Amusements at the Majestic to Transition to Vaudeville
The Majestic presents the Triangle program opening yesterday and running through today then shifting to vaudeville for the rest of the week. The final Triangle program features Griffith and Ince dramas of five reels each and a Max Sen net comedy with extensive mechanical effects and a special musical score played by the Majestic orchestra. William S. Hart leads The Patriot, a gripping Griffith release, while Dorothy Gish stars in Gretchen the Greenhorn, a charming Ince drama. The Sennet Keystone comedy Perils of Pills runs in two reels.
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Triangle
Majestic Theater
Griffith
Max Sennet
Majestic Orchestra
Williams
Hart
Grip
Dorothy Gish
Gretchen
Greenhorn
Miss Gish
Farnum stars in The Spoilers at Strand theater
William Farnum leads Rex Beach story The Spoilers a dramatic photo picturization of Alaska’s early days. Kathryn Williams co stars along with an all star cast drawing crowds to Strand theater for this engagement. The tale centers on thrilling adventures and bold frontier life.
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William Farnum
Rex Beach
Alaska
Mr. Farnum
Kathryn Williams
Strand Theatre
The Spoilers At Strand Today And Wednesday Final Show
The film is a masterful wholesome human interest tale full of thrilling incidents and strong men vying for supremacy. It promises powerful progression from start to finish and ends its Strand run on Wednesday with the last screenings.
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Strand
The Light at Dusk at Princess in seven reels
The Light at Dusk a seven reel V L S E feature shows today tomorrow and Thursday at the Princess. Orrin Johnson stars with strong screen presence praised by Dramatic Mirror for a big subject done in a big way. Mary Carr receives much praise for her portrayal of the loyal peasant woman. It centers on a powerful tale of money misuse and social position.
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Dramatic Mirror
Edgar Lewis
Orrin Johnson
Johnson
Mary Carr
Grove's Tasteless Tonic General Tonic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a valuable general tonic. It highlights its well known tonic properties of quinine and iron and lists a price of 50 cents.
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Grove
Pettit to reenact fatal razor killing of wife
Chicago reports J Mau Rice Pettit, accused of killing his young bride with a razor, says he was not fleeing officers when he leaped from a train near Michigan City. He claims he fled his material existence and will reenact the tragedy once healed sufficiently. Police doubt his account and plan to require the reenactment.
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Chicago
Ill
J. Maurice Pettit
Michigan City
Ind
Pettit
Sunday Service Schedule at Sutherland Springs Church
The notice outlines a weekly service at 8:15 a.m. each Sunday near Sutherland Springs, with a reference to Southern Pacific lines. It notes a 0 cent fare or fee associated with the service, indicating no charge for attendance or transport related to the event.
Drink Hot Water Each Morning With Limestone Phosphate
A health column urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily practice flushes poisons, improves vitality and prevents ailments by purifying the alimentary tract.
Hughes campaigns through Tennessee to Kentucky stop
In Nashville Charles E Hughes tours toward Lexington and Louisville with a 30 minute rear platform address. He faces a tumultuous crowd jeering for Wilson and defending tariffs and arbitration of labor disputes while outlining government efficiency and policy toward Mexico.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles E. Hughes
Lexington
Louisville
Maine
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Executive Department
Congress
Mr. Hughes
J. Will Taylor
Wilson
George N. Tillman
Taylor
Mexico
Huerta
Paither and the Dead Bea Question
A Scots dialogue shows a young speaker pressing his father with a puzzled question about the Dead Bea. The sire declaims the matter as ambiguous and bids the boy to stop with a curtness that ends their night talk. The exchange hints at language and rural life with dialect and humor.
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Paw
Bea
Maxson Eilers wedding rehearsal events and dansant notes
Society page details rehearsal for the Maxson Eilers wedding at 7 30 pm on Tuesday, a roof dinner at St Anthony hosted by Mrs Brown Robbins of Austin, a Daughters of Isabella meeting at eight, and a delayed Ladies Aid and Missionary Society gathering at 3 pm at 1425 Nolan Street. Major General Frederick Funston hosted a stag dinner at the Menger hotel for General H A Greene and officers from Fort Sam Houston and Camp Cecil A Lyon with a large guest list, dancers, and musical performances. The Barnard E Bee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy opened its year with welcoming addresses and music at the Woman's Club.
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Maxson- Eilers
St. Anthony
Brown Robbins
Austin
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Barnard E. Bee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Camden Street
Army Girl dansant honors guests at Menger Hotel
Ellis Bostick of New Orleans entertained in honor of Miss Georgine Florian and Miss Grace Norcross Monday evening at the Army Girl dansant at the Menger Hotel. Mrs. Charles Florian chaperoned the party with Miss Georgine Florian, Miss Grace Norcross, Ellis Bostick, Arthur Bergstrom, and Frederick Florian. Zol Nesbit hosted luncheon Tuesday at the Original Mexican Restaurant for Miss Tviclle Eilers, who wed Wednesday evening to Willis Edward Maxson Jr. of Paola Kansas. Decorations featured Zinjas and sweet grass baskets with Mexican candy on place cards.
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Frederick Funston
Southern Department
Dansant
Menger
H. A. Greene
Fort Sam Houston
Camp
Cecil A. Lyon
Lorrain T. Richardson
Wisconsin
Hill
Illinois
Malvern Hill Barnum
H. J. Slocum
Omar Bundy
A. 8. Conklin
W. D. Connor
Henry F. Rothers
Orrin R. Wolfe
S. P. Adams
Fitzhugh Lee
Hugh A. Drum
M. D. Welty
Harry Landa
Charles 8. Diehl
Clinton G. Brown
Clinton Kearny
Nazi Tatziva
Anitra
Undine
Elizabeth Walde
Julius A. Penn
Harry E. Wilkins
Margaret Wilkins
Jesse Mel. Carter
Lucien G. Berry
W. D. Grant
Grant
F. L. Case
C. E. Stephens
W. M. Brown
J. A. Mueller
R. J. Mooney
A. L. Rehag
J. B. Manning
R. O. Perkins
W. M. McCarty
R. L. Gray
I. G. Duckworth
R. P. Robertson
A. F. Cook
Wallace Newton
H. F. Hetrick
J. N. Galbraith
Winchester Kelso
H. Wellington Jones
C. R. Mayo
Halloran
Mayo
Florian
Georgine Florian
Grace Norcross
Arthur Bergstrom
Frederick Florian
Rogers
Dalton
Grunert
Winans
Lee
F. J. Combe
Land
Edward Goldstein
Hortense Goldstein
D. J. Capp
A. B. Weakley
M. P. Fox
E. E. Bostick
New Orleans
J. T. Jamison
W. S. Benson
G. O. Hubbard
J. C. Nibert
Simpson
Irmy Knelley
William Herff
C. G. Starr
J. E. Wilkens
Leo Kreber
Paducah, Ky
Percy Tyrrell
E. R. Purinton
W. T. Pancoast
Pancoast
Margaret Graham
W. B. Lipscomb
Henry Bateman
M. West and
J. W. Root
Frieda Foltz
EF. Matt
BE. A. Kelly
Pritchett
Frank Allen
Galveston
Hugo D. Schutz
C. J. Mathews
Charles A. Mason
James Donaldson
Willis Edward Maxon Jr
Lucile Eilers
St. Anthony Hotel
H. I. Maxson
Dallas
Cecil Hill
Temple
Beaumont
Howard McKean
Walter Robbins
Austin
Lieutenant Gerow
Fort Sam _ Houston
Louis Porter
Louis Eilers Jr
City
Ellis Bostick
Miss Grace Norcross
Menger Hotel
Charles Florian
Zole Nesbit
Tviclle Eilers
Willis Edward Maxson Jr
Paola
Kan
Kidney Pills Help Mrs Hartmeister Says She Feels Reborn
Mrs Hartmeister writes that kidney trouble left her unable to cook but Foley Kidney Pills helped, making her feel like a new person. The ad warns of overlooked kidney misfunction causing backache dizziness puffiness swollen ankles and rheumatism as noted by A M Fischer.
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F. E. Hartmeister
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Weekend house party chaperoned at Goeths ranch
Mr and Mrs Harvey L Steele chaperoned a weekend gathering at the Goeths ranch. Attendees included Misses Jeannette Hagelstein Lottie Jean Steele Virginia Lamar Grace Walker Ned Holland Fred Goeth George Hengan and Arthur McDaniel.
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Harvey L. Steele
Goeth
Jeannette Hagelstein
Lottie Jean Steele
Virginia Lamar
Grace Walker
Ned Holland
Fred Goeth
George Hengan
Arthur McDaniel
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet at Prospect Hill Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of Prospect Hill Christian Church will gather Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the tabernacle located at 2524 West Travis Street.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Prospect Hill Christian Church
Tabernacle
West Travis Street
Social News From Local Parties At The Majestic And Beyond
Miss Dorothy Evans hosted a party of twenty four at the Majestic on Tuesday afternoon with refreshments at Wolff and Marx tea room. Chaperones were Mrs FE C Evans and Mrs Mildred Clark of Little Rock. Mrs Hugh B Rice and daughters Bernardine Cecelia Elizabeth and Shevaun have returned from Kerrville. Mrs Mattie Walthall Leman, at Columbia University this summer, will return Sunday after visiting friends in Pittsburg. Miss May Nash entertained Saturday for Miss Elizabeth Corey recently back from Tennessee and Kentucky with guests including Helen Gregory Pauline Kallison Virginia Jenkens Eloise Hester Katherine Fisher Josephine Tindle Lucille Edna Burke Elizabeth Coen and Miss Mabel Gouger of Cotulla. Mr and Mrs William Aubrey returned from a motor trip through the Bandera Hills. Mr and Mrs Ralph W Emerson back from a lengthy summer in the North. Mr and Mrs J P DeLesdernier plan a swimming party Thursday at the Trav is Club honoring Miss Abbel Moore. Miss Mary Aubrey back from visiting Misses Helen and Ann is Walton at their Medina dam summer home. Miss Tucille Eilers hosted a dinner for her bridal party at her home Monday evening. The decorations.
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Dorothy Evans
Movies
The
Majestic
Wolff & Marx
FE. C. Evans
Mildred Clark
Little Rock
Ark
Miss May Nash
Elizabeth Corey
Tennessee
Kentucky
Miss Corey
Helen Gregory
Pauline Kallison
Virginia Jenkens
Eloise Hester
Katherine Fisher
Josephine Tindle
Lucille
Edna Burke
Elizabeth Coen
Mabel Gouger
Cotulla
Mrs Hilers Hosts Open House After Dinner Event
Miss Hilers held open house following a dinner featuring pink snapdragons and ferns as place cards were hand painted favors. Miss Lizzie Tynan returns from New York after studying at Columbia University. the Phila thea class picnic at Travis Park Methodist Church is postponed to Tuesday September 12.
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Lizzie Tynan
New York
Columbia University
Travis Park Methodist Church
Nichols Grocery Co Sale Ad Promises Low Prices
Big sugar sale Wednesday with 14 pounds for $1.00 and other purchases. Best hams 23c, breakfast bacon 24c, fine creamery butter 30c cash. We are the lowest. Nichols Grocery Co, Crockett 51. 209 Ave C.
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Nichols Grocery Co
Crockett
Ave C
All submarines not warships say U S
Washington dispatches reply to entente proposal and says submarine status depends on individual characteristics. Meanwhile Norway Sweden and Spain ban merchant submarines over being indistinguishable from war craft amid allied memorandum.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Norway
Sweden
Spain
Are Patent Medicines Alcoholic Beverages in Disguise
A critic scorns doctors who label patent medicines as alcoholic, noting that a glass of beer is consumed in one gulp while a medicine dose is small yet repeatedly taken. He cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as using minimal alcohol only to preserve extracts and available in a non alcoholic form.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Navigation memo on distinguishing ships in wartime
The memorandum notes it is difficult for warships to distinguish armed merchant submarines, and the American reply emphasizes that sailing merchant vessels with masked batteries pose a similar challenge. Cops were sent to allied powers to handle neutral positions.
Sutherland Springs Eve Line Ad Parody Exchange
A fragment from a humorous exchange references 60 cents, a Sunday 8:15 a.m. schedule on Southern Pacific Lines, with quotes about age and a yacht joke. The disconnected lines cite Agnes yawning and quips about fluvenation, drawing from the Boston Transcript and Life.
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Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacifi
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