in Dew Drop In at Savoy Marguerite Clark in Girls Family Theater presents Mae Murray in The Scarlet Shadow Princess Theater screens Wart in Wagon Tracks and Burton Holmes travel shorts Belasco Theater hosts James Whitcomb Riley's Little Orphant Annie at Quincy Theater The Tell Tale Wire screens briefly as well
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Gem Theater
Larry Lemon
Savoy Theater
Marguerite Clark
Family Theater
Mae Murray
Princess Theater
William S$. Wart
Burton Holmes
Belasco
James Whitcomb Riley
Quincy Theater
Screen Maga
Kansas coal strike enters second week amid bitter wind
In Pittsburg Kansas volunteers in strip coal pits faced an eight degree below freezing wind as the second week of the coal hig ging campaign began on Monday. Revised figures show 28 cars loaded and killed on Sunday, bringing the weekly total to 60 cars.
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Pittsurg
Kan
Kansas
Patented Ladder Stabilizer Aims To Halt Slips
A New York man has patented a rod device to clamp to a ladder and extend to a rubber pad on the ground, creating a stabilizing footing. A separate report notes new diamond fields found in the Gold Coast regions of South America.
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New York
Gold Coast
South America
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Dr. Bell
Poopelax
Dopoiax
Orpheum
Wiliam Russell
Harry Watkins, the
Komical Kink
Clara Keating and
Ralph Walton
Temple
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Lester and CO
Ida Russell
Dale
Blondelle and
Findlay
Berlo
New York Hippodrome
Scagemhof
Princess
Wm. S. Hart
Savoy
Girls
Man Murray
the Scarlet Shadow
Ham and
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DEW Drop Inn
T. C
Icre
Members Chamber of Commerce
CAT Tales
Vink
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Hone
Angelica Rose
Ohsman Sons & Co
City Hall Square
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