Operatic Diva Chef Shares Family Veal and Ham Dish
Cyrena Van Gordon, prima donna of the Chicago Opera company, is described as a goddess at home who loves cooking. Her grandmother's English Veal an Hammer recipe combines one pound veal and one pound ham, simmered until tender, no extra seasoning, thickened gravy, two boiled potato slices, and a biscuit dough top baked twenty minutes.
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Amneris
Brunhilde
Cyrena van Gordon
Chicago Opera Company
Under Two Flags To Show Here Soon
The piece adapts Ouida’s novel about Cigarette, daughter of the regiment, noted for its color of Algiers and its quaint alleys and characters. Written decades ago, it has graced stage and page worldwide.
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Algiers
Cigarette
Ouida
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color For Worn Clothes
The Diamond Dyes ad touts a home dye kit that prevents streaks, spots or fading on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims guaranteed results for beginners and has marketed for fifty one years to renew shirts skirts dresses sweaters stockings draperies and hangings.
Under Two Flags to Screen at Columbia Theater
Universal Jewel special production starring Priscilla Dean arrives on screen soon at Columbia theater. The film features James Kirkwood John Davidson Ethel Grey Terry and Stuart Holmes with Tod Browning directing the star from The Virgin of Stamboul and the same team behind the earlier hit.
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Columbia Theater
Universal Jewel
Priscilla Dean
Vivian Harder May Learn Fate Today
Port Orchard Oct 11 The fate of Mrs Vivian Harder on trial for second degree murder may be decided today Defense counsel near end of case and a jury verdict could come tonight Harder testified she grabbed an 14 inch butcher knife in a moment of hysteria and rushed aboard the Russell Haverside at Port Blakely on the night of May 20 saying she could not recall stabbing Sherman Brown claiming the act was a moment of mental irresponsibility.
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Port Orchard
Vivian Harder
Sherman Brown
Theaters and Players Featured in Diverse 1920s Screenings
Strand showcases Meighan and Leatries in Manslaughter with Cory TH Walthall and Marjorie Dew in The Long Chance Blur presents Love is an Awful Thing at Coliseum Milton Sills and Wands Hawley star in Burning Ban ands Lineicty features Nunter eaten and Violet Dane in The yinebe o lar Thaby Jay Garden spotlights Shirley Mason in Little Mies Amiles Colonial presents Redelph Valentine in The Wonderful Chance
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Meighan and Leatries
Films on Screen at Strand and Other Theaters
Strand presents Thomas Meighan in Man Slaughter where he also acts as a prison adviser after research at Sing Sing. Columbia shows The Long Chance from Peter B Kyne adapted by Raymond Schrock. In desert tale Burning Sands Wanda Hanwy and Milton Sills star with Louise Dresser and Jacqueline Logan. Coliseum. Other outings include Love in an Awful Thing with Owen Moore at Blue Mouse and Little Miss Smiles at Winter Garden with Shirley Mason. The Wonderful Chance by Van Lean and Archainbaud closes Colonial run with Martha Manefield.
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Sing Sing
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Raymond Schrock
Columbia Theater
California
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Muriel Blair
Daniel Lane
Milton Sills
Louise Dresser
Jacqueline Logan
Robert Cain
Redolph Valentine
Eugene O'Brien
Colonial Theater
H. H. van Lean
George Archainbaud
Martha Manefield
Policeman to Tell His Side of Story
Captain A. C. Sullivan, once secretary of police, was discharged for financial irregularities not in July and will present his case before the civil service commission next Tuesday. The hearing began this week with Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank M. Preston introducing evidence, and the commission adjourned for one week so Sullivan may testify at the next session.
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Civil Service Commission
Frank M. Preston
Sullivan
Widow of Philadelphia gum magnate weds Baltimore man in Charlotte
Mrs Willits Jenkins Fer widow of Frank H Fleer the Philadelphia chewing gum magnate marries George Humpread of Baltimore in Charlotte.
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Frank H. Fleer
Philadelphia
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Party Men in Final Drives
Democratic and Republican leaders enter final campaign stages. Democrats held final plans at the Maller building, while Republicans plan a Des Moines rally Wednesday evening with speakers including Frank H. Paul and Walter J. Lunn. George Christensen to oversee state operations. William Gibbs McAdoo cannot accept the invitation to speak for C. C. Oil's U.S. Senate bid.
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Des Moines
Frank H. Paul
Walter J. Lunn
State Senate
George Christensen
Seatle
William Gibbe McAdoo
C. C. Oil
United States
Nourishine Restores Hair Color and Health
Nourishine is a tonic that nourishes the hair to restore original color from black to blonde. It helps prevent hair loss and removes dandruff. It is not a dye and claims to improve hair health and regeneration. Sold for 1.26 dollars at Bartell, Swift, Rhodes and other drug and department stores.
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Swift's Drug Co
Rhodes Co
Stadium Debt Gets a Blow
A $49 160 check was deposited at Marine National Bank as part of the trust fund for the University of Washington stadium debt. Receipts from The Wayfarer events Fourth of July Labor Day celebrations football games and student dances funded the payments. The remaining debt is now $181 000. The bite of the tarantula once thought deadly is now known to be only a bee sting.
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Marine National Bank
University of Washington Stadium
Wayfarer
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement claims a cold will disappear in a few hours with Pape's Cold Compound. It touts head and nose relief, no fever, and no discomfort, urging readers to buy a box for a few cents to stop the grippe immediately.
Piles Cured Without Surgery by Kansas City Specialist
An instructive book by Dr A McCleary of Kansas City claims piles can be cured quickly and easily without knives or burning methods. The method has a twenty three year success record in over six thousand cases and the book is mailed postpaid free to interested readers who mail their name and address.
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A. & McCleary
Kansas City
McCleary
Parkview
Take Magnesia After Meals A Dyspepsia Favorite
An advertisement extols magnesia as a popular remedy for stomach acid. It explains ninety percent of stomach troubles come from acid, which irritates the mucous lining and hinders digestion. Bi sulated Magnesia is favored for neutralizing acid after meals to stop fermentation and promote natural digestion.
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