Free at home rupture test offered by PLAPAC Co
An advertisement warns that rupture causes thousands of deaths yearly and criticizes trusses as unsafe. It promotes a home self test and a free pamphlet from PLAPAC CO at 721 St. Louis MO, claiming a superior method to treat rupture without straps or buckles. The pitch targets sufferers with a bold claim of a noninvasive, inexpensive approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plapac CO. 721
St. Louis
Freepac
Gruggist’'s
Plumber Believes New Pipes Cure Stomach Ailments
A testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple, harmless preparation that removes mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract. The speaker, claiming relief from gas and colic, notes the product now lets him dine freely and promises a money refund if not convinced. Bartell's drug stores and druggists advertise the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Bartell’s
Cabocide Foot Bath Shows Remarkable Relief for Swollen Feet
article notes that many people wear oversized shoes due to chronic foot swelling from subsurface blood vessel congestion. it claims Cabocide foot bath provides shrinking, soothing relief and quick treatment results for the condition.
Silence in the Coliseum and News Weekly Shorts
Charles Ray stars in Cirensed Highteing a comedy as Pathe News shows Clemmets Mabel Normand in Sis Hogwh va at the Coliseum. Tirgant Washburn and Stranionton Talmadge headline various comedies and dramas with Mabel Normand Mickey and Priscilla Dean films among listed features. Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ray
Sed Kammy
Pathe News
Clemmet
Mabel Normand
Sis Hogwh
Coliseum
Tirgant Washburn
Coliseum News
Stranionstance Talmadge Ita
International News Weekly
Rea
Mickey
Colontal
Priscilla Dean Ia
Sambo
Mission William Russell
Tress Nutter
Little
Pattly Artuckle
Geraldine Ferrer
Art Morey
Geen God
Ford Weekly
Atlanta exhibitor builds garage for 400 car capacity
An Atlanta exhibitor plans a back of the movie theatre structure to hold 400 cars for parking patrons. He aims to spare visitors from hunting space and walking long distances to reach the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Red Front Clothing Co moves to large First and Pine storeroom
H. M. Rogers of the Red Front Clothing Co secures the double storeroom at the northwest corner of Flint and Priests near Firet and Pike, moving his entire stock. Prices are slashed to attract former customers with a Wednesday sale featuring khaki pants at 98 cents and suits as low as 12.85, signaling lower costs after leaving the high rent district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Rogers
Epee
Red Front Clothing Co
First
Pine
Rogers
Firet and
Pike
Flint and
Priests
Red Front
1601
First Ave
Pine St
Dorothy Malton Abandons Vamp Roles for Good
Dorothy Malton declares she will no longer play vampires in films. She states the vamp character proved uninteresting to audiences and public sympathy waned. She remains open to future roles but rejects the vamp persona as finished, aiming for more varied parts. She will star in The Homebreaker from new Ince production at the Colonneum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Dorothy Malton
Dorothy
Ince
Film and stage notes on stars at Liberty and Coliseum
Darney Oldfield visits the Thomas Ince studio in Los Angeles during filming of Creased Lightning and praises a homemade speedster. The column previews ongoing shows at the Liberty, Coliseum, Strand, Up Cremmer, Colonial, Mission, and Rex theatres with listings for Charlie Hay, Jack Merrill, Janet, Constance Talmadge, Priscilla Dean, Wellington Plater, Vivian Martin, EH Rose, Fatty Arbuckle, Geraldine Farrar, Mabel Normand, and the Green God melodrama amid a busy Seattle cinema week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darney Oldfield
Thomas Tl. Ince
Los Angeles
Charllie Hay
Liberty
Olfield
Ray
Ptarte
Feet Find Fast Relief in Tiz Tin Bath Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Tiz for tired feet with a tin bath remedy. It claims feet feel relief from corns bunions and callouses, promising comfort and signifying that wearers can reduce shoe size. The copy urges purchasing a 26 cent box of Tia at drug or department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almot
Autos Run Women Down on Streets
Dora Hanson aged nineteen of 1602 Terry Avenue was struck by an automobile at Terry Avenue and Pike Street. Henry Ayers of 2035 Wastlake Avenue claimed Hanson dodged a street car into his path. Hanson sustains severe bruises. Mrs Archibald Jones of 4719 16th Avenue North East suffers head injuries and a badly cut hand after a crash Monday night at 14th Avenue North East and 45th Street when struck by a car driven by C E Levy of Oak Park.
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Dora Hanson
Terry Ave
Pike
Henry Ayers
Wastlake Ave
Ayers
Mins Hanson
Archibald Jones
16Th Ave. N. F
14Th Ave. N. FE
EB. 45Th St
C. E. Levy
Oak Park
Admiral Beatty bets on more sea battles in Jutland tale
Special to The Star reports from London on April 29 that Admiral Beatty dismisses the idea that Jutland will be the last great naval battle. He responds "A thousand to one against" when asked if future engagements will end the struggle at sea. The remark reflects Beatty's confidence in continued naval action beyond the historic clash.
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Admiral Beatty
N. BE. A
London
Jutland
Picture Patter and Silent Film Notes of Stars
Douglas Wattbanks new picture The Knickerbocker Huckaroo features Marjorie Daw in supporting role. Several stars including Elsie Ferguson, Norma Talmadge, Mise Talmadge, and Beatrice Barriscale appear in upcoming photoplays with noted producers and directors. Hale Hamilton survives an auto wreck. Frank H. Crane to direct Florence Reed's next film amid a list of industry highlights.
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Douglas Wattbanks
Marjorie Daw
Doug
Arizona
Frank H. Crane
Florence Reed
Crane
William Collier
Arnold Daly
Hood's Sarsparina Promises Blood Purification and Strength
Advertises Hood's Sarsparina as the best spring medicine to purify impure blood and combat prostration from influenza and grip. Claims as a vitalizing remedy, with Hood's Pills offered as a family laxative. Emphasizes low red blood cell content and general weakness improved by the preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
The Star Advertising Echoes Through The Community
The Star positions itself as the go to source for advertising ideas and local business visibility. Readers are invited to consider The Star for impactful campaigns that reach targeted audiences and amplify brand presence in the region.
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Second Avenue
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Tukwila
Priscilla
Leewthen
Bonney-Watson Chapel
The
Odd Fellow
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
J. KR. Binyon
Northwest
Seattle
Binyon Optical CO
Spring
Seneca
Maia
Florence
Union
Madge Kennedy
James J. Corbett
James
Marguerite Marsh
Mae
Robert McLaughlin
Magdalene
Thomas Ince
San Francisco
HM. M. Rogers
Corner First and
Pine Sia
Dorothy Dalton
Jack Merrill
Janet
Jack
Strand
Constance Talmadge
Clummer
Noellie
Dintl Normand
Hopkins
Siste
Wellington Plater
Priscilla Dean
Colonial
Plater
Kent Mortimer
Mary Stevens
Miss Dean
Vivian Martin
EH Rose
Fatty Arbuckle
the Kittle
Geraldine Farrar
Rex
the Clemmer
Tommy McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Bennett
Margarita Wisher
Harry Pollard
Eisie Ferguson
New York
Norma Talmadge
Mise Talmadge
Theda Bara
Henry Wallhalla
Jonselyn
Kathleen Norris
Elsie Ferguson
Yes of
Beartie Hayakawa
Teuru Oaki
Sylvia Bremer
Herbert Rawlingon
J. Stuart Blackton
Douglas MacLean
Robert Anderson
Dorothy Phillips
Hale Hamilton
Aberdeen, & CO
Bryant Washburn
Constance
Talmadge
Miss Dot Carrington
Sach
D. Goehring
Joshua Green
Wa Pa Ae
Lucille Cavanagh
Wadsworth
Craig—Tatyiobr
BER Kaleidoscofe
Daech, Coler
SOG
Mian Beastie Browning
Harry and
Emmie Larned
Homer Mason
Clifford
Wills
la Ree
Dupre
Marguerite Keeler
George Romain
Goncert Orchestra
Travel Weekly
France
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First National Bank
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