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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1917
Page
7
Maude Marsh, known for her lead in The Sands of Dee, rises as a film figure in early Griffith productions. She moved from stage to silent cinema at fourteen, earning praise for graceful, poetic portrayals in Home, Home.
The scene at the Broadway tonight features Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot in The Kies. Moore kisses multiple masked women after mistaking one for Courtot, prompting irate mothers and a chaotic chase to locate the mystery partner in this motion picture sequence.
The presented feature called The Value of Life stars George Gray and previews a world renowned sanatorium life saving station near Colorado Shere. Gray’s nine month rest amid pine forests and a dramatic recovery are depicted as a positive health tale. The program, promoted by local authorities, claims to be one of the era’s best motion pictures and is in high demand.
Much misery from stomach and liver disorders may be avoided by taking Chamberlain's Tablets available everywhere.
The Martford Courant recounts Buffalo Bill Cody as a fearless scout and fighter. It covers his rise to prominence after serving with Sherman, his role as chief scout, notable deeds against Native tribes, and later fame as a frontiersman entertaining dignitaries and visitors.
Amid wartime reporting the trench mortar is described as a small yet deadly weapon firing large projectiles. Its mobility allows rapid deployment in trenches, contributing to extensive damage and tactical utility.
The era began with Nate Satiefrary leading a western show that toured Omaha and faded into memory after decades. It carried a parade of top riders and a famed exhibition, entertaining millions in America and inspiring generations of rodeo fans before fading from the scene.
A fragment notes a phone number 84 for demonstration and cites Murphey Brothers at 85 W Conpres St. The odd text compares Dutmans and Senn and hints at pricing and a better car option. The readable portion preserves local business context and a sales demonstration.
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