One Night of Love in a Cafe Roma Rehearsal
Mary, a music student, seeks a job at Cafe Roma to pay rent as maestro Guilio Monteverdi battles his pupil Lally Sally a break in love and music. Bill offers Mary a marriage of convenience while Giovanni and the maestro tour the city seeking control over talent and fortune. The pair end at Cafe Roma where Mary performs and Monteverdi watches, fate undecided.
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Sete Barrett
Pera
Guilio Montehs Biss
Conbyra Frappasini
Bill Huston
Mary
Winston
Signora Frappai
Signor Barrett
Galuppi
Lucia
Jon
Sigmorina Barrett
Giovani
Peewee
Monteverdi
Angelina
Guillo
Mademoiselle Sally
Lally
Darling
Guilio
Sally
Oery
Senos
Signorina Asini
Bill
Muriel
Cafe Roma
Mali
Guilio Monteverdi
Giulio
Mademoiselle Lally
A Christmas Gift From the Daily Advent Adventure
A newspaper features a special Christmas gift section from the Daily Advent, highlighting festive stories and reader submissions. The piece presents a glimpse of holiday cheer and planned activities for the season.
Prominent Oklahoma Freshman Faces Cowboy Image Question
In Washington the focus shifts to Oklahoma’s rookie congressmen and their cowboy persona. John Lee and Phil Ferguson campaign in ranching gear while Josh Lee earns the nickname the dapper cowboy for his oratory. Democratic officials compare him to John Sharpe Williams. Interacting within party lines, Henry V. Blair heads the attorney general division over a Bankhead cotton act case. Chester Davis defends Wallace’s cotton stance amid debate on administration enthusiasm. The piece notes selective appointments and the political stage crafted around Oklahoma newcomers.
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Oklahoma
Percy
Lee Gassaway
John Lee
Phil Ferguson
Josh Lee
University of Oklahoma
John Sharpe Williams
At Home Bloomers Frock Pattern 2007 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams pattern 2007 offers a two and eight size little girl dress with a lace collar box pleats and adjustable sleeves. Bloomers are included and the pattern costs fifteen cents for the book and twenty five cents for book plus pattern. Pattern 2097 requires 2 ½ yards of fabric and contrast trimming.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
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Cannadian
The
U. S
Grand Army of the Republic
CCC Recruits To Be Picked From Montgomery Soon
Montgomery area will supply 330 Civilian Conservation Corps recruits for Alabama camps to fill term-expiration vacancies. The state total of 1642 will draw from Birmingham Demopolis Decatur and Mobile regions. Maj J M Garrett Jr announced the plan and Maj John D Key was named procurement officer for January recruitment in Birmingham. No definite visiting dates set outside Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Civilian Conservation Corps
Alabama
Birmingham
Demopolis
Decatur
Mobile
J. M. Garrett, Jr
U. S. Reserve Corps
COC
Garrett
John D. Key
Fort McClellan
Federal
Alabama Fourth In Nation In Cotton Spindle Hours
The Census Bureau reports Alabama ranked fourth nationally in November with 247 active hours per cotton spindle. Of 1,929,372 spindles, 1,758,300 were operated, totaling 6,703,255,432 active hours nationwide across 30,900,436 spindles, with the U S average at 217 hours per spindle. South Carolina led with 310 hours.
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Washington
Bureau of Census
Alabama
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
South
Cotton spindle use and poultry prices in late 1930s report
The report notes U S cotton spindles averaging about 200 hours per spindle versus 146 hours in New England and 126 hours in other states. National November capacity runs at 94.0 percent, with October 97.1 and September 54.3 percent. Poultry remains near seasonal highs with live and stored produce in short supply. eggs retail near 35 cents during Christmas week and live chickens priced at 12 1/2 to 15 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Poultry Prices Expected Higher Through Early 1935
The state department of agriculture forecasts poultry prices will stay elevated in the first half of 1935 with limited supplies of eggs and related products. The report notes ongoing market constraints and adjustments in production affecting retail costs.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Agriculture
Department
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Tullio Carminati
Lyle Talbot
Columbia Pictures
Grace Moore
Princess Theatre
Daily Washington Merry
Kremer
Cummings
Henry V. Blair
Eagle-Picker Lead Company
Justice Department
Blair
Bankhead Baby
Chester Davis
AAA
Wallace
Davis
Valley Authority
TVA
Tennesee
É&S
Merry
Time and
Fortune
Harold J. T. Horan
Big Jim Farley
Jim
Senate
Eighth Federal Circuit
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
St. Louis
C. B. Faris
Missouri
Louis Murphy
Seth Thomas
Agriculture Department
Faris
White House
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
CCC
Decaturcoal & Mfg. CO
Associated Press
Decatur Daily
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