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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1921
Page
2
Paris reports Dr Manoukhine a Russian bacteriologist claims X rays can cure tuberculosis anywhere and any stage. He says 8 000 cases have been treated in five years and offers free services to fund hospital X ray equipment though experts doubt a true cure exists.
The Strand program features Edward Stanlistof and a quintet of graceful dancers in a lively revue with Russian ballet flair. Fox and Nelly stage a comedy, The Chameleon Girl dazzles with color and song, and a photodrama The Sting of the Task is shown. The show includes original novelty acts, piano and violin numbers, and a jamboree style finale at the Gaiety with colorful costumes and lively supporting cast.
Chaplin and Rogers lead a rich Metropolitan program with The Idle Class and A Poor Relation. Nazimova stars in Camille with Valentino, while Crandall’s showcases After Midnight and Ladyfingers, plus Tove’s Outcast and new Pathe News.
The Post's campaign enters its final three weeks to decide the winners of fifteen automobiles and cash prizes totaling thousands. An 85000 extra vote offer ends November 16 plus a $1000 prize. the last club offer closes November 10. Nominations must be in by November 6, 6 p.m. to count.
The Post's automobile and prize campaign drives candidates to secure subscriptions before November 10 9 p m. with 85 000 extra votes and 1 000 in gold per club. As doors close November 5 8 p m and final prizes delivered November 18, organizers urge rapid hustle, building $30 clubs and denouncing rumors while stressing the chance at four large gold prizes.
A fragment warns candidates making rapid progress may trigger rumors designed to deter rivals. It suggests meeting people who boast about votes and luck to discourage competition, noting a single purpose behind such talk.
Extra vote ballots issued for the recent offer have been mailed to candidates. Those who have not received theirs should notify the campaign department immediately. Ballots issued must tally with subscriptions and be verified. return any errors to the campaign department for correction.
Observers discuss candidates and supporters in a subscription campaign. Names and addresses matter for votes and second payments. residents across Washington area tout endorsements and cash prizes, with Miss Ditto and Miss Haines among contenders. The deadline nears three weeks away as organizers urge maximum effort.
In three weeks the campaign closes on November 19 at 3 pm as the last club and gold offer nears. Subscriptions promised earlier are collected to gain benefits, with vote standings showing fast movement and surprise jumps among candidates, underscoring the uncertainty of the final outcome.
A political notice invites readers to enter the campaign with a blank form framed as a gold shower. The item blends promotional language with civic participation cues, urging action and engagement from constituents.
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