Nine o clock Town heads Liberty Strand and more
Liberty features Charles Ray in A Nine oClock Town and Strand shows City of Dim Faces with Kay and Kerrigan. Clemmer presents The Turn of a Card with Kerrigan and Fairbanks leads the sultan’s chase. Hearts of the World screens at Levy's Orpheum with a tragic WWI tale.
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Jr. Kerrigan
Seattle
T Clemmer
Clemmer
Jr. Clemmer
Kerrigan
Liberty
King George of
England
London
Army
Charles Ray
Star Liberty News Weekly
Hearet- Pathe News
Doug Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Doug Jase
Progthams Liberty
Heries Kay
Gerden Griffith
Orpheum
France
Kultur
Seasue Hayakawa
Dorks Pawn
Dim Faces
Strand
Public Benefactor Praises Mayr Remedy
A doctor testifies to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy curing decades of stomach trouble and enabling normal eating. The ad claims it removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach and intestinal complaints, promising one dose or money back. Owl Drug Co and Bartell's Drug Stores are listed distributors.
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Mayr
Owl Drug Co
Bartells & Drug Stores
Druggiata Everywhere
MacRae to Help Organize Parents Across State
Will G. MacRae, war correspondent who just returned from the front, will assist the Parents Association of Soldiers and Sailors of Washington. His office is 211 Commerce Hall on the university campus and hours are 9:30 am to 5 pm. He will meet parents of boys in France and others interested, then tour the state.
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Parents’ Association of Soldiers and Sailors of Washington
Commerce Hall
University
France
Kathleen Burke Urges Continued Red Cross Aid
Kathleen Burke, idol of allied armies, spoke to about 3,000 at the First Presbyterian Church on Monday night urging undiminished Red Cross support. She recounted battlefield glimpses and noted her decorations from England, Russia, Serbia, France, and the French Red Cross.
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America
Misa Kathleen Burke
First Presbyterian Church
Red Cros
Mise Burke
England
Russia
Serbia
France
Red Cross
London Press Hails Lloyd George Message
London newspapers praised Premier Lloyd George for outlining the allied aim to crush Prussianism. The Mail called Britain obstinate yet just, while the Times warned that only full victory is acceptable and no half measures will suffice.
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London Press
O. K
Lloyd George
London
Gerard
Great Britain
the Mail
Times
Wilson
Paper Consumption Reduction Ordered
Washington newsprint cuts set by the War Industries Board require a 15 percent reduction in daily newspaper usage and 20 percent on Sundays. The policy designates paper mills as essential and favors halting new papers during the war with a September 1 effective date for daily edition curtailment.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Tanlac Restores Health, Woman Says After Long Illness
Mrs. Inga Gepford of 334 Second Avenue credits Tanlac with ending a year of illness marked by stomach and kidney trouble, fatigue, and rheumatic pain. She reports improved digestion, weight gain, better sleep, renewed appetite, and the ability to do housework, noting her husband also improved. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special representative.
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Tanlac
Inga Gepford
Duble
Second Avenue
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
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