Inventor Lake predicts submarines to shape next war
May see great underwater battles as Simon Lake urges extending the US submarine program. He says plans exist to combat enemy subs, calling submarines the only weapon that can deter foreign fleets and noting their invisible, noiseless advances with torpedo and mine capabilities. He argues submarines cost less than surface vessels and attacked German U-boats remain undefeated in history.
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David M. Church
International News Service
Washington
Simon Lake
Senate
United States
Lake
Flé
United States Navy
Germany
Navy Department
Soilidor
Navy ‘Department
England
Beas
Expect Peace To Help Cotton Trade
New York June 1. Some leading cotton growers and manufacturers at a conference in session at the Hotel Pennsylvania believe a revival depends on stabilized international relations and a speedy return to a peace foundation. They look to a forthcoming conference in Liverpool and Manchester next month as a means to remedy faults and correct abuses.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Manchester
Mother of Triplets Produces Twins
Hubbard Dake Massachusetts June 1 Mrs Orville Robb has just given her husband a pair of twins after a year that saw five children born. About 11 months ago she delivered triplets all living. The Robbs now have ten children with the oldest eight years old.
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International News
Hubbard Dake
Mass
Orville Robb
Robbs
Mae Marsh Stars In Nobody's Kid At Academy
Mae Marsh returns to the screen in Robertson-Cole's Nobody's Kid a strong comedy drama adapted from Kate Langley Bosher Mary Cary. The plot follows an orphan girl in an asylum whose pranks draw ire until sympathetic adults arrive. the tale ends in a happy climax.
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Mary Cary” — Robertson-Cole
Mae Marsh
Academy
Miss Marsh
Kate Langley Bosher
Mary Cary
Katherine Carr
Hondra Hickman
Mr. Hickman
Two Moons at Academy Theatre Starring Rick Jones
The Academy Theatre opens today with Two Moons featuring Rick Jones the Fox cowboy star. Adapted from Robert Welles Ritchie s Trails to Two Moons the film depicts a Wyoming feud between cattlemen and sheep herders. Carol Holloway co stars as Hilma King amid daring stunts and action as Jones thrills with his winning persona.
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Academy Theatre
Rick Jones
Fox Cowboy
Robert Welles Ritchie
Wyoming
Jones
Carol Holloway
Hilma King
Sheepmen
Hilma
The House of the Tolling Bell at the Palace Theatre
The tale centers on superstition with a banshee apparition as the tense dramatic core. J Stuart Blackton adapts Edith Sessions Tupper novel into a romance drama starring May McAvoy and Bruce Gordon at the Palace Theatre today only.
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J. Stuart Blackton
Edith Sessions Tupper
May McAvoy
Bruce Gordon
Wil
Palace Theatre
Actress Leena Owen Uses Cold For Grief Role
Leena Owen portrays the rector's wife in The Cheater Reframed a William Fox picture at the Colonial Theatre next Friday and Saturday. A bad cold granted extra convincing grief to her performance as director Scott Dunlap planned.
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Leena Owen
William Rue‘geil
William Fox
Colonial Theatre
Scott Dunlap
Miss Owen
Character on Screen Delivers Charming Cold Moment
The scene features Miss Owen with a poised expression that conveys grief without overstatement. Kyrit is touched by the performance while Russell and Director Dun laugh, praising the youthful actress for having the most charming cold ever seen on screen.
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Kyrit
Miss Owen
Russell
Dunlap
A Message From Mars at Colonial Theatre
Metro's A Message From Mars comes to the Colonial with Bert Lytell star and a staged fire scene filmed in the Bronx Armory. Director Maxwell Karger directed Arthur Martinelli to mount a camera on a car to capture a galloping fire engine chase using the London fire department as the response. Additionally, a historical note recalls William Henry Harrison's 1840 presidential election and his grandson Benjamin's 1888 win.
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Mars
Colonial Theatre
Metro
Bert Lytell
Eighth Coast Defense
Command Armory
Bronx
Maxwell Karger
Arthur Martinelli
London Fire Department
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin
Cardus praised by Mrs. Mabe for restoring strength
Mrs Wesley Mabe of Kernersville North Carolina credits Cardus with lifting a weakening run down condition. She says after months of fatigue poor appetite and sleep problems Cardus built her up quickly and improved her daughters health as well. The ad notes Cardus has been used for over 40 years and is available at druggists.
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Kernersville
N. C
Cardus
Wesley Mabe
Near Here
Cardul
Bayer Aspirin tablets priced cheap in handy tins
An old ad touts Bayer aspirin as genuine and safe for conditions like headache neuralgia rheumatism and toothache. It promises physician approved dosage after 21 years of use, warns against substitutes, notes Bayer cross logo, and mentions small tins and larger packs sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Fee
Bayér
Beauty and Harmony Restored by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
An 19th century advertising claim suggests a wife’s fatigue and dull spirit undermine harmony and beauty. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health and cheerful spirit, promising home happiness return.
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Lydia E. Pinkholm
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