Kerrigan's path from sports writer to Hollywood actor
J M Kerrigan quit a Dublin journal after a dispute over byline and bet the editor two pounds that Kerrigan would appear in headlines within a month. He was soon hired for a minor role at Abbey Theatre, progressed to major parts, and stayed with the company over a decade. He moved to America in 1918, acted with Latrette Taylor, returned to London for John Ferguson, and came to Hollywood ten years ago for Song of My Heart, remaining in film.
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Kerrigan
Lady Gregory
W. B. Yeats
Abbey Theater
J. M
America
Latrette Taylor
London
John Ferguson
Hollywood
John McCormick
Broadway
Ott
O Mahoney investigators turn up library of evidence
Charles F. Stewart notes Senator Joseph O Maho ney's committee on economic investigation is compiling a vast library. The tenth volume spans 4032 pages, described as larger than Webster's Unabridged and Britannica combined, demanding exhaustive study to draw any intelligent conclusions.
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Joseph
O'Mahoney
Committee On
Congress
Dickens
Scott
Thackeray
Webster
O'Mahoney Committee
Encyclopedia Britannica
Senator O'Mahoney
Briannica
O'Mahoneyibrary
Britannia
Wyoming
Noah
Washington
Chamber
Jey
Conmittes 15
Daily Quiz: Seven Questions From a Retro Paper
A jumble of old quiz questions appears here asking from memory about languages in a fictional Wester Milliphere, who wrote the Star Spangled Banner, electrical units, and Milan style names. It mentions Vicente Blasco Ibanez and Denmark’s direction from Germany with a note on John Bull as a collective name for a people.
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Wester Milliphere
Roltie
Hemsley
New York City
France
Paul Reynaud
Edouard Daladier
Albert Sarraut
Vicente Blasco
Denmark
Germany
John Bull
Complaint merits inquiry into Corry nuisance concerns
Property owners on Liberty Street in Corry ask City Council to thoroughly probe an alleged nuisance affecting nearby properties. They urge reasonable restrictions to safeguard valuations, curb dilapidated buildings, and improve community health and appearance while noting possible gains from industry. The letter blends tax concerns with broader civic reform and notes advances in synthetic materials science.
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Pennsylvania
Liberty Street
City Council
Corry
Gounell
Counel
Electrified Farms Driven by Power and Progress
Electricity transforms farms into factories as mechanization spreads. Farms double their power use in four years, enabling lighting, pumps, and new efficiency. Business writers note rapid adoption, with farmers embracing electrical grids to power equipment and extend productive capacity.
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Sural Apis
Mberamse
FES
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio highlights program
A musical observance of Mother's Day and Gershwin selections leads NBC CBS and NBC Blue tonight. Ci ties Service Concert features Cucilie Manners and soloists with orchestral numbers and a romantic program. A lightweight bout Ambers Jenkins is described blow by blow on NBC Blue. Regional events include Hendrik Willem van Loon speech at Hotel Edison and the Wisconsin School of the Air festival broadcast with 3900 students singing together.
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George Gershwin
Porgy and Bess
Cities Service
Cucilie Manners
Robert MacCamsey
Frank Black
Cities Service Concert Orchestra
Ross Graham
Tierney
Rangers
Miz Manners
Louis Hirsch
Blank
Frank Mann
Abe Lyman Orchesti
Liebestraume
Ana
Amsterdam
West Base
Will Bee
Buffalo Evening News
WBEN
Clarence A. Dykstra
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Edison
Nbc-Red
van Loon
George Gordon Battle
Damey Rowlall Angell
National Broadcasting Company
Canforenice
Elas Hole
Council Against Intolerance In
America
Wisconsin School of the Air
Edgar B. Gordon
Ahn Ward Resumes East Washington Market Ownership
Ahn Ward buys the East Washington street market from George Stockton and will reopen Wednesday with his usual high quality stock. Reports of arrests and injuries surface from weekend baseball events as a Ford car accident at the West Wayne and West Smith corner injures Wells, while Gorton J. Davis heads to New York City on business. Reverend M. E. Tracy travels to Oil City to aid Forty Hehe Devotions, and John Shields leaves for Bradford as a Knights of Columbus delegate.
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Ahn Ward
Washington Street
George Stockton
Cain
Soe Wells
Wiliams
Union City
West Wayne and
West Smith Streets
John Shields
Bradford
Toes Knights of Columbus
Plymoutts
Meat and vegetarian diets from the Medical Society
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania argues humans are not built as vegetarians and must eat meat for necessary elements. They dismiss ideas that meat is poisonous and note properly kept meat is safe and easily digested. They also debunk beliefs about dangerous food combinations and mention the emeral birthstone.
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Library of Evidence
Charles F. Stewart
Carolina Witorn
Uuxts
Beni
Tal
Exrol Flynn
Warner Bros
New York Times
NBC
CBS
Kate Smith
Johans
Ambers-Jenkins
Admiral Byri
Claire Tree
Don Ameche
WLW
WBC
New York
Miss Trevor
Larchamont
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Columbia University
Foy Tores
Bill
Apn
Baker's Angel
Armourstreet
Gorton J. Davis
M. E. Tracy
Oil City
Monsignor Sheridens
Chevrolet
Dean
Powell
the House OF Bargains
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
C. E. Henry
Chrysler - Plymouth
Phon
Pennia
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