Lauder Urges Army Forward With His Songs
Special to The Star by N. b. Ad London reports Sir Harry Lauder speaking in Glasgow at the Highlanders Memorial church dedication of a pipe organ funded by Mr. and Mrs. Lauder in memory of their son killed in France. He praised brave front-line soldiers and mothers at home and recalled singing "Roamin' in the Gloamin" to shell fire near Pullecourt.
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N. B
London
Starry Lauder
France
Highlanders’ Memorial
Glasgow
Lauder
Pullecourt
Europe
Denmark Observes All Travelers Five Days Over Cholera Fears
Denmark keeps every arriving traveler under five day observation to curb spread of cholera and influenza from Germany. The quarantine aims to prevent cross border infection and safeguard public health amid concerns of contagious disease.
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Denmark
Germany
Nature's remedy for catarrh in winter winds
An article promotes S. S. S. as a natural blood remedy to combat catarrh linked to winter, claiming it strengthens the blood and helps mucous membranes fight infections. It urges readers to buy S. S. S. from druggists and to write for free medical advice from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift
Drawer
Atlanta
Georgia
Nightlife Splashes Across Manhattan After Curfew
New York revelers adapt to the 1 a.m. curfew with champagne at Jack's and Rector's then ham and eggs at Childs' on Columbus Circle. A post-curfew crowd packs the streets as performers and patrons flock to the late-night scene, with clashes at doors and on tabletops highlighting Manhattan’s nocturnal allure.
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T. A. Johnstone
N. BE. A
New York
Jack's
Rector's
Childs
Army
Navy
John D. Rockefeller
Manhattan
John's
Columbus Circle
Guardian
Busy grocer funds Red Cross after talk with inspector
In Washington on November 13 a local grocer avoided an inspector by saying he was too busy. He later agreed to visit the district food administration and ended up contributing 50 dollars to the Red Cross conscience fund.
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Washington
Red Cross
District Food Administration
Red Croman
Yanks Use “Mopping Up” Knife in War
Paris reports that American troops used a three cornered wheel blade knife known as the mopping up knife. The foot long weapon features a wood and iron handle with a broad guard and iron knobs. It can function as a dagger knuckler or club.
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Paris
Dont Envy Younger Women Dont Envy Younger Women
Promote Qban Hair Color Restorer a non dye product that restores dark color and luster to mature hair. Claims gradual natural color return without staining and claims to kill dandruff while invigorating scalp. Marketed to women seeking youthfulness with emphasis on reliability and money back guarantee.
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Mary T. Goldman
Mary T. Goliman
Moore Opens with Plenty Music at Bill Moore Theatre
The Moore theatre opened Tuesday night with ten rapid fire numbers as Mayor Ole Hanson and party watched from an upper box. Charlies Burnett's orchestra, the Burt Marle company, and a variety of acts followed including Friscoe on the xylophone and a performance titled All for Democracy. Helen Trix and Josephine entertained with singing and dancing, the Ford Sisters danced, Walter Brower delivered monologue, and Gordon Wilde shadow pantomimed with Connie Wilde singing. The program closed with a new Allied War Review depicting scenes from a battlefront.
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Ole Hanson
Moore Theatre
Charlies Burnett
Burt Marle
Mad Cap Maida
Friscoe
Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
Lafayette
Joan of Arc
Helen Trix
Josephine
Ford
Mabel
Dora
Walter Brower
Gordon Wilde
Connie
Ruth Renick Delights In Farce Amid Tea Sip Comedy
Ruth Renick stars as Mrs Ridley in What Is Your Husband Doing presented by Wilkes players. The three act comedy follows a farcical plot of jealous wives and husbands who end up in jail, with Renick delivering a standout performance as she imagines Mars and fumbles with a “wee drink.”
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Ruth Renick
Wilkes Players
Robert Ridley
Ivan Miller
James Liddy
Grace Huff
Pantages Reopens with Mixed Vaudeville Lineup
The Pantages resumes shows with John T Ray and company in a comedy act Check Your Hat winning praise. Acts include Martie Brooks in The Love Race, Jack La Vier the Flying Monologist, Hert and Harry Gordon, Helen Moretti, and the Bullowa sisters. The Pantagescope features Seattle shipyards Meacham Babcock and Skinner Eddy with two film launchings.
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John T Ray
Jack la Vier
Hert
Harry Gordon
Helen Moretti
Bullowa
Seattle
Meacham-Babcock and
Skinner & Eddy Yards
Palace Hip Re‑routes Show Moves to New City
Routing difficulties forced the Palace Hip program to relocate the show to another city while the reopened Second Ave show house presented a diverse evening. Nearly a Home Run a farcical domestic comedy drew laughs, with Lestro’s That Whistling Girl drawing high marks and a variety of acts including Trixie and Gracie, Walter J. Haynes, The Karates, and The De Bars entertaining the Tuesday crowd.
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Palace Hip
Second Ave
Lestro
Trixie
Gracie
Walter J. Haynes
Karates
de Bars
Jugo-Slavs to Meet in Labor Temple on Sunday
A local Jugo-Slave group plans a Sunday meeting in the Labor temple to thank the United States for helping secure their freedom from Hapsburg rule. A secret ballot will decide if some prefer a monarchical system over democracy.
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Labor Temple
United States
Hapsburg Dominion
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Remedy
In influenza aftercare Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for rebuilding strength and regulating bowels. The ad states it removes poisons from blood causing pallor and anemia and claims a fifty year successful record. It also promotes Hood's Pills as a gentle cathartic for all.
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Hood
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