Lavoptik Eyewash Marketed For Eye Strain Relief
The article notes Lavoptik eye wash combines witchhazel camphor and similar ingredients to ease eye strain. A young man and his mother report relief after using the product as a remedy for weak or strained eyes, with Swift's Drug Co. listed among leading druggists.
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Swift's Drug Co
Candidates to address two downtown school director meetings
George H. Walker and Walter J. Santmyer, candidates for school director, will address two downtown meetings before the December 2 election. The events, likely at Levy's Orpheum Theatre, are slated for Friday and Monday at noon.
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George H. Walker
Walter J. Santmyer
Allance
George P. Listman
Lorene Wiswell-Wilson
Levy
Orpheum Theatre
This Is A Woman's Thanksgiving Mary Pickford
Mary Pickford expresses gratitude for wartime victories in suffrage and prohibition and celebrates better prospects for women. She notes prosperity in the United States, contrasts global hunger, praises fashion progress, and recalls surviving a serious illness last year while thanking fate for life this Thanksgiving Day.
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Carrie Nation
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Goda
Coliseum Week Ends With Ocean Liner Fire
Coliseum screens a shipboard fire scene as an ocean liner burns at sea. The lead heroine and hero, both depicted as adversaries to the opposite gender, face peril amid the wreck.
Film Sketches and Screen News From The City Theaters
A collage of upcoming and current screen offerings notes Rex and Class A showings with By Right of Conquest and Let Katy Do It stars. It highlights Miriam Cooper and R A Walsh, plus Bayard Velilere in The Colonial showing A Little Brother of the Rich with Frank Mayo and Kathryn Adams.
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Liberty
James Ver Curweed
Back
God
T Mack Sennett
Clemmer—Mayerd Veilier
Mereiad Lierd
Broadway
Nerme Teatmedar
Colleam News
Rex — Pea
Porgivet
Strand W. Griffith
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Honore
R. A. Walsh
Miriam Cooper
Mre. Walsh
Katy
United States
Frank Mayo
Paul Potter
Barney Sherry
Kathryn Adams
Sylvia Castle
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Colonial
Risk Lives to Film Photoplay in Arctic Wilderness
Seattle patrons laud Back to God’s Country at the Liberty. The Canadian drama, based on James Oliver Curwood’s Wapi the Walrus, was shot farther north than any prior picture. Cast endured a freezing wilderness near Lesser Slave Lake. one man died and another lost both feet to frostbite. The film features sixteen wild animals and a 180 foot ship built in ice with timber from surrounding forests and materials hauled 30 miles by dog sleds.
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God's Country
James Oliver Curwood
Go's Country
Lesser Slave Lake
Arctic Ocean
Arctic
Tanlac credited by Seattle man for health rebound
Fred Meyers of Seattle credits Tanlac with dramatic improvement after years of indigestion gas headaches and nervous insomnia. He reports restored appetite normal breathing and strength after three bottles and says he can work as hard as any man. Bartell Drug Stores sell Tanlac in Seattle under a special representative.
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Wash
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Tanlac
Bartell Drug Stores
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