British and American Vessel Losses in World War I
Allied and neutral ship losses show the United States suffering 125 vessels sunk versus Britain’s 3,147. Totals from August 1914 to November 1, 1918 include 126 US ships and 7,747,936 tons for Britain, with neutrals and others also affected. Norway, Greece, and Spain among nations listed suffered significant losses.
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Wasitington
March
Britain
Navy Department
United States
Greece
Norway
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Eee
Sweden
Denmark
Weben
Woolly Dog Adopts Little Jackrabbits in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas on March 28 a woolly poodle named Rachael owned by Mia Colbert mothers seven small jackrabbits, a surprising pet arrangement that pleases the curious long-eared brood.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Rachael
Mia
Mary Colbert
Patter From Pictures and Censors Stir Talk
Mary Pickford sells autographed notes for 25 cents to Hollywood Red Cross fans. Billie Burke stars in Good Cracious Annabelle as a kidnapped girl married by a minor hermit. WU Rogers remains in public eye via film work instead of the Follies. Henry Pord plans weekly animated releases. In Kansas City a movie exhibitor shields the audience by blocking objectionable scenes with his hat.
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Hollywood Red Cross
Billie Burke
Annabelle
Wu! Rogers
Henry Pord
Kansas City
Programs Today Listings Overview
The page lists theater programs across multiple venues with several titled productions and performers. Notable entries include Charlee Kay in The Sheriff’s Son at LINERTY, Sydney Drew in Once Mason at Sidney Weekly, Tom Meore in Go West Young Man at CLEMMER, and Pauline Frederick in That of the Shadows at MISSION. Additional features include Christie comedy at COLISHUM and Fatty Arbuckle fare at COLONIAL, among others.
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Charlee Kay
Mre
Sidney Drew
Mason
Pethe Weekly
Clemmer
Tom Meore
Johany
Fatty
Rex
Chaptin
Little—Naesimerva
Alaska
Harry
Tom Moore
Magic foot remedy ad promises painless use and smaller shoes
An old advertisement touts "Tiz" and "Tis" foot powders claiming quick relief from burning, swollen, and tender feet. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores, warns against imitation products, and promises feet that never hurt or tire.
Pearl White Star of Serial Films Noted in 1920s Review
A retrospective on Pearl White describes her rise from stage appearances to leading roles in film serials. It highlights her versatility in stunt work and acting, notes her status as queen of movie serials, and mentions current showings at local theaters including The Lightning Raider at Pantages and Birth at Rex with audience access details.
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Pearl White
Mise White
Doug Fairbanks
Pearl
Shoota
Missouri
Little Eva
Camal
Stanford
Conn
Theodore Wharton
Pathe
Miss White
Lightning Raider
Pantages
John Hamrick
National Board of Censorship
Seattle
Hamrick
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Warren Kerrigan
Pauline Frederick
Madison Street
Cid
Bear Want
Mary Pickford
Tom
Geraldine Farrar
Blanchard 'S
Second
James
Shadows
Milton Sills
Tom Santschi
P.S
Pill Moulton
Coliseum
Taylor Holmes
Col
Holmes
Orlando Winthrop
Winthrop
Char’ French
Sheriff's Son
Hal Rutherford
Charlies Ray
Julia Dean
Edwin Arden
Wil
Strand
Elsie Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Hale Hamilton
The
Colonial
Johnny
Drews
Drew
Omaha
Hamilton
Arbuckle
International News
Golden West
Tre
Rex Theatre
Ladies of
Lana Park
Natatorium
Jensen & von Herberd
Evening Post
Mack Sennett
Reilly
Baker City
Camp Lewis
Pathe News
Wallace On
Charles Ray
AIR Washington
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Jones
Fourth Avenue
Ferguson
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