Ring Gift Tests Paula Ferguson Ethical Boundaries
Paula recalls an expensive ring sent by a wealthy admirer after orchids arrive at the stage door. Ernest Lawton argues that actresses face a different code, urging acceptance of gifts for gain, while Paula insists on self-respect. The scene ends with Paula returning the ring, unsure of future choices.
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Margie
Paula
Earnest Lawton
Ernest
New York
Misa Paula Newton
Paula Newton
St. Meno
Wilton
Betty Burton Wins Million Dollar Prize Letter
Betty Burton of 312 E 80th Ave is named winner of The Star's Million Dollar contest. Her letter advocates aiding struggling mothers and funding homes and trusts to support children and discourage poverty through lasting philanthropy.
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Betty Burton
Scores
Betty Durton
Haleac
Frall
World tally cites 2,390,000 blind people
A global estimate notes about 2.39 million individuals are blind. The count highlights the scale of vision impairment and potential needs for services and advocacy across regions.
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast A Splendid Habit
A health note extols drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning on an empty stomach. It claims to flush the digestive tract, cleanse the liver and kidneys, improve appetite, and brighten the complexion, suggesting the remedy costs little and benefits biliousness, constipation, stomach trouble, and rheumatism.
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours, totaling three doses to end severe cold symptoms. It claims to unclog noses, stop discharge, relieve headache, feverishness, sore throat, and sneezing. Priced at 25 cents, it touts easy use and quick results from Pap es Cold Compound.
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Arippe
Pape
Indoor Life and Quick Weight Loss Remedies Promoted
An article urges indoor persons to guard against excess fat from lack of exercise. It promotes Korean capsules sold by Martell Drug Co as a quick weight loss aid, claiming benefits like improved digestion and energy, and suggests taking one after meals and before bed.
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Martell Drug Co
I of
Koretn
The Devil's Double at Liberty and Colosseum Shows
Five part feature The Devil's Double starring William S Hart receives praise from studios and audiences as crowds fill Liberty Theatre. Miss George Washington at Coliseum stars Marguerite Clark in a playful comedy of lies and surprises with Harold Lockwood and May Allison in Big Tremaine at Clemmer. The Lash at Mission depicts island justice with a dramatic whip motif. War on Three Fronts screens at Strand with 3000 battle scenes. Colonial screens The Place Beyond the Winds with Dorothy Phillips. Rex presents The Cossack Whip led by Viola Dana and a star cast.
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Mert
Devil's Double
Colishel M—Maergeertte Clark
Mies
George Washington
Lewy Reld Lockwood
Erte Dero
oTheah
Oulonsntal
Joseph Keerneee
Lasse
Tyrone Power
Liberty
Wiliams
Hart
Coliseum
Marguerite Clark
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Tremaine
the Clemmer
Marie van Vorst
Lester Ciumeo
Redmond Malvern
Virginia
John Tremaine
Mr. Cuneo
Little Island
St. Batiste
Jesse Lasky
Mission Theatre
Strand
F. Bk. Kleinechmidt
Cannons Mouth
Seattle
Portland
Dorothy Phillips
Colonial
Dorothy
Women Should Propose Marriage Say Old Bachelor
A reader argues women deserve the right to propose to men, challenging strict custom. The editor responds that advice must respect harm, urging caution in printing bold social changes while noting personal behavior affects families and future offspring.
Postmaster General Reduces Twine Use
Seattle post office follows Harrison directive to economize on twine due to scarcity. Reuse twine and limit ties to once around length and twice around width to secure tie-outs of adequate size.
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Seattle
Harrison
Working Under Kidney Strain in Occupations
An article notes kidney strain from jobs like railroading, barbering, and heavy lifting. It cites backaches, headaches, and dizziness when kidneys are out of order and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Jed Machenheimer of 2228 Seventh Ave. The piece links exposure to fumes, dampness, and temperature changes to kidney trouble.
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Dean
Jed Machenheimer
Seventh Ave
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Seneca
Eugene Levy
Sing Lee
Chinese Remedy CO
Washington St
Lawton
Wight
U. S. Optical CO
Vine Street
Berietol
Heneto
Grippe
A. Lundberg Co
Third Ave
Shanghai
Celery
Union Dentists
Pike St
Owl Drug Store
Coliseum Orchestra of 11
Franz Adelmann
Clemmer
Rex
James Oppenheim
Viola Dona
John Colling
Sally Cruote
Richard Tucker
Grace Williams
Bob Walker
Frank Farrington
Viola Dana
Mies Grey
Jackson ST
United States
Doctor Lindsay
Te Iseeeenm Oo
Occidental Ave
Allace Urlitzer
Usical
Pike
Val Ae
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Bulleros
Third Main
Foster Milburn Co
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