William S Hart in The Return of Draw Eager at Empire
The Empire screens William S Hart in The Return of Draw Eager, billed as the week's top draw with five reels of thrilling drama. A two part Keystone comedy Blue and Black Eyes follows, featuring Gladys Hulette and others. Shows at 7:30 and 9, drama at 8 and 9 25.
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Empire
William S. Hart
Draw Eager
Keystone
Gladys Hulette
Fatty Best Picture At Empire Saturday
The Rough House headlines Empire on Saturday matinee and night with Fatty Arbuckle in a two part comedy set in a cheap boarding house. Descriptions call his stunts beyond description and promise a riot of fun from start to finish. The program includes usual Saturday pictures at 10 cents, children 5 cents.
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Patty Arbuckte
Orf Empire
Arbuckle
Death in California: Charles B. Sine Killed in Accident
Charles B. Sine, 47, of Woodstock, died in an accident in California while serving as a lumber camp manager. He previously worked eight years in Africa and four years in California. The Fraternal Order of Eagles led burial arrangements. he is survived by his sister Mrs. William Funk and brother Mr. Wilbur Line, with relatives in Frederick County.
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Charles B. Sine
California
Sine
John Sine
Line
Africa
Order of Eagles
William Funk
Wilbur Line
Woodstock
Fredericks County
Hamilton sells half interest in Hagerstown building for hotel conversion
Frank K. R. Hamilton of Berryville sold a half interest in the Colonial apartment building in Hagerstown to his son John R. Hamilton. He plans remodeling to convert the property into a modern hotel.
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Frank KR. Hamilton
Berryville
Hagerstown
John R. Hamilton
Flamitton
Paralyzed infants rise to nine cases with deaths reported
Three new infantile paralysis cases were reported near Elkton raising total cases to nine with five deaths. Cases at Crawford and Collier homes were quarantined by Dr. L H Newis as Mount Crawford New Market and other towns imposed broad infected district quarantines. Morrisonburg Presbyterian Church will suspend services for two weeks and Harrisonburg health officer states adults in the county need not fear visiting the town.
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Rockingham
Gréene Counties
Elkton
Crawford
Collier
L. H. Newis
Ekton
Mount Crawford
New Market
Bridgewater
Dayton
Broadway
Edinburg
Morrisonburg ‘Presbyterian Church
Mabel Memorial Chapel
Dre Gg
Gt Smart
Harrisonburg
Winchester Visit Highlights Shenandoah Valley Beauty
Mr J S Maddrey and family of Norfolk and Miss Willie Stephenson of Seaboard, NC, toured the Shenandoah Valley en route to Luray praising Winchester as a pretty town. They stayed with Mr and Mrs J As Ware on Fairmont avenue and spoke warmly of old friends. Maddrey, a personal friend of John A Donald, lauds President Wilson’s removal of Denman and Goethals.
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J. S. Maddrey and
Norfolk
Willie Stephenson
Seaboard
N. C
Luray
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Mrs. J. As
Maddrey
John A. Donald
American Shipping Board
Wilson
Mr. Denman
General Goethals
Charlestown Boy Killed In France
Corporal EB E Monroe of Charlestown West Virginia among the latest to die on the English front in France. He served with the American Legion O Canada unit. Three members including Monroe were killed by shell fire in an early morning assault described by Lieut Frank Burr of Columbus Ohio.
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France
EB. E. Monroe
Charlesown
W. Va
American Legion- O
Canada
Corporal Monroe
Frank H. Burr
Columbus
Ohio
Sam Bernardino
Burr
Minard
Monroe
Winham
Preaching at Clearbrook Church Sunday Night
The Rev Mr King will preach at Clear brook Church on Sunday night at 8 oclock. Mrs George Bowers of East Catherine street and Miss Learie Craig of Scotland visit Mrs Bower’s daughter Mrs JH English of Winchester.
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Clearbrook Church
Mr. King
George Bowers
East Catharine Street
Learie Craig
Scotland
Sir Herbert Tree at Empire Next Thurs
The reels of Old Folks At Home with Sir Herbert Tree were mis shipped and did not arrive last night. Ticket money was refunded to all attendees. We will show Old Folks At Home again next Thursday night August 2 at the Empire.
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Sir Herbert Tree
Empire
Freckles Cream Promises Clear Complexion Guarantee
An advertisement touts a medicinal cream by a prominent physician for freckle removal. It claims rapid results with one ounce of ethine and offers a full refund if ineffective. The copy urges asking for double strength othine and highlights a money back guarantee.
Fragmentary Dallas News Quips on Courtesy and Company
A garbled Dallas News snippet shows characters discussing politeness and presence in conversation. The lines reference Miss Norah Th ance O'Brien and Mr Mulligat with phrases about saying something and accepting a present company.
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Norah
Thance O’brien
Ceortin
MieSilf
Mr. Mulligat
Prisint
Dallas News
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