Alma Sioux Scarberry romance in a radio star’s life
Si Scarberry era romance follows Blanda Lee a rising radio celebrity and her entanglements with Suwanee and Greg. She navigates media fame balancing personal tension with Camilla Barry Dixie and Andree while dealing with family expectations and a new engagement.
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Silwanee
Greg
Blanda
Camilla Barry
Camilla
Suwanee
New York
Fifth Avenue
Miss Blanda Lee
la Paloma
WWBC
Dixie
Andree
Elanda
Tenth Street
Aby
Mother du Pont
Ques
Deepening Deception Strains a Family Secret
Elanda discovers Dixie plots a weekend tryst with Greg, while Bang remains naïve about Dixie’s duplicity. Elanda frets over the betrayal, the impact on Andree, and the danger to their home and baby as she contemplates how to confront the truth. Family ties buckle under hidden affairs and broken trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Elanda
Mrs. du Pont
Mrs. Du _ Pont
Greg
Dixie
Andree
Bang
Pelham
Manhattan Transfer
Blanda
Sword of Peter Stuyvesant Donated to City Museum
The tradition laden sword once borne by Peter Stuyvesant, the Dutch colonial governor of New York, has been formally presented to the Museum of the City of New York for preservation and display.
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Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Museum of the
City of
Automatic plastering wall device patented by Conley
H A Conley of Lynwood California inventor has patented an automatic device for plastering walls. The patent covers a mechanism designed to smooth and apply plaster efficiently, representing a new industrial tool for construction.
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H. A. Conley
Lynwood, Cal
Wals
Chicago killer Gnolfo slain by gang on West Side
Phillip Gnolfo a noted Chicago killer was killed in a West Side gang attack in the canal port district. Two companions William Cardado and Joseph Fiannia were wounded and a 14 year old boy was hit by a stray bullet.
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Chicago
Phillip Gnolfo
West Side
Gnolfo
William Cardado
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Fiannia
Rochester
N. Y
Canal Port
Stockyards
Genna Gang
Westside
Orazio Detropea
Phillip Abada
Abada
Detropea
Inter American Agriculture Conference Planned for September
Washington reports that North and South American agricultural issues will be addressed at the inter American conference of agriculture forestry and animal industry scheduled for September 8 1929 sponsored by the U S Department of Agriculture with State and Pan American Union cooperation The gathering aims to discuss inter continental problems and develop plans for continental cooperation in agricultural development including research competition disease prevention and eradication efforts with governmental and private participation.
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Washington
North
South America
inter-American Conference of Agriculture, Forestry and Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of State
Pan- American Union
Havana
Department of Agriculture
Parti Pate
Keep Pace Advice Of Bureau Chief
Dr John R Mohier chief of the bureau of animal industry USDA says the livestock industry must abandon obsolete and uneconomic methods to keep pace with progress. He calls conventions stock shows and extension activities signs of energy and progress but warns some progress may mask losses against faster competitive fields.
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Birmingham
Ala
John R. Mohier
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Road To Athens In Good Shape
The Bee Line highway between Decatur and Athens is in good condition after recent rains with the exception of dust. It has been scraped and is now fairly smooth.
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Decatur
Athens
Jimmy Dych Returns to Nashville After Weekend Visit
After a weekend with friends, Jimmy Dych has returned to Nashville. The note confirms his travel and current city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dych
Nashville
Decatur Curb Market Notice Boosts Local Sales
A local effort promotes boosting curb market activity in Decatur by encouraging buying and selling on the market days. The plan aims to increase shopper turnout and merchant participation through targeted outreach and promotional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Curb
British distiller Edward Tatham freed in New York
Edward Tatham a British distiller was freed on bail of eightieth thousand dollars in New York after being arrested in connection with an elaborate liquor flood plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tatham
New York
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Partial Entries
A scrambled crossword list with Across and Down clues featuring scattered readable fragments and partial word fits. The garbled items include question marks and misspellings, with entries like Scene of combat and American writer among disjointed numbers and letters.
Hollywood Aces Fearful Axe Quiets Flapper Era
Hollywood notes that the axe falls on star status as studios fear public weariness of flapper dramas. Aliceanda Constance Bennett clash in party gossip while talk of titles explains why films bear mismatched names. Studios sell movies by titles before production and may change titles before release.
Visit to Grand View Camp Planned by Rev Berkstresser
Rev J E Berkstresser royal ambassador business manager plans to leave Monday for a week at the state camp Grand View about fourteen miles from Montgomery.
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J. E. Berkstresser
Royal Ambassador
Grand View
Montgomery
Use Of Radio For Schools Be Talked
Auburn Alabama June 2 The use of radio in public and high schools will be taught at the Auburn summer school opening June 2. Dr Zebulon Judd director announced today Miss Marie Finney who has conducted a series of school programs over station WAPI Birmingham will have charge of the course.
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Auburn
Ala
Zebulon Judd
Marie Finney
WAPI
Birmingham
Lost Articles Recovered Quickly by Classified Ads
Classified ads rapidly recover lost items by public listings. Notices emphasize speedy reunions and community aid through posted descriptions and contact details.
Finnell Visits Limestone Folk in Athens
Alabama highway director Colonel Woolsey Finnell and gubernatorial candidate visited Athens to meet businessmen and announce a public speech at the courthouse on June 5. He denied authorization for a county half payment on Bee Line paving and said Bee Line would be his first project if elected.
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Athens
Ala
Woolsey Finnell
Alabama
Finnell
Gaston Scott
State Highway Commission
Summer Weather To Aid Or Stop Weevil
Auburn Alabama June 2 Weather in June July and August will determine whether this year is as great as last year says extension entomologist W A Ruffin A little dry weather is not adequate for control He notes farmers assume a few hot days will kill weevils but this is not the case Such weather may make it profitable to apply calcium arsenate to poison them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
W. A. Ruffin
Ruffin
City Clerks And Police Chief Prepare Monthly Reports
City Clerk B. W. Collier and Police Chief C. M. Riggsbee are compiling their regular monthly reports for the board of mayor and aldermen. The documents cover every phase of municipal activity and are eagerly anticipated.
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B. W. Collier
C. M. Riggsbee
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Tennessee Road Open To Traffic
The Jackson highway between Spring Hill and Franklin Tennessee is opened to the public after nearly two years of construction. Traffic is allowed now though the road is not yet fully completed and highway officials expect it to be finished in stages.
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Jackson Highway
Spring Hill
Franklin, Tenn
Newspapermen to Visit Capital on Alabama Tour
The Alabama Press Association plans a June 14 departure from Birmingham for a tour to Washington D C with visits to Cincinnati Pittsburgh Louisville and a Louisville return. Emmett Brooks president announces a business session for officer elections and other duties.
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Brewton
Ala
Washington, D . C
Alabama Press Association
Emmett Brooks
Brewton Standard
Press Associaaion
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
National Capital
Louisville
Brooks
Horace Hall
Dothan Eagle
New York
Havana
Montreal
Fremont Camp Site Marked Near San Miguel Mission
The California historical society marks Col. John C. Fremonts camp near the San Miguel mission where the western explorer camped in 1846.
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The
California Historical Society
Col
John C. Fremont
San Miguel Mission
Mission
Steady Rise in Alabama Curb Market Sales in April
Alabama curb markets posted April sales of 28081.22 dollars, up from 23913.97 in 1929 and 18877 in 1928. Gadsden led with 8040 dollars, Montgomery 6777, and Tuscaloosa 4221 as the first curb market since 1923 marks 21 markets with total over 1317000 since inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Helen Johnson
Committee On Home Economics
Alabama
Gadsden
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Tanlac Claim to Cure Nervousness and Sleeplessness
Advertises Tanlac as a remedy to reduce nervousness and sleeplessness and boost vitality. Recommends taking a tablespoon before meals and at bedtime for two weeks with a money back guarantee if it does not help.
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Alma
Central Press Association
Purina
Turner Coal
E. Mouton St
Associated Press
Noah
Ned
Seiapet Olding
Baeed
Robin Coons
Hollywood
Alice
Constance Bennett
Limestone
Tennessee Road
Harry Hartz
Indianapolis Speedway
North Carolina State College School of Commerce
North Carolina
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