Submarine Imperative in National Defense Policy
The text argues that budget priorities must favor national defense and a large land army, with the navy remaining comparatively weaker. It states the submarine is essential for the nation's security given the current strategic circumstances.
Features at Playhouses Include Hart in The Poppy Girls Musband
Liberty presents Bill Hart as Hairpin Harry in The Poppy Girls Musband set among San Francisco’s Barbary Coast underworld with a strong moral. Constance Talmadge stars at Strand in Romance and Arabella with five suitors, and Wallace Reid appears in Alias Mike Moran proving deception binds a liar. Coliseum runs Norma Talmadge in The Probation Wife at least through Friday, Anita Stewart and Earle Williams star in From Headquarters starting Saturday. Rex shows Salome with Theda Bara amid a vast menagerie. Colonial notes thirteen at work with vim.
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Bill Hart
Poppy Girls Musband
the Liberty
Hill
San Francisco
Hart
Harry
Constance Talmadge
Strand
Wallace Reid
Mike Moran
A& Man
Larry Young
Coliseum
Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Anita Stewart
Earle Willamas
Mother’s Friend Promises Eased Labor for Expectant Mothers
Advert says the external remedy Mother's Friend eases pregnancy strain by relaxing nerves and ligaments, reducing bearing down and stretching pain. It urges mothers to prepare in advance and contact Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta for the motherhood guide and a bottle from druggists.
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Bradfield Regulator Company
Dept. N. Lamar
Atlanta
Georgia
Never Say Quit George Walsh Comedy at the Colonial
The Colonial opens with Never Say Quit starring George Walsh as a man plagued by a jinx from Friday to Friday. He dodges obstacles and face sham men, while his relatives and lovers bring comic misadventures. The week also features Border Raid at the Mission and vaudeville acts with Bessie Barriscale and stars to follow.
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George Walsh
the Colonial
Walsh
George Larkin
Bessie Barrincale
Norma
Store gambling bust nets arrests and bail set
Ah Tom, 22, was arrested Thursday night for conducting a gambling game and released on $100 bond. Others in the store were Ah Sing, Frank May, Alec Kalais and Ed Martin, all released on $10 bail each.
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Ah Tom
Ah Sing
Frank May
Alec Kalais
Ed Martin
Silent Film Cards Feature 1920s Comedies and Stars
A catalog of silent era film listings features actors such as William Linerty and Constance Talmadge in multiple comedies including The Feppy Girl's Husband and Romance and Arabella. Other titles include The Murder Walters and Never Part with noted stars George Walsh and Martin Johnson in Sennett and Christie style shorts.
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William
Ren Thedatare
Salome
Misston
Dheorge Larkin
Betty Compeon
Merder Walters
Ceorge Walsh
Martin Johnson
The Star Advertises Advertising Power
A compact remark promotes The Star as a premier advertising channel evoking trust and wide reach for readers seeking effective campaigns and business visibility.
Tom Moore First Goldwyn Male Star In Early Cinema
Tom Moore rises as the first male star presented by Goldwyn Pictures. Born into a large Irish family, Moore's journey from Ireland to America included stock work in Chicago and the Bush Temple troupe. His Irish brogue survives, and his fame grows as he advances in the nascent film era.
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Tom Moore
Aun
Goldwyn Film Corporation
Merry Moores
Ireland
Tom
Wana
Owen
Mary
Jack
Matt
Joe
Aemrica
Moore
America
Chicago
Bush Temple Stock Company
Kalem
Alice Mary
Moores
Influenza Epidemic Reported in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls an influenza outbreak has grown to epidemic proportions over 10 days. County health officer Dr. C McGinnis says 60 cases have been reported, and officials plan a strict quarantine of individual patients to control the spread without a blanket closing order. The county commissioners discussed health measures at their board of health meeting.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
C. McGinnis
Board of Health
Sailor Ralph Weir Arrested Over Pea Jacket Theft
Ralph KR. Weir, 18, a sailor, was arrested at 11 30 oclock Thursday night in the Soldiers and Sailors club charged with stealing a pea jacket from a sailor sleeping in the same room.
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Ralph KR. Weir
Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
Weir
Danderine Use Says Stop Hair Loss and Dandruff
A short ad-like note claims dandruff irritates the scalp and causes hair to loosen and fall out. It promotes a small bottle of Danderine from drug stores to rub into the scalp, promising hair stopping shedding and dandruff removal after several applications.
Curtain Solutions For Plated Pins And Fabric Care
A fragment notes use of plated pins that will not injure fabric and suggests suitable curtain sizes. The text implies a focus on gentle fasteners and practical curtain dimensions for hanging.
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McCormick
Cherry St
Star
N. BE A
Paris
Figaro
Liberty
Tex
Theda Mara
Colonial Thirteen
Bellingham Chemical Co
Bellingham, Wash
Clemmer
Bushman-Bayne
Beverly Bayne
Francia Bush
A. H. Woods
Harriet Hammon
Sennett
Miss Hammond
Fatty Arbuckle
Molly Malone
Fatty
Big Bill Hart
Wallace
Wurlitzer
Poppy Girl
Mack Sennett
Frograms Today
Goldwyn
Arabella
France
Monarch
Seattle
Victor
Columbia
Mabel Garrison
John McCormack
Smith
Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra
Harry Lauder
Columbia Records
Falw van
Metropolitan Orchestra
P and Tur
Columbia Stellar Quartet
By Fuller’s Orchestra
Kentucky Dreams
Yerkes’ Orchestra
Calais
al Jolson
Grote-Rankin
Pike
University
Fraser-Paterson