Lifeboat and other film notes from The Morning Mail
A column reviews Lifeboat directed by Hitchcock with Tallulah Bankhead and Cast including Bendix and Hull, plus Sherlock Holmes and the Spider Woman and phrases about Thee I Sing. It also recalls vaudeville anecdotes, radio bits, and cinema gossip from The Morning Mail and Behind the Scenes with Grena Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Bankhead
John Steinbeck
Hitchcock
Nine
Steinbeck
Tallulah
Wm. Bendix
Gwen Anderson
Henry Hull
Sherlock Holmes and
the Spider Woman
Puta Basil Rathbone
Lemon Water Wake-Up to Ease Bowel Action
Advertisement touts replacing harsh laxatives with a morning mix of fresh lemon juice and water on an empty stomach. Claims improved bowel action, fatigue resistance, and vitamin benefits, urging a ten morning trial with Sunkist lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sunkist
Lesson for February 27 in Religious Education Texts
February 27 lesson notes show subjects and scriptures rejected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission. The notice outlines the licensing status and indicates the approved use terms for teaching materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Jesus Presents Himself as the Messiah in Triumph
In the last week of Jesus ministry, He presents Himself as Messiah and asserts divine rights over all. He claims ownership of our possessions and our lives, and His entry into Jerusalem is met with praise from disciples while rulers plot against Him. The sermon urges obedient surrender, praise, and rejection of sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
God
Man
Early Colonial Curtains Use Casement and Sash Designs
The article recalls that early New World homes used casement or sash curtains before glass windows were common. Simple straight curtains provided glare control and privacy, with frills and panels appearing later. Modern rooms still use sash curtains for informal atmospheres, as in a dinette bordered by colorful plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
America
Household sewing and textile care tips from an old guide
Remove stains from table linens before washing to prevent setting. Grease new cooking utensils thoroughly before first use. Preserve metal costume jewelry in a quilted folder to prevent tarnish and scratches. When breaking thread, tuck ends into the spool notch or replace the notch with a razor blade. Reuse good zippers and snaps when discarding clothing. Do not cut dust cloths from old sheets. repurpose as cot sheets or pillowcases. Stocking repairs done by machine yield better results. show steps for folding and stitching.
At Last John Got Chance To Be Side-Seat Driver
A husband observes his wife sewing and warns about rushing at the sewing machine. He jokes that he wants to help since she helps him drive the car. She resents the advice, insisting she can handle it after years of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dunn
Jim Thornton
Jim Corbett
Thornton
Palace Theatre
Corbett
Mr. Russell
Mr. Corbett
Morning Mail
Walter
Maurice Rocco
Ruth
Grena Bennett
New York
Alexander Broun
Grena
Richard Bennett
Woollcott
Broun
Miss Bennett
Edmund Goulding
Hollywood
Goulding
Big City
Greer Garson
John
Spoken Language Count Worldwide Hit 2769
A reference notes 2769 spoken languages exist when dialects are excluded. The figure underscores high linguistic diversity and may vary with counting methods. Researchers highlight regional pockets with dense language families and note evolving classifications.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Randolph St
Chicago
Diane
Kellogg’s
Hlight
Pendro
Pensiro
Werner
Ant Dobiakine
Tat Iz
Raymond Paige
Europe
Leo Shubert
Montreal
Grove
U.S
Roseal
Karsseal
Scott
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jeana Bald
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Fenschmanns
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