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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

8

Confessions of a Wife Belong to the Great Average

A distressed wife narrates hospital confinement ten weeks into recovery, reflecting on her nurse, husband Dick, and the emotional toll of pain, fear, and longing for home. She questions if her life is typical among women, hinting at broader shared experiences.

Danderine Promoted as Quick Dandruff Remedy

An advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims dandruff clearance and stopped hair shedding after a few applications when rubbed into the scalp. The bottle is listed at 26 cents and sold at rug stores.

Pape's Diapepsin For Indigestion Or Bad Stomach

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for sour gassy indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises five minute relief, claims millions of sales, and urges readers to buy a fifty cent can from any drug store as a safe home remedy.

Pape

Daphne and the Pirate at Liberty theater

A lively tale set in colonial Louisiana features Miss Gish as a mischievous woods girl in a thrilling romance about women sent overseas as wives. Willie Collier showcases in a comedy titled Wife and Auto Trouble. Marie Doro stars in Diplomacy at the Coliseum.

Daphne Miss Gish Louisiana Willie Collier

Charlie Chaplin Returns to Work at Hollywood Studio

Charlie Chaplin, the highest paid film star, went back to work at a Hollywood studio on March 15. He announced a salary of 670000 dollars annually and a plan to produce one picture each month.

Charlie Los Angeles Charlie Chaplin Hollywood

Dramatic and comedy features at Dill and Castle Moore Hippodrome

The Dill Theatre offers The Black Orchard a Kalem drama The three reel drama The Black Orchard explores a bold theme. Kalem comedy She Came She Saw and She Conquered stars Kathryn Williams and Wheeler Oakman. Sis Hopkins also screens. At the Moore Theatre the Castles Story portrays Vernon and Mrs Vernon Castle in The Whirl of Life with striking dance. Hippo drome features Should She Forgive with Tillian Lorraine in Should a Wife Forgive A young business man risks his life when his dancer mistress taunts him to death. his wife discovers the affair.

Alhambra Vaeudeville Kitty Gerdes Glaea” Clase Sisitopkine Robert Edewen Colleeum Marie Dore Vivien Hich Henary Walthall Edna Mayo Taby Marie Oeborne Mary Sunshie Claus A Kathryn Willams Wheeler Oakman Sis Hopkins Mrs Vernon Castle Moore Theatre Tillian Lorraine Hippodrome Theatre

Today’s Aid to Beauty Canthrax Shampoo Ad Explains Method

An advertisement promotes a homemade shampoo using a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water. It instructs to apply the cooled solution to the scalp, massage briskly, and rinse to remove dandruff oil and dirt. The result is a clean soft scalp, glossy natural color and added hair fullness.

The Silken Spider at the Colonial Theatre

In a dark duel a girl is wounded and taken to hospital where she becomes a Sister of Charity. The tale warns that loneliness harms all, rich or poor, as Vivian Martin stars as the emotional young woman entangled with a schemer in service of her stepmother aiming to disown her father.

Rupert OF Coliseum Marie Doro Charity Silken Spider Colonial Theatre Vivian Martin

Missouri Girl Changes Name by Marriage to Burke

A Missouri girl formerly known as Xemenia Y. Zyx has legally taken Burke as a surname by marriage, altering her full name accordingly.

Missouri Xemenia Y. Zyx Burke

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