All Quiet on the Western Front in New Film Form
A blistering Universal release adapts Erich Maria Remarque's famous novel. The film follows Paul Bäumer from enlistment to the trenches, portraying brutal discipline, shattered youth, and the soul scarred by war. Louis Wolheim and Lew Ayres deliver powerful performances as protecting and guiding figures amid the carnage.
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Erich Marin Femioas
Ming
Paul Baumer
Aid Stee
Erich Marin
M Seldjer
Briél
Arama
Lewis Arres
Paul Bay
Louis Wolhelm
Katceinsephardtiten Vyereran
Jonm Wary
Martinel Hime
Eeis Sinestone
Campaign Opens to Store Cotton
A fragmented report shows an effort to store cotton with a plan to secure 5 000 bales at 11 cents per pound, aiming to raise the price to 20 cents by October. Mentions of Wolfe, genetsc manager, and Dunlavy visiting Bay relatives appear amid the uncertain text.
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Nual
Wolfe
Genetsc
Clannel
Census Bureau Theme Sparks Film Scenario Sis ters
The United States Census Bureau inspired Columbia Pictures to write the all talking comedy drama Sisters. The film features Sally O'Neil and Molly Joney in the lead roles with Russell Gleason Jason Robards and Morgan Wallace in support. James Flood directed the project, scheduled to play at the Avalon Theatre for one day only on Tuesday.
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United States Census Bureau
Washington
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Beiong
Avalon Theatre
Sally O'Neil
Molly Joney
Russell Gleason
Jason Robards
Morgan Wallace
Mally O'Day
James ‘Flood
Chesterville News social rounds and visits
Mrs L Clark and daughter Miss Eleanor and niece Mrs How gra Slaughter and children from Columbus visited the Kurtz ranch Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Howard Slaughter and children and Miss Eleanor Clark visited Mrs Slaughter’s husband in Columbus Thursday. Roy L Graves family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Kerison in Eagle Lake. Cilla Katherine and Raymond Graves week with their uncle Mr Louis Austin near the Colorado river. Roy L Graves, Vera Louise and Mildred Larsen visited Mrs Arthur Anderson Monday. W D Dilbeck of Lissie visited Mrs Roy Medsier Monday. Flaye E McLain returned from Highland Monday accompanied by Milton Welch who faces an operation. Joan G Larsen returned Monday from a trip to Town Park Texas with her mother Mrs F C Smith. Opal Charles of Liberty and Maupin Wills of Cedar Suyon visited Miss Bee Mrs M E B Larsen. Dr L G Wozencraft of Enjzte Lake is the attending physician.
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Mrs. L. ©. Clark
Eleanor
Howgra Slaughter
Columbus
Kurtz Ranch
Henry Wessels
Howard Slaughter
Eleanor Clark
Slaughter
Roy L. Graves
John Kerison
Eagle Lake
Cilla Katherine
Raymond Graves
Suint
Louis Austin
Colorado River
Vera Louise
Mildred Larsen
Arthur Anderson
W. D. Dilbeck
Lissie
Roy Medsier
Flay¢ FE
McLain
Highland
Milton Welch
Milton
Joan G. Larsen
Town Park
Texas
F.C. Smith
Opal Charles
Liberty
Maupin Wills
Cedar Suyon
Bisbee
M. EB. Larsen
L. G. Wozencraft
Enjzte Lake
Happenings in Lissie and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs Roy Winnett of Bostown visited the homes of their sisters Mesdames Adkins and Mason for several days this week. Mr and Mrs Otis Lee and children J 7% and Virginia of Houston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J Lee. Misses Lucille Cassady and Perm Hough were to visit relatives.
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Roy Winnett
Bostown
Fred Adkins
Ziny Mason
Otis Lee
Virginia
Houston
J. Lee
Lucille Cassady
Perm Hough
Local Society Meeting Notes In Eagle Lake And City Church News
Mes Mose Thomas and daughter and Mrs Dave Thomas attended Wharton on Tuesday. Texas Farm Women met at Mrs John Karlsons in Eagle Lake Tuesday afternoon with games and ice cream. Next meeting at Mrs P D Gertsoz. Women's Missionary Society met Wednesday with Mrs Glett Sunderman presiding. Program included songs prayers readings on settlement work for Cincinnati children and Americanization, a conference report, a book study on Remaking the City. Rev F J Winter of San Antonio will preach Friday night. Rev W D Dilbeck visiting Eastland this week. Rev F L Wines of Ohio and wife arrive to serve Sunday August 10 with a Sunday night sermon.
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Mes
Mose Thomas
Dave Thomas
Wharton
Texas Farm
John Karlson
Eagle Lake
P. D. Gertsoz
Women's Missionary Society
Glett Sunderman
Cincinnati
H. S. White
F. J Winter
San Antonio
P. J. Winter
John
Arthur Anderson
W. D. Dilbeck
Eastland
Post Office probes advertisers urging newsprint publicity
Washington August 4 the post office department announced it will end a practice by certain advertisers who press newspaper publishers to print publicity material as reading matter. The inquiry follows complaints by news publishers about threats to lose display ads if the publicity is not used. Assistant Postmaster General TH Tot warned publishers and advertisers could face a $10,000 fine or two years in prison for conspiring against the government. Publicity material inserted in a newspaper must be labeled advertisement.
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Washington
Post of
Fice
Tewse Papers
Fee
Sarlalp
Sho
Ys Alleard
Srey
Brillant Fashion Show Highlights New Joan Crawford Film
A lavish display accompanies the new Metro Goldwyn Mayer splash Our Blushing Brides starring Joan Crawford Anita Page and Dorothy Sebastian at the Avalon Theatre opening August 28. The production features fashion revue scenes in outdoor terrace settings with 100 advance models and Rasch troupe dances photographed in striking black and white.
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Joan Crawford
Anita Page
Dorothy Sebastian
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Crawford
Avalon ‘Theatre
Harry Beaumont
Miss Page
Sebastian
Rasch
Mme
Albertina Rasch
Robert Montgomery
Sanetin
Disagreeable snakes spit poison at visitors and handlers
An Auckland News item describes London Zoo keepers wearing motor-goggles to transfer spitting cobras from South Africa. The venom is sprayed from fangs to 10 feet, blinding eyes though unbroken skin remains safe. Past cases of blindness in Africa are cited. Also mentions a plane ride event near Cavendale field Sunday offering long aerial trips.
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Auckland
New Zealand
London Zoo
South Africa
Baldwin Piano Man and Local Notes of Visions
A jumble of notices covers piano sellers direct from factory and saving offers, visits by Miss Dyn Aon Erles of Navsota to relatives, Tamales and enchilades for Saturday dinners, and weekend travel mentions. Also included is Temple clinic visits and a Mississippi visitor. The weather bureau notes July as the hottest month on record.
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Baldwin
Hambas
Eagte Lake
Dyn Aon Erles of
Navasota
C. B. Zeraiai
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FF. Hoegemeter
T. W. Jacek Hillaer
Western Front
Clyte Dunlavy
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Cardus
Promen
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Ensus Bureau
Chesterville News
Fisk
Fisk Premier
Frank Stephens Co
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the Santa Fe
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Standart
E. F. Adams
Galveste
San Francisco
Pullman
Santa Fe
Cavendale Field
Bao
Eagle Take
Ab Anderson
Claude Bodle
Chesterville
Temple
Scott 4 White Hospital
W. Pb, Bing
Shaw
Mississippi
Mr. Gee
Weather Bureau
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