Royal Gift Presents Old Cabinets to King
In PRESENT TO KING a N on Sept 9 Lord Rothschilds and de Rothschild present two bean cabinets once owned by Henrietta Maria to King George. The cabinets bear marks of the queen, who to Lord Jermyn is said to have been private. He was created of St Albans at the Restoration of Charles II.
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Roths de Rothschild
de Rothschild
George
Bean
Henrietta Maria
Lord Jermyn
St. Albans
Charles Il
Cascarets Promote Quick Morning Cleanse
A vivid ad promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. It claims relief for headaches sleeplessness biliousness sour stomach and disordered digestion. The pitch promises a clear cheerful morning after a ten cent dose from your druggist.
Resinol Healed Long-Standing Eczema After $1000 Spent
In New York a man suffered eczema for twenty five years and paid around a thousand dollars for treatment. A specialist advised Resinol Ointment and the condition improved rapidly. After using the jar, the cure was achieved in a month for fifty cents, with free trial offers and department notices inviting readers to try Resinol.
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New York
Franklin
U. S. Army
Fulton
Dept. 1K, Inc
Baltimore
Mr. Treater and the Amusement Park Prank Ends Wet
In a comic tale at the amusement park two children join Mr Treater in a prank that backfires as they ride the shoot the chutes and tumble into water. A modest hero saves Mrs Housewife from a drunken impersonator during the unfolding mischief.
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Mr. Treater
Water events and cinema at Gaumont Weekly
This issue highlights motorboat races on Lake Michigan and seaside scenes at Asbury Park, plus Strasbourg swimming, Hyde Park suffragettes, and a California university pushball match. Also features The Lonely Princess and a second drama at the Colonial with Dimond and Mme. Othick.
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Gaumont
Lake Michigan
Asbury Park
Strasbourg
Hyde Park
London
University of California
Mr. Dimond
Mme. Othick
What's Here What's Here Class A Film Programs Recap
A listed cinema schedule covers multiple venues from Wednesday to Saturday with a mix of features and shorts. Highlights include The Streets of New York and Across the Chasm alongside dramas The Bribe The Gambler's Pal and Slander's Tongue. Comedies include Mr Treater's Treat A Modest Hero and Animated Weekly.
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New York
Gaumont Weekly
Market Notes on Fresh Eggs and Produce Prices
The market shows reduced demand for fresh ranch eggs in Vancouver and Alaska with substitutes from Eastern Canada. Alaska demand is nearly gone while storage eggs gain traction. Peaches may rise as Yakima growers delay sales, and home-grown tomatoes show price increases. Poultry meat and pork values listed by Perry Bros reflect varied prices for live and fat stock.
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Vancouver
Alaska
Canada
Yakima
Perry Brosx
IBM
Coloe
This Pastor Denounces Slit Skirts As Carnival In Hell
New York sermon at the Tent Evangel, Rev Dr Len G Broughton of Christ Church Westminster London condemns modern fashion. He claims slit skirts show women’s lack of interest in clothing and portray New York as a place where the devil would be happiest. He warns such styles prevent heaven for those who wear them.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth
Len G. Broughton
Christ Church
Westminster
London
Gel
W. 124Th St
Amsterdam
Huerta Regime Paid for Anti Us News in France
Constitutionalists allege Mexico's Huerta government spent 200000 dollars to insert unfriendly French newspaper articles. The aim was to stir anti American sentiment in France and pressure Paris to urge recognition by the United States.
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Paris
Huerta
Mexico
United States
France
Paris Prize Draws Young French Writers
In Paris on September 9, news of a colossal literary prize to be awarded in St. Petersburg in 1925 stirs ambitious young French writers. The prize totals 1 540 000 dollars and will honor the best history in any language on Czar Alexander I.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Alexander I
Heiress Miss Lurline Tavis Receives Father’s Will
Miss Lurline Tavis, a Pasadena chamber of commerce stenographer paid $65 monthly, inherits $200,000 from her missing father who once managed a Brazilian coffee plantation. He vanished years ago and was presumed dead.
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Los Angeles
Lurline Tavis
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
Brazil
New York Wife Deemed Childless by Study
A report from New York on Sept 9 quotes Misa Flora McDonald Thompson describing the prosperous New York woman as having a 44 inch waist no offspring and a dog. The remark reflects social condition commentary from the observer.
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New York
Misa Flora McDonald Thompson
Virginus Hotel Ad Promotes Elegant Rooms Near Westlake
Modern, elegantly furnished rooms offered at transient rates from $1 per day and weekly options from $2.50 to $4.00. Located at 804 Virginia St near Westlake Ave, this Virginus Hotel advertisement highlights affordable lodging in a central area.
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Virginus Hotel
Virginia St
Westlake Ave
French company seeks train bio-lecture cars on Trans Siberian
A French company applied to the Russian government for permission to present biography entertainments on trains of the Trans Siberian railroad and other long journeys. The plan includes supplying special cars if approved.
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ST. Petersburg
Trans, Siberian
Council considers extra policewoman for humane department
A Monday council bill seeks an additional policewoman in the humane department with an emergency clause to fund a salary beyond this year’s allowance. The measure needs seven votes to pass.
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Council
Humane Department
Heat cure for rheumatism touted by Altamont doctor
An advertisement by Harry Stein M D Altamont Indiana promotes intense heat therapy claiming rapid relief for rheumatism arthritis neuritis neuralgia and gout. It cites the American Medical Journal Chicago June 16 1999 and endorses the Bake Oven dry hot air treatment with Dr Loughney enrolling patients at one dollar per session at the Peoples Saving Bank Building corners Second Ave and Pike St suites 220 221 222 223 Hours 8 am to 6 pm Sundays 9 to 12 only.
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Harry Stein
Altamont
American Medical Journal
Chicago
Loughney
Where You Can Buy Em Six for a Quarter
Seattle merchants list six for a quarter car tickets amid Traction Company ticket withdrawal. Vendors include Panton & London, MacDougall-Southwick, New York Outfitting, Frink stall 204 Westlake, Bon Marche cigar stand, Bell Drug, Oakland? No. Multiple addresses statewide. Public notice urges quick purchase at listed locations.
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Seattle
Star
Traction Company
Panton & London
MacDougall - Southwick Co
Pike
New York Outfitting Co
Frink
Lake Market
American Paint & Wall Paper Co
Union
Wright Restaurant Co. Inc
Washington At
Tailor Ready Co
Golden West
Phinney
J. G. Leecamp
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Ravenna
Perfecto
James
Bell-Guice Grocery Co
S. W
Robinson & Sons
Fremont
Ewing St
Madison St
Pike St. Bickford Grocery
Madison St. Olympian
Washington
Green Lake Drug Co
Woodlawn
Battersby & Smith
Wandering Trader Pai... Birds Amuse Paris Crowds
A weathered man in navy attire tours the Pantheon area of Paris with six exotic pigeons in a cage. He quotes ten dollars each, claiming the birds are polar-origin pig eons and the rarest birds in the world. A buyer purchases one, but the next day one bird dies and the others lose their vivid plumage.
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Paris
France
Pantheon
Place del'Estrapade
Fox terrier Trixie Prays and Dines at Table
In Denver a fox terrier named Trixie owned by Mrs. G A Koewitsch dines from a personal table with a linen cloth. She rings a bell for meals and sits for prayers each night, bowing her head as the mistress recites the Lord's Prayer.
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Denver
G. A. Koewitsch
Trixie
Webster school principal pursues graduate study at Columbia
DPD. D. Johnson, former Webster School principal, has departed for New York to enter Columbia College for postgraduate work on a general scholarship. Meanwhile Ime Seattle Johnson led the Schoolmen's club and served actively in the Commercial Club.
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DPD
D. Johnson
Webster School
New York
Columbia College
Ime
Seattle
Johnson
Commercial Club
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