Girl Aviator Opens Big Convention of Women’s Congress
Chicago June 16 With an aerial flight by Misa Katherine Stinson youngest aviator in America the Chicago Congress of Women’s Achievements was opened The flight over Lake Michigan followed by scenes from the Flight into Egypt depict women’s achievements in art science politics and industry The Congress at the Coliseum aims to be a practical school for professional home farm and drawing room women to study and profit through June 20
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
Misa Katherine Stinson
America
Chicago Congress of Women's Achievements
Egypt
Coliseum
Don’t Let Your Rupture Force Surgery
A sales pitch for the Cluthe Automatic Massaging Truss promising a 60 days trial to avoid operation. It touts lifelong rupture protection, no cost if returns, and a free book explaining why elastic belts fail. It urges immediate request of the book to prevent future rupture and surgery.
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Cluthe
America
Angel of the Gulch wins Class A fame in western romance
A summary of local theater listings describes The Angel of the Gulch as a Class A comedy drama where Rev Charles Jones and his family bring hope to a dry town under a heroine Bessie. The program also includes Blood Will Tell with Francis Bushman and other features. The notes cover Japanese leads Seasue Hayakawa and Tsura Aoki, Spartacus style epics, Margarita Fischer, and amateur night at the Essanay studio.
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Charles Jones
Pete
Jack Dalton
Bessie
Seasue Hayakawa
Tsura Aoki
New York
Japan
Hayakawa
Cotterill Plans Whirlwind Senate Campaign
George F. Cotterill Democratic candidate for the U S Senate will leave Olympia July 10 after filing his candidacy and not return until around August 16. He says friends will manage his campaign during his absence and he expects to secure the nomination and election. He will preside at the international temperance conference in Christiania. Cotterill's tour in the state boosts his confidence in securing the nomination.
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George F. Cotterill
United States Senate
Cotterill
Olympia
Christiania
Norway
Friends
Templars
America
Congress
Senate
What's On The Bills Close A Tuesday Night Program
A sequence of films and cartoons listed for multiple theaters including two reel Broncho drama A Tragedy of the Orient and Angel of the Guich at Close A Until Tuesday Night. other titles span Reliance, Princess, Vita graph, Thanhouser, Majestic, Royal, and Alhambra houses with periods such as three part Essanay Blood Will Tell and Across the Atlantic plus newsreels and animated weekly features. The listings indicate a diverse mix of dramas comedies and serials across several venues with varying end dates.
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Reliance
Essanay
Pathe Weekly
Sweden
Vita Graph
Melbourne
Mike
The Confessions of a Wife Reflects on Clothes and Compliments
Mollie and I shop for gowns for Kitty and Mollie’s graduation festivities. I boast of frugality while admiring others’ finery and noting Dick’s faded attention after marriage. A party, flirtations, and subtle longing hint at evolving feelings, with the tale to continue tomorrow.
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Mollie
Kitty
Diary
Mother Waverly
Mercolized Wax For Summer Complexions Ad
This ad promotes mercolised wax as a remedy to lighten and beautify the skin. It claims to remove freckles, clear pores, and improve the complexion by nightly application and a morning wash. A facial lotion with saxolite and witch hazel is recommended for refreshing and smoothing wrinkles.
At the Home Until Wednesday Lions Pit Hearts and Swords
A brief cinema rundown notes two reel dramas titled Into the Lions Pit and Hearts and Swords showing at the local theater. The listings indicate a midweek program greeting audiences with classic silent two reel features.
Free Parcel Post Map Offer with Seattle Star Subscriptions
The Seattle Star advertises a free 8x4 foot color parcel post map with zones and rules, plus world and state maps, to be sent with a six month subscription offer. New and old subscribers receive the map. if current, subscription is extended six months. Post office use cited as context.
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State of
Washington
Post Office
The
Star
Seattle Star
Seattle
Hanson speaks to largest open air audience here
In Cle Elum on June 15 Mayor Lewis presiding Ole Hanson progressive senate candidate and Rep E K Brown addressed a large open air meeting. Brown spoke on legislative standouts while Hanson won enthusiastic approval for his farmers bank plan as local business paused for the event.
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Lewis
Ole Hanson
Senate
E. K. Brown
Brown
Hanson
Farmers’ Bank
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