S S S Blood Medicine Promises Health Benefits
A vintage advertisement touts S S S blood medicine as a centuries old remedy for better health and clearer skin. It claims increased strength, calmer nerves, improved sleep, and faster recovery from infections, urging readers to try the product now and compare results in six to eight weeks.
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Peter
S.S.S
Daddy Long Legs makes star Gaynor shine at Strand
The screening marks the second lightning strike in Miss Gaynor's latest vehicle at the Strand Theatre on Sunday. The Judy of the beloved Jean Webster tale shines in a role tailored to her delicate charm, with Warner Baxter co starring and a cast including Una Merkel John Arledge and Claude Gillingwater.
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Judy
Miss Gaynor
Fox
Jean Webster
Alfred Santell
Sonya Levien
Miss Levien
Santell
Warner Baxter
Una Merkel
John Arledge
Claude Gillingwater
Kathryn Williams
Eliizabeth Patterson
Louise Closser Hale
Effie Hiller
Mayors Court Quiet Over Quiet Morning in Grafton
In the mayor s court this morning only Tencie Moore of Grafton faced disturbances charges but did not appear. William A. Hesser of Grafton, previously fined 60 dollars for assault and battery after removing a radio from Mrs Naomi Drainer s home, appeared in police court and arranged to pay the fine while mulling an appeal.
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Grafton
Boyd Street
William A. Hesser
Naomi Drainer
Barbara Stanwyck Career Rise From Brooklyn to Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck, born in Brooklyn, pursued acting from childhood melodramas to stage success in Burlesque. She worked briefly as a telephone operator and at Conde Nast, then broke into Broadway, catching attention in a Noose and Burlesque, where she met and wed Frank Fay in Detroit before returning to perform in New York.
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Ladies of Leisure at Opera Mouse Ten Cents a Dance
The latest Columbia film Ladies of Leisure titled Ten Cents a Dance comes to the Opera House Mouse for today Friday and Saturday. The picture is based on the popular song Ten Cents a Dance.
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Ladies of Leisure
Columbia
It Girl Clara Bow Stars in Kick In at the Strand
Regis Toomey, famed for Alibi, stars opposite Clara Bow in Kick In a red headed It girl’s first talking drama showing Friday and Saturday at the Strand Bartlett Cormack adapted the screen story from Willard Mack with a tense crime love plot and reforming ex convict theme Tessie Fenton Donald Crisp Wynne Gibson co star Richard Wallace directs after The Right to Love success Janet Gaynor’s role in Daddy Tong Legs cited as star making work
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Paramount
Clara Bow
Strand
Bartlett Cormack
Willard Mack
Toomey
Miss Bow
Tessie Fenton
Donald Crisp
Wynne Gibson
Richard Wallace
Ruth Chatterton
305 American Rotarians to Attend Convention
Three hundred five American Rotarians arrived aboard the liner Carmania in Havre France to attend the international convention in Vienna. Judge S K Pall, president of the Havre Rotary, greeted them at the pier.
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Vienna
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Havre
British Propaganda Attacked U S Latin Amity
Washington reports a study by George J. Eded of the Commerce Department's Latin American division labels British trade propaganda in Argentina a veiled attack on Argentine American ties. Sir Malcolm Robertson is cited as a leading promoter of the slogan Buy from those who buy from us, with the prince of Wales visit seen as aiming at American mercantile supremacy.
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Argentina
George J. Eded
Commerce Department
Carnegie Pengle Fundation
Eder
Malcolm Robertson
Prince of Wales
Excerpt From School Health Examinations Report
The report outlines annual elementary and high school health inspections by Dr. S Suddarth and a school nurse, detailing defects found among 1,401 fall pupils, reductions from 1929 to 1930, and adoption of the West Virginia 8-Point Health program. It covers weight gain, health charts, parent slips, and incidents of measles and other communicable diseases.
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Cage
Niger
State Department of Health
Virginia
Grafton
Rell
West Virginia
8-Point Boys
Capone Faces Prison Phase Highlights School Health Drive
The article notes efforts in health over the year across schools, focusing on sanitation, daily room inspections, and prompt isolation. It cites 125 exclusions and 2,302 complete immunizations including typhoid, diphtheria, and smallpox, plus a notable dental clinic funded at $600.00 and run with local dentists donating time for 103 half-days.
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R. E. Petty
West Grafton
Eline
Judge Long Returns Home After Surgery
Judge E. L. Long of Burg has been discharged from Clarksburg hospital after an appendectomy. He is the son-in-law of Mrs. J. Gellas of this city and had been in the hospital for several weeks recovering from the operation.
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