Beau Brummel No Attraction in Hollywood
Hollywood fashions dominate the scene as actors spend lavishly on wardrobes and grooming. Alfred Santell and Wilma Banky note styles that define stars, while Norma Shearer Dorothy Sebastian Josephine Dunn and others showcase evolving wardrobe trends. Harry Richmond heads to United Artists for Song of Broadway and Pat O Malley returns to New York stage life amid talkie era shifts. The Equitable Building in New York contains 24 million cubic feet of space.
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Las Vegas Faces Boom Strain and Planning Needs
Las Vegas Nevada frets over Boulder dam growth as real estate booms. Officials warn of housing shortages and strained services while a zoning plan and external capital are urged to guide expansion.
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Famous alienist sees mental cases durable
Chicago January 11. Dr Alex S Hershfield state alienist says insanity is preventable, not mysterious. He declares it a daily matter and rejects superstition influencing popular views.
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At the Theaters Adoration and My Man Highlight Screens
The FAIR presents Adoration starring Bille Dove. The MISSION features My Man with Fannie Brice in Vitaphone vaudeville. The DEANDI screens The Gate Crasher with Glenn Tryon. The NAT showcases Marty Young and Iris Youngsters.
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Death sentence cheered in Moscow class war trial
In Moscow on January 11 spectators cheered the death sentence of Alexey Kalganov, 25, son of a former millionaire fish merchant, for stabbing Karavayev, the Communist apartment house tenants committee chairman. The case inflamed tensions as the defendant’s father had once owned the building.
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Early warning signs help avert mental crisis with swift care
The excerpt notes that recognizing symptoms of an oncoming mental upset allows immediate medical attention to often prevent the progression to mind sickness. It emphasizes proactive care to avoid deterioration.
Marmola prescription tablets promise fat loss and health
An ad touts Marmola tablets as a modern scientific weight loss method. It claims years of use, broad appeal, and a $1 box with a booklet to explain results, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Soviet City Trials A Bourgeois Lodging Case Ends in Death Sentence
A conflict at confiscated luxury quarters led Kalganov to fatally stab the workers' committee chair. Prosecutors call it political terrorism as detectives hunt for private traders and ex-bourgeois posing as workers. Kalganov sentenced to death in a counter revolution case.
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Gar Wood Aims For New Speed Record Next Month
Detroit news reports Gar Wood, famed speedboat king, vows to challenge the 2.862 mile per hour record set by Misa Amerika Viz in Detroit River trials. He plans testing in Florida waters next month at Indian Creek Biscayne Bay, aiming for a new mark.
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Inadequate housing sparks clashes over eviction power
The passage notes tenants being thrown out of small apartments to make space for workers, highlighting conflicts when residents lack legal eviction entitlement amid housing shortages.
Book of Fashions 1929 Patterns and Dressmaking Guide
Advertisement seeks Ihe in silver or stamps for a Fall Winter 1929 pattern book with color plates and 500 designs for ladies missers and children. Includes a concise dressmaking article and needlework stitches, offering home dressmaker hints. Orders directed to The Globe-News Brooklyn NY.
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Winter speed plans loom for Seagrave and Keech race
Maj. H. O. Seagrave of London aims to break Ray Keech’s automobile record now held in Daytona Beach and to set a new mile speed record in a speedboat at the Miami Regatta. He plans a possible matchup against Wood’s craft, who recently won the Sir Thomas Lipton trophy after piloting Miss America to a fast Harmsworth lap.
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