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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1919

Page

10

Madge Kennedy Repeats in Screen Tests at Strand

The article notes Madge Kennedy’s on set behavior counting actions during filming of Friend Husband and other features at Strand Clemmer and Coliseum houses. It highlights her repeated doorways, seating, smiling counts, and expressive gestures as she rehearses. The piece also lists several films and performers across local theaters including Dorothy Dalton, Henry Walthall, Charles Ray, Mary Pickford, Mary Theron, and Patria Reynolds in varied showcases.

Madge Kennedy Musband Miles Variatien Miss Kennedy Strand Dorothy Dalton Dorothy Phoghams Today Charles May Dorothy Delton Lyon Moran Mitchen Volice Tads Krialto Carey Dorothy Dean Clemmer Rascala

Fatty Arbuckle Rejects A Book On Weight Loss

Townee Arbuckle declares no interest in a book titled Fat and Grow Thin. A friend sent it to him and Fatty quips his weight is his fortune, while he jokes about wanting a book titled Kat and Crow Patter.

Towcoe Arbuckle Fatty

War Time Reflections on European Pressures and Public Mood

A. M. Simons reports from a Europe tour in 1918 revealing mass strain from four years of war. He notes shattered beliefs, daily bombardment, and pervasive fear while urging understanding of civilians’ suffering and a strong rejection of imperialism and autocracy.

Europe Moyland France Bexium Italy Germany

Adler-ika Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Troubles

Mrs. Anna Wagner of Statesbury Missouri touts Adler-ika as a weighty cure for constipation and a serious bowel ailment. The promotion claims Adler-ika expels gas and sourness instantly, clears upper and lower bowels, removes foul matter, and even prevents appendicitis, advertised by Swift Drug Co. and leading druggists.

Anna Wagner Statesbury Adler Ka Adler

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules Promise Kidney Relief

Claiming rheumatism stems from kidney toxins, the ad urges immediate treatment with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules. It touts rapid poison clearance, kidney and urinary tract cleansing, and healing herbs to restore organs, warning against imitations and stressing the box label.

Haarlem

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