Peplac touted by Baltimore resident after cure
Mrs. M. L. Hugel credits Peplac with restoring her appetite and sleep after years of indigestion and weakness. She reports gaining seven pounds and renewed ability to perform household duties. Burke and drugstore promotions follow at Hanover Drug Store and Payne Drug Co, with Peplac sold at multiple local outlets.
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M. L. Hugel
George L. Burke
Peplac
Burke
Hanover Drug Store
Payne Drug Co
Elvington’s
Bellamy’s
Hardin's
Green’s
Bunting’s
Jarman, & Futrelle
Fentress and
The
Southside Drug Co
Advt
Death removes another white hope in boxing history
New York August 8 United Press reports the second of the original white hopes to die by violence is Al Palzer from a gunshot wound inflicted by his father. Luther McCarthy ended Palzer and McCarty in a separate incident. Palzer had gained fame by stopping Bombardier Wells and later fell to malaria while training on Staten Island.
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United Press
New York
al Palzer
Luther McCarthy
Palzer
McCarty
Arthur Pelkey
Bombardier Wells
England
McCarty Palzer
Staten Island
Fred Fulton
Palzer Retirement Follows Ring Dispute And Comeback Talk
Tom O Rourke praised Palzer as a top heavyweight but a rift between them led to a break and Palzer’s retirement. Mike Collins now guides Al Fulton and sees a strong comeback possibility for Palzer. President Wilson is not likely to halt the World Series but an earlier season is probable with the draft in effect and shorter schedules.
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Tom O'Rourke
Palzer
Mike Collins
Fulton
Wilson
Chronicle magazine aims to reveal real society
New York publishes The Chronicle monthly at 12 dollars a year. The magazine bills itself as of by and for society, but subscribers were rejected due to family histories under scrutiny. James W. Pennock Jr. leads operations from 507 Fifth Avenue, though publishers are kept anonymous.
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United Press
New York
the Chronicle
Chronicle
James W. Pennock, Jr
Syracuse, N. Y
Fifth Avenue
The
E Direct
Washington Speeders Slump Warn Johnson Poor Start
A fragmented wire reports Washington speeders failing to climb in standings as Walter Johnson struggles with a poor start. The item notes the team’s declining momentum and Johnson’s rough early performance amid the race.
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Washington Tors
Walter Johnson
The Saint's Adventure at the Royal Theatre
Henry B. Walthall stars in Essanay's The Saint's Adventure at the Royal. He poses as a workingman rector to reform a slum church then marries a poor woman after political confrontation and a moral victory. The Trufflers follows with Nell Craig and an all star cast in Greenwich Village Bohemian life.
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Henry B. ‘Walthall
the Royal Today
Jesse Willard
Mr. Walthall
Essanay
Klein-Edison Selig-Essanay
Nell Craig
Richard C. Travers
the Worm
Sidney Ainsworth
Peter
Jacob Zanin
Ernest Maupain
Harry Dunkinson
Anna Mae Walthall
John Cossar
Patrick Calhoun
Greenwich Village
New York Colony of
The Little Soldier Boy returns to screen with Ann Pennington
Ann Pennington the diminutive Follies dancer appears again in the Famous Players-Paramount photoplay The Little Soldier Boy a charming screen feature showcasing her talents in a leading role.
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Ann Pennington
Famous Players- Paramount
Russia's rebirth and future under Kerensky
United Press reports Russia’s 1917 revolution moved from autocracy to democracy with little bloodshed. Kerensky leads as Premier and War Minister while Duma and soviets form regional councils. A nationwide democratic body emerges as workers soldiers and peasants elect delegates for an all Russia conference in Petrograd.
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United. Press
Petrograd
Russia
Alexander F. Kerensky
Germany
Nicholas
Ple
Peasants’ Conference
Agrarian Party
Workmen's Party
Party of the Peasants
All Russian Conference of Workmen and Soldiers
United States
People’s Assembly
Czar
Galicia
Nicholai Lenine
Lloyd-George
Thy Land
Russian democracy rises as Kerensky leads reform push
The article describes a shift toward Russian democracy with A. E. Kerensky emerging as leader. It notes the all Russian conference, its consolidation into a governing executive council, and Germany’s attempts to destabilize Russia through propaganda and agents. Brusiloff resumes offensives as world powers aid Russia.
Ann Pennington Stars In The Little Soldier Spy And More
The article highlights Ann Pennington in The Little Soldier Spy as Justina a rebellious niece in Mexico with an American liberty ethos. It notes her prior screen roles including Susie Snowflake and The Rainbow Princess and her boy scout cameo teaching wig wag and scout signals to a group of local color actors.
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Miss Pennington
Susie Snowflake
Famous Players-Paramount
New England
Justina
Miguel Alvarez
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ann Pennington
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Mrs. Hugel
Society Magazine
Russias
Market Bureau
Express
Southern Express Company
German Socialist Party
Stockholm
Brusiloff
Kerensky
Japan
Belgium
Lemberg
Henry B
Walthall
Mary -Charleson
Sue Wilde
America
Ums
Trufflers
Samuel Merwin
Artist Colony
Jo RR Ape Seeray
Cas
Ernest Haupain
Matinee
J. Burgess
Fort Sheridan, Il
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