High School Stages Tennyson Play The Princess
A large crowd enjoyed Tennyson's The Princess at the high school auditorium. The three act drama was adapted and directed by Annie L McDonald Ventura Smith and C M Rogers with students and interludes from city ward schools. The Princess Eula Lee McKnight with Bill Flenniken as the Prince received praise along with Abe Feferman Cynthia Lumpkin and the high school orchestra. Proceeds from related events benefit the Crippled Children's fund and Tri-States fair efforts.
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Annie L. McDonald
Ventura Smith
C. M. Rogers
Gima
Bill Flenniken
King Gama
Gama
Eula Lee McKnight
Miss McKnight
Wolflin
Wilson School
Mary McFeely
Jonnie Rowan
Ellis B. Hall
Jerraine Welch
Tyler Street
Crippled Children's Fund
Abraham Lincoln
Wofford College Fund Takes Up Bad Checks
By individual assessment the 600 students of Wofford college in Spartanburg raise a total of 200 to cover bad checks given to local merchants. Each student contributed less than five tenths of a dollar. The fund's aim is to improve the student body's financial standing locally.
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International News Service
Spartanburg
N. C
Wofford College
Five Injured as Scranton Newspaper Plant Burns
Fire destroyed the Scranton Republican building in Ranton Pennsylvania early today. Five workers were burned and rushed to hospital after being trapped by flames and leaping from windows. The loss was estimated at 500000 dollars. editors used the Scranton Times plant to print after the fire.
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Associated Press
Ranton
Scranton Republican
Scranton Times
Republican
Denverites Differ On What Heaven Means
In Denver residents offer varied visions of heaven. Governor Adams sees endless grass, cattle, horses and Colorado climate, with no coal strikes. Psychologist Ward calls heaven folklore, a state of mind, while actress Jean Innes desires a perfect stage and wardrobe. Conductor Horace Turemain ties heaven to music, noting harmony exists with discord.
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International News Service
Denver
Heaven
William H. Adams
Aaren J. H. Ward
Hell
Jean Innes
Horace Turemain
Denver Civic Symphony Orchestra
Delinquent Student Pays into Fund After Check Incident
The holder of the check reports the matter to the student council and the delinquent is allowed to pay the amount into the fund.
Freed from the Medicine Habit with Kellogg’s All Br an
A reader letter from June 1927 praises Kellogg’s All Bran for curing constipation. The writer notes daily movements after a year and urges others to guard health, stating two tablespoons daily relieves chronic cases. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek with recipes included on the package.
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Mas. G. van Horn
S. Bitc
Philadelphia
Edigrocers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Talking vending machine debuts in New York scene
Flashes of Life reports a talking vending machine now in operation in New York offering cigarettes with a greeting. Boston notices mark a peddler’s death anniversary with 100 mourners paid to attend and small candy bags. Washington cites federal data on earnings by education levels from the bureau of education.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
John J. Mostow
Crying and Creeping Seen Key to Baby Growth
Minneapolis April 4 Crying creeping and kicking are essential to a baby's growth say Dr John E Anderson head of Minnesota University's child welfare dept and Dr William A McKeever child specialist Both agree crying provides exercise aiding physical development and growth.
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International News Service
Minneapolis
Minn
John E. Anderson
University of Minnesota
William A. McKeever
Minnesota University
Anderson
Divine rights of children urge calm parenting guidance
The article notes that unless a baby cries excessively parents need not worry. It cites Dr. Anderson on kicking as part of development and recommends loose garments to allow kicking. Dr. McKeever calls creeping essential and warns against fussing over soiled dresses and mischief.
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Anderson
Capudine Promises Quick Relief for Nervous Headaches
Overwrought nerves cause most headaches and Capudine offers fast relief by soothing nerves without opiates. The liquid formula acts quicker than tablets or powders and is available at drug stores in 30¢ and larger Gide sizes.
Refinance Offer for Home Improvements
Refinance the entire sum to cover necessary home improvements. If current financing is heavy, discuss today a plan that allows refinancing when improvements are needed at the same time. Contact Thone 6271.
Nujol for Office Workers Keeps Energy High
An office worker describes long hours and constant data demands and recommends Nujol as a safe daily aid. The ad promotes Nujol from Standard Oil’s labs, claiming it supports natural body function under sedentary work. Regular use for three months is urged for noticeable improvement.
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Nujol Laboratories
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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