PENCIL SKETCHES At Home and Abroad
Edith Heileman vents about forest park riders and express trains in Oak Park, urging Harlem avenue stops for faster trips. She contrasts urban transit snubs with Westchester service, and mocks ads while reflecting on peasant pride and Berlin flights.
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Marengo Avenue
Migin Avenue
Harlem Avene
Oak Park
Hannah
Frank FE. Glasson
Trafi
Forest Park Kiwanis Club
Glaston
Westchester
Edith Heileman
Summer publishing bustle and new novels in print
The article reviews summer publishing activity and upcoming titles including Evelyn Scott’s The Wave from Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith, Nicholas Koerichs travel daily, and Alice Grant Rossmans Visitors to Hugo. It notes Louis XVI in Love and in War by Sisley Huddleston, examining Louis XIV through a new lens and tracing his childhood, character, and rise to power while evaluating the book’s theory.
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Suomier Publishing
van West
Sawmuer
Evelyn Scott
Jonathan Cape
Harrison Smith
Nicholas Koerich
Central America
Alice Grant
Rossman
Minton Talch & Co
Alice Grant Rossmin
Hugo
Hage
Donaldson
Bunny
Funny Bunny
Hua
Louis
Louis XVI
Sisley Neston
Harper & Bros
Louis XV
Sisley Hurdleston
Huckesson
Jewis
Europe
Huddleston
Mazarin
Yatler
Marie Mancini
Louise
de Maintenon
Fragmentary notes on aging and judgment in court
Disjointed lines reflect confusion about aging, insight, and judgment. Mentions a jury and the idea of loosening stiff minds, with repeated phrases about freezing will and “hank rells” as a mangled image of shivering rolls tied to youth and folly.
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Rome
Norma Shearer Stars in The Last of Mrs Cheyney at Chicago
Norma Shearer’s second all talking production The Last of Mrs Cheyney heads to the Chicago theater on July 5 with Basil Rathbone Hedda Hopper Cyril Chadwick and a strong cast. The piece is Sidney Howard’s comedy romance of society extended by Shearer’s first talking film The Trail of Mary Dugan at Roosevelt Theater. A youth show Say It with Blowers also plays the Chicago theater featuring an international cast.
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Chicago
Norma. Shearer
Mrs. Cheyney
Miss Shearer
Mary Dugan
Vie Roosevelt Theater
Sidney Howard
Fa ‘Claire
Basil
Oriental Theater Promises Cheer Up Jazz and Classic Atoms
The Oriental Theater showcases Al Kyale and His Jazz Collegians next week promising a "temple of jazz" with a July show. Clara Bow appears Fri day in Dangerous Curves, an all talking drama set around a three ring circus featuring Richard Arlen, T. Roy Barnes and Joyce Coupton.
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Oriental Theater
al Kyale
Jazz Collegians
Temple of Jazz
the Oriental
Clara Bow
Three Ring Circus
Ballyhoos
Steam Caliopes
Peanuts
Clira
Richard Arlen
T. Roy Barnes
Joyce Coupton
The Idle Rich at Paradise Theater Opens Friday
The Idle Rich, an all talking picture directed by William de Mille, opens at the Paradise theater for one week starting Friday July 5. Conrad Nagel plays a serious millionaire who marries a pretty stenographer Leila Hyams. Bessie Love appears in a lively romantic comedy role. Also featured is a preview of Mark Fisher and His Merry Melody Mastery's Road show Rainebow Trail with a moonlit musical act.
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Paradise Theater
William de Mille
Conrad Nagel
Leila Hyams
Bessie Love
Heidie
Golden West
Fife
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus to Visit City for July 7
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus, billed as the highest class on earth, will perform in two shows on July 7. The 1929 tour spans the United States and parts of Canada with featured acts including Clyde Beatty and 32 lions, Breier Acrobats, Ward Flyers, Hobson Family, Hodgins Troupe, Captain Bernardi, trained zebras, and trained canines among others.
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Hagenbeck- Wallace
United States
Canada
Clyde Beatty
Breier
Ward
Homer Hobson
Albert Hodgins
Capt. Bernardi
Austin King
Bob Norton
Roy Rush
Cheerful Gardner
State Theater to Present Fannie Brice in My Man
Fannie Brice, a magnetic stage personality, brings her talking screen debut to the State Theater for Friday and Saturday shows July 5 and 6 in the film My Man. The production centers on Brice and her renowned national success My Man, showcased in characterizations that made her famous.
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State Theater
Fannie Brice
Nursery Stock Adling Jobs In Neighborhood
Earn extra money by pruning and selling trees shrubs perennials and nursery stock in your neighborhood. Apply by letter or visit the nursery for an interview. Immediate commission paid and full cooperation offered. Pun Able Nursery Company Lake Street Ehnhurat.
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PUN Able Nursery Company
Lake Street
Ehnhurat
Ancient Inscription of Darius Discovered by Rawlinson
The Heliistan rock in Perala bears Darius the Great’s triumph. Sir Henry Rawlinson, an Englishman, found these inscriptions in Iran two centuries after they were carved there.
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Heliistan
Perala
Darius the Great
Sir Henry Rawlinson
Ial
Mosaic Mezuzah Placement and Its Religious Meaning
A historical note explains the Jewish mezuzah as the doorpost plaque bearing hand written scripture. It describes the commandment from the fifth book of Moses to inscribe God’s words on the doorposts to remind adherents of religious duties.
Taxi Tale On Street Car Sparks Mortified Passenger
A partial street car incident story notes Mrs Averidapota claiming a man disembarked and a passenger would not yield, forcing her to stand while the crowd watched. The account, from the Cleveland Enquirer, shows a humorous yet uncomfortable commute moment and the social dynamics aboard a city car.
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Averidapota
Hushana
C8ineliail
First Vote in 1950 for 2,166,744 Herbet Herb names
An estimate notes about 2,166,744 young men named Herb expected to cast their first vote in 1950, reflecting demographic voting patterns and early civic participation.
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Herb
Sermon Topics at Leeson-Berman Church Service
The Leeson-Berman Churches of Christ held a Sunday service discussing Christian benevolence, citing scripture from Psalms and Isaiah. The sermon referenced a Christian Helenes textbook excerpt by Mary Baker Eddy on spiritual healing and divine love.
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Churches of Christ
Mary Baker
Belynen
Christian Belento
Crafting Deals Like Courtship in Business
Guidance compares attracting clients to courting a girl, emphasizing offering appealing goals and persistent outreach as key strategies. The analogy suggests consistency, ongoing communication, and aligning proposals with the other party’s interests to secure a win.
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