Demonstration sale of Heatherbloom Petticoats announced
Advertisement promotes a sale of Heatherbloom Petticoats claiming silk like quality and durability. It lists black and colored styles with prices from 2.50 to 7.50 and urges customers to watch windows for display before sale.
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Heatherbloom
The Red Mill at Poli's Tonight and Other Shows
Poli's presents Charles Dillingham production The Red Mill at Poli's tonight a Broadway hit that ran at the Koleker bocker and toured Chicago Boston Philadelphia and other cities. Also featuring The Boys of Company 8 with Paul Gilmore at Poli's tomorrow. Moving pictures include Richard II Pocahontas and Civil War reels with a large October festival of dances and concerts listed.
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RED Mill
Charles Dillingham
New York
Chicago
Theatrical bookings for October events listed
A schedule of upcoming performances and events includes The Red Mill on Oct 2, Paul Gilmore in The Boys of Company B on Oct 3, Civil War pictures Oct 5, Mildred Rouclere Oct 6, 50 Miles From Boston Oct 7, The Wall Street Detective Oct 9 and 10, Yiddish play Oct 13, The Straight Road Oct 15, Paid in Full Oct 16, Uncle Tom's Cabin Oct 17, Mrs Temples Telegram Oct 19, Strongheart Oct 20, Li'l Mose Oct 21, From Sing Sing to Liberty Oct 26, and Black Beauty Oct 21 and 28 with additional Republication rallies.
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Boys OF Company 8
Paul Gilmore
Red Mill
Company B
Mildred & Rouclere
Boston
Wall Street Detective
When We Were Twenty One at the Jacques
Henry Exmonds charming comedy is produced this week at the Jacques by Polls stock company and has drawn universal praise. David M Hartford leads an enthusiastic cast while Taft and Bryan speeches on Victor machines intersperse the acts and Master Carahan sings. Next week the vaudeville bill opens with strong acts and Poli offers popular prices.
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Henry ¥. Exmond
Jacques By Poll
Universal Verdict
David M. Hartford
Taft
Bryan
Victor Talking Machines
Carahan
Pol
Harvest fete marks St Thomas church tenth anniversary
September 28 to October 3 features a harvest fete in honor of St Thomas's church tenth anniversary. An October 2 social by Hamilton Nall and Mrs Plain, a bag dance hosted by Theta Del, and a Goodwill event in Waterville are listed as activities.
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St Michael's Crass Cores
Oc City Hall
Lalier
Brooklyn Busines
St Patrick's Hall
St Patrick's
St Patrick Church
Leavenworth Hall
Laurel
St Mary's Hospital Aid Society
Music Hall
The
Acawanna Club
Oddfellows’ Hall
Pioneers
Merry Trio
Red Men's Hall
Evermores
Hamilton, Hall
Big Seven
Buckingham Hall
Algonquin Club
Good Will
Waterville
Court Welch
St Anne's Church
St Anne's
Hamilton Hall
Mill Plain
Nassau Social Club
Military
Union City
Union City Fife
Wii
Forsaken
St Michael's Church
Liberty Circle
Companions of the Forest
Navy
City Hall
Brass City Lodge
L. A
Harvest
Yal
St Thomas's Church
Hamilton Nall
Mrs Plain
Theta del
The Political Phonograph Promotes Presidential Dialogues
A Midtown penny-in-the-slot phonograph booth displays 17 machines with Taft and Bryan speeches. Four people listen at Taft and four at Bryan, including a woman at Immortality and a tall man at An Ideal Republic. Wax figures outside gesture to a new campaign feature. The Observing One asks about marriage, with a hotel reply on portions.
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Taft
Bryan
Marie Cahill Faints During Premiere at Broadway Theatre
Marie Cahill fainted after a strong scene in The Boys and Betty at the Broadway theater Norwich last night. She was carried to the dressing room and treated by two physicians, then returned to finish the performance. Doctors attributed the incident to grip and recent rehearsals, yet Cahill refused to miss the show.
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Norwich
Marie Cahill
Betty
John EB. Kellard
Pebe
Cahill
Stage Wartime Gibe Echoes in Chorus
Fragmentary stage dialogue shows a group called Shoeblacks debating decorum as Seedy Masher balks at a command to cut fringe from trousers. One participant idly taunts Rhine and the crowd in a tense, comic exchange.
VESSELS BEARING ROYAL NAMES AND IL LUCK
A Tit Bits article notes a royal name superstitio n in the Royal Navy. It cites ships Royal James Royal George Royal Charlotte the Victoria the Royalist and the Queen sinking or foundering in disasters causing heavy losses.
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Royal Navy
Thames
Spithead
Leghorn
Holyhead
Expensive. Guide to friendly advice rejected
The fragment shows a character rejecting friendly input as too costly in effect or value. It hints at a conflict over accepting guidance and the cost of advice, suggesting a selfprotective stance and a decision to rely on personal judgment rather than others' opinions.
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