Stars and Cobwebs and Radio Fame Highlight New York
Irene Dunne faced embarrassment in a New York restaurant when a manager tried to cash a check and framed it. Kay Francis plans a Europe retreat as she contemplates returning to stage work after weak box office. Wolf Wollywonk makes cobwebs for Warner Brothers as radio and screen stars drift between stages and airwaves.
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Irene Dunne
New York
Europe
Hollywood
FNDS
Baker
Claudette Colbert
Trene Rich
Deanna Durhins
Luise Rainer
Francisca Gaal
Francisca
Newspaper Union
Destructive as war reveals unselfish statesman Mr Douglas
The piece recalls Stephen A. Douglas in 1860 as a nation shaping figure who helped elect Lincoln by forcing the Dred Scott clash. It notes Douglas’s 1858 Illinois debates with Lincoln and his later role, including standing with Lincoln at the oath, while detailing party splits. Western Newspaper Aston, Montana is cited in a closing line about mountain dates.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois
Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Ilmnois
Lincoln
Dred Scott
Dines
Deep South
Hannibal Hamlin
H. W Johnson
John C. Breckenridge
Joseph Lane
John Bell
Tennessee
Edward Everett
Massachusetts
New Constitutional Union Party
Reda
South
Capitol
Stephen A Douglas
Sweet and Sour Apple Facts and Trade Note
Fresh apples contain as much as 14 percent sugar. Apfel strudel is an Austrian dessert made with apples and dough. Sugar cane pulp is being converted into wrapping paper in a plant in the state of Vera Cam Mexico.
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Vera Cam
Mexico
A Little Different Summaries in Various Lands
A collection of curious old items notes German radio, Chinese Buddhist monasteries, and trains stopping at a highway crossing in Lawrenceville Virginia. It cites five calves born to a cow in North Jutland Denmark and weighs a hypothetical one inch rainfall on North Dakota at five billion tons. It mentions a St Bernard caring for tiger cubs in Chessington England. It also covers Peruvian Indians requesting repeat eclipses, a Batak dentist in Sumatra working openly, and streetcar fares in Georgia from Atlanta to Decatur.
Population and rainfall facts from historical notes
The passage claims Maine is 99.7 percent white, rainfall drops above 5000 feet, Philippine islander art ranks high, about 1,600,000 thunderstorms occur yearly, rivalry over Korea influenced the 1894 95 China Japan war, and about 13 000 fish species are known.
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Fdna Ferber
Wollywond
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Mie
Kav Kyser
College of Musical
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W C Fields
Charlie McWarthy
Ar Fields
Ccate
Frank E. Hagen
Western
Aston
Montana
New England
Brunsweiger
Bologna
Margarin Lord
Pimiento Brick
Canada
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Wiemler’s
South Africa
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Denmark
North Dakota
Chessington
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Sumatra
Batak
Atlanta
Decatur
Maine
Korea
Mennen
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Owoman's World
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Oscreen
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OlHome Arts Needle
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