Frances Marion And Marion Davies In MGM Thrill Ride
The fragment describes Blondie and Lottie after closing at Lacy's Dry Goods as they discuss a man in a new type of car. Blondie warns Lottie about men while the girls prepare to leave, amid the crowded store scene and flirtatious chatter.
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Blondie McClune
Lottie Callahan
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Blondie
Pops
Te Street
Two Young Women at Odds Over a Car Ride and Ambitions
Lottie and Blondie, friends since childhood, quarrel over a flashy escort and Lottie's plan for a stage career. Blondie warns of danger as Greenbaum and companions press Lottie toward the roadster, while Blondie confronts the crowd and returns home to a tense, comic confrontation and reflections on their contrasting paths.
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Ingraboutt
Blondie
Bedlam
Goepel
Lottie
Greenbaum
Lotte
Ever Ready Clam Bake and Outing Features 60 Attend
The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company held its eighth annual clam bake and outing at Palos Farm with 60 plus members and guests including Fire Commissioner Salvia and Fire Chief Anderson. The single men defeated the married men 7 to 3 in baseball and benedicts won a tug of war by forfeit after a disputed first stage.
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Tavents
Benedict
Palos Farm
I H Miller Catering Company
Provedence
Frank J Salvia
Robert J Anderson
Funeral for John Collard Held in Bristol
Funeral services were held for John Collard who died suddenly of acute heart dilation. The 39 year old Bristol native, a World War II veteran, was a truck driver for the State Board for Public Roads and a member of Kearney Post American Legion and local fire and fraternal groups. Burial with military honors followed at St Mary's Cemetery amid taps and rifle volley. He is survived by sisters Helena and Almidux Fuhier and two other siblings.
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John
Collard
Moses Moore
Franklin Street
Lock
Louis N. Dallaire
Warren
Atl Ollock
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas J. Gillan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Perry
Kearney Post
S. George Solomonese
Arthur J. Duffy
Kearney
Bristol
19Th Company
Fort Rodman
Mass
65Th Division
State Board For Public Roads
Shamrocks claim to Ireland's original shamrock contested
The article notes that the common white clover widely grows in Ireland and is often called the shamrock, but another plant, the oxalis or sheep sorrel, also claimed as the shamrock. Old Irish herbals name it seamrog and credit it with medicinal virtues, though exact origin remains uncertain. The distinction reflects early leaf based plant classification before flowering.
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Patrick
Izbut Itv Ia
Aikeély
Ireland
Thig
Kansas City Star
Funeral of Pasquale Radolla Held at Our Lady Mt Carmel
The funeral of Pasquale Radolla, who died after a brief illness, was held at 8:30 a.m. from his 608 Wood Street home, with a 9:00 a.m. requiem at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. Rev Joseph Sarzana officiated. Burial followed in St Mary’s Cemetery. He was born in Seafaty, Italy, and had lived in the area 26 years, 18 in this town. Survived by wife Josephine Ratolla, three sons Domenic Vincenzo and Frank Ranella, and stepson Paul Celone.
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Pasquale Raiolla
Pasquale Radolla
Wood Street
Our Lads of
Josephine Ratolla
Domenic
Vincenzo
Frank Ranella
Barrington
Paul Celone
Land-Locked Nations and the Sea's Allure
The text argues landlocked peoples lack access to the boundless sea and its awakening pull toward adventure, exploration, and distant tales. It contrasts insular thought with the immensity and lure of alien narratives that the sea represents.
Public Library at Thingad in Roman Africa
In Thingad, Roman Africa, a delightful public library stood as a gift from a benevolent citizen. It resembled modern libraries with tables and comfortable chairs for readers to consult works they borrowed.
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Albeoulh
Thingad
Roman Africa
Admission to probate of Joaquin P Silvia in Bristol
The Probate Court of Bristol Town admits the last will and testament of Joaquin P Silvia and appoints executrix with bond. Creditors are notified to file claims in the clerk’s office by August 5 1932. JOHN W CHURCH Clerk. MARY F SILVIA Executrix.
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Joaquin P
Bristol
Call Him a Silly Idiot Says London Urse Humorist
A reader asks how to respond when a partner folds a hand with three spades. The London humorist suggests calling him a silly idiot. The quip reflects sharp wit about pretense and misjudgment in card play.
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London
Guardian Petition In Bristol Probate Court
Claudia W Ridington of Conshohocken Pa petitions to be appointed guardian of Elizabeth H Wilson a person of full age in Bristol. Hearing set for August 21 1932 at 10 o clock AM in the probate court room. Notice to be published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix. Clerk John W Church. E W Weaver.
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Bristol
Elizabeth H. Wilson
Claudia W Ridington
Conshohocken Pa
Elizabeth H Wilson
Sach
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Dutch Sought to Sell Manhattan to Bavaria in 1064
Munich archives reveal ancient records of negotiations between Bavarian elector Ferdinand Maria and Dutch diplomats for selling Manhattan Island and surrounding lands. British seizure of New Amsterdam thwarted the plan. Dr Becher proposed Bavarian colonies and a navy, tied to post Thirty Years War finances.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Munich
Ferdinand Maria
Manhattan Island
Johann Joachim Becher
Bavaria
Gorilla Cousin to Man Among Anthropoids
Dr William M Mann director of the Washington zoo explains the gorilla as the closest living relative to humans among the anthropoids. He is not ancestral to man but a distant cousin with humanlike appearance and closer habits than the chimpanzee. The gorilla has a larger brain about 600 cubic centimeters, unlike primitive human skulls, and unlike other apes he is a poor tree climber, suited to life on solid earth while humans excel in treetop mobility.
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William M. Mann
Washington Zoo
National Museum
Washington
Lincoln Health Speakers Comment On Lincoln Glands
William H Herndon describes Lincoln in a sixteen year close partnership and his remarks were meant for Lincoln’s neighbors. No reliable source indicates thyroid disease or other endocrine disturbance, except a possible pituitary overactivity post puberty discussed by Dr Milton H Shutes for Hygela Magazine readers.
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Lincoln
William H Herndon
Milton H Shutes
Hygela Magazine
Elman Refuses Third Autograph Joke
A story from the Saturday Evening Post recalls violinist Mischa Elman in a hotel where a boy asks for a third autograph. Elman jokes that two signatures are enough, noting another boy would trade Helfetz for three Elmans in town.
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Mischa Elman
Elman
Wx Helfetz
Saturday Evening Post
East Indian women workers and plantation employment trends
The article notes that in India 31 percent of the 146 million employed are women, higher than Italy and England, with the largest female workforce on plantations. In 1921 forty seven percent of tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona, and indigo plantation workers were women, and mining also employs many women.
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India
Italy
England
Wales
Germany
United States
Moore Sets 100 Mileh Test Speed Record at 101 MPH
Moore drives at over 101 mph for an hour and averages 101.53 mph for 100 miles at Tadlanapelii Speedway berg car test. Officials from the American Automobile Association verify lubrication with a mineral oil and time the run with Lee Oldfield, Chester S. Ricker, and Charles C. Mers.
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Anish
Tadlanapelii Speedway
Inberg
American Automobile Association
Pos Refining Company
Gulf
United States
Lee Oldfield
Chester S. Ricker
Charles C. Mers
A.A.A
Washington
Moore
Indianapolis
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