Heroic Acts to Be Seen Tonight at Grad Opera House
Local bill lists Little Outcast at the Grad Opera House with a mix of sensational scenes. The program includes stunts, comic acts, and a wave scene from Batok New York era, featuring stage personalities such as Al Lang and Mullon.
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Batok
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Rand
Lortn Dollie Driples and The Mayor of Laughland at Grand
A ragged composite notice touts theater and comic acts. It highlights Little Dollie Driples with Jolly Grace Cameron and a 60-member company plus scenic upgrades by Medrs. Nixon & Zimmerman. It previews The Mayor of Laughland starring Ton Waters at the Grand, with dates, and notes a local arrest related to a public event fine.
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Herbert Kerr
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Xeasey
Fier
Pop Thyoe
York Carino
Laughland
Royal Irish Comedy
Ton Waters
Ban & Ost
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Revival at Boothsville Sparks Large Conversion
Shinnston West Virginia February 22 192? revival at Boothsville ends with 125 conversions most of whom had never professed before. Community turnout despite snowstorm boosts church work with Shinnston and Boothsville reporting about 200 total conversions and strong spiritual uplift.
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Shinnston
W. Va
Boothaville
Ginpepson
Pall
Shinhaton
Bootheville
Stalnaker
Hoothsville
Sweet Melody Flour Ice Cream at Hotel Waldo
Extra fine ice cream served daily at Hotel Waldo from pen until midnight. Prepared by Sweet Melody Flour, this dessert option offers a creamy treat for guests and visitors in the hotel lobby. A simple listing notes late hours for indulgent patrons.
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Hotel Waldo
Sweet Melody Flour and Early Risers Ad
An old advertisement notes Sweet Melody Flour and DeWitt s Little Early Risers pills marketed for headaches and health. The notice credits FP C Welch gas fitting and plumbing on East Pike Street and asserts satisfaction is the motto.
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FP. C. Welch
East Pike
Piles Relief and Croup Cure Promoted by Dr Shoop
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles claiming quick relief and certainty. It also endorses Shoop’s Croup Cure syrup as a safe, fast remedy for croup in children with no other claimed benefits.
Preventics Cold Cure Tablets Ad
Candy cold cure tablets sold in 5 and 25 cent boxes promise to head off colds grippe or pneumonia. If you feel chilly or sneezy, Preventics are advertised as a safe early remedy available through all dealers.
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Amy the Swift. CO
Atlanta
Sweet Melody Flor General Health Booster Ad
Generally debilitated for years. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, was worn-out and run-down. Burdock Blood Bitters made me a well woman. Mrs. Chad, Frietoy, Moos up, Conn.
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Mrs. Chad
Frietoy
Moosup
Conn
Upholstering and furniture repair cheaper than ever
Local ad notes upholstery and furniture repair services offered by EB B. Alien at 664 West Main Street, in the former Odell's old stand.
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EB. B. Alien
West Main Street
R. Odell
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief After Meals
An old advertisement touts Kodol as a digestive aid that “nearly approximates the digestive juices” and “digests what you eat” promising prompt relief after meals. Sold by all registered druggists.
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