Broken Laws Coming to Odeon Next Week
Mrs. Wallace Reid stars in Broken Laws at the Odeon Theatre Monday and Tuesday with showings from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. The virile drama stresses law obedience and citizen duty in today’s society, drawing on recent juvenile court incidents. Cast includes Mrs. Reid Percy Marmont Ramsey Wallace Arthur Rankin Jacqueline Saunders Virginia Lee Corbin Pat Moore Jane Wray.
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Wallace Reid
Odeon Theatre
Philadelphia
Gorman
Farmer Shot at Celina Dies of His Injuries
J M Keller a Celina area farmer died at McKinney City Hospital after being shot Saturday afternoon in Celina. Eugene Kyle his neighbor was arrested and bonded for 3000 dollars, waived examining trial and was released. Keller aged 48 left a wife and child. In other news Richard T Harriss former Fort Worth news boy becomes president of the New York Cotton Exchange illustrating hardship fuels success.
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Farmer
Celina
McKinney
J. M. Keller
McKinney City
Eugene Kyle
Mr. Keller
New York Cotton Exchange
Richard T. Harriss
Fort Worth
Harriss
A Helping Hand Scene at Suburban Residence
A late night whispered exchange inside a suburban home reveals a couple alarmed by a burglar. The woman warns George the intruder is present while the man urges silence and notes an upstairs window that has been stubborn to open since painting.
Vermifuge Claim Aids Child Health in Advert
An old advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge to treat intestinal worms in children. It asserts the tonic destroys parasites without harming the child and offers a 35 cent price via Bow-Wright Drug Co.
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Bow-Wright Drug CO
Health ads tout Dr Pierce remedies in Dallas notice
Mrs Pauline Lyles of 2016 Cockrell Street endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for feminine trouble and Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic. The notice invites readers to obtain remedies from local dealers or write to Dr Pierce, President of the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY, for a trial phial and free medical advice.
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Dallas
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Pauline Lyles
Cockrell Street
the Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Marine Earns Second Diploma in Clerical Course
John L. Pumphrey of Whitewright Texas earned a diploma of proficiency in the Marine Corps Institute clerical course after completing studies while on active duty in Washington D C. MajGen Lejune sent a letter praising his work. Pumphrey already earned a railway mail clerk diploma and plans civilian work. the institute serves Marines with free instruction via correspondence to over 7 000 students.
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Washington, D. C
Marine Corps Institute
John L. Pumphrey
Whitewright
Texas
Lejune
John
Bob Pumphrey
Marine Corps
Corsicana
Parris Island
S. C
Navy Yard
Washington
Bryan Denies Being Millionaire Amid Florida Real Estate Claims
Former presidential nominee William Jennings Bryan rejects reports of millionaire status from Miami real estate investments. He states he is not a millionaire, contends his finances have improved but remains far from wealth. The interview focuses on earnings, savings, and new income conditions.
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William Jennings Bryan
Florida
Miami
Bryan’s Generosity Cited With Florida Charity Gifts
The speaker recalls a year since his first nomination and notes he could not have prospered by favoring privilege. He claims to have earned honestly through lecturing and given at least one tenth of his income to churches and charities. He reports over $10,000 donated to Florida churches in the last year, with profits likely at least $100,000.
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Bryan
Florida
Weeds swat em now from a proud citizen’s yard
A local call to action urges residents to eradicate weeds that infest alleys yards and streets. It praises Mr and Mrs Weed and their offspring for their efforts while urging neighbors to cut weeds before seeding or risk neighborly complaints and lazy neglect.
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Mrs. Weed
Good Citizen
Lax-Fos With Pepsin Syruphonic Laxative Ad
A prepared syrup laxative for habitual constipation promises prompt relief and regular action when taken daily for 14 to 21 days. It is described as stimulating and regulating, with a pleasant taste, and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Clarence and the President’s Father in a Wordy Exchange
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph quips about a lively boy named Clarence who once took the Attorney General’s apples. The scene features a chauffeur named Clarence and a remark about a plum kept from the past as a playful dig at political figures. A Johnson’s ad urges customers to trade in old watches for a square deal.
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Colonel Coolidge
Sargent
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Johnson's
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality
Medicinal tonic claims to restore energy by purifying and enriching the blood. Describes iron and quinine syrup as the active ingredients and states benefits such as color in cheeks appetite improvement and suitability for children. Mentions anti malarial and grip germ fighting effects and a 60 cent price.
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Grove
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Odeon
Baker Laboratories, Inc
Linden Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Prince of Wales
L. H. Cantrell
Gainesville
Georgia
Cardus
Clarence
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Sudan
Kimbell Milling Co
Manning & Clark
Mebane
Gillett Grain Company Seed
Sun
Biggerstaff’s
J. H. Biggerstaff
Davidson’s
J. W. Davidson
the Quality Store
Nec
First National Bank
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