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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
4
A critical note on the film Journey's End, praising its power and emotional strength. The piece discusses stage origins, production challenges, and the transition to sound cinema, emphasizing the antiwar message and the film's cultural impact.
A garbled sheet of quotes and references to editors, songs, and awards from 1950 era items. It mocks literary labels, references a judge in a flag case, and notes aging notables, with fragmented lines about travel, office life, and satire.
From the 1971 clippings: campaign notes, contractions on contracts, crowds greeting lectures at Normal school, Dr Henry A Susratio of Columbia University to speak on campus. Charles E Southard heads to Bowthbrook New Jersey for marriage on June 28 with Bliss Anple Kuhl. A local wedding: May Dole Farmert and Willan G Adams announce plans and travel.
Pastor B Waleos officiated as wedding guests gathered to hear how James E Loewns earned the nickname Carnation Jim. A lifelong flower admirer from Austria who came to America as a boy, he preserved the daily habit of buying a carnation each morning. Now a respected resident in Gresley, he owns a home and was recently named a bailiff, with the judge’s desk adorned by carnations.
Harbin Manchuria report on Russian peasants called Idaka fleeing Red Army pressure. Many cross into northern Manchuria as China welcomes displaced farmers and allocates lands and farming gear. Loss of lands follows refusal to join Moscow collective programs, driving further relocations already underway.
A New Yorker report surveys New York’s cabaret scene with caution on male escorts and a description of gigolo presence in Manhattan. The piece details Russian delicacy imports, especially caviar, noting large New York demand, import volumes, and shipment routes from the Caspian Sea via Hamburg to the city with cold storage and seasonal stock.
Fragmentary report references white Russians and Soviet methods in Manchuria and Shanghai, noting migrants leaving to China towns and a Paris exhibit. Includes unreliable transport and timetable snippets for Union Pacific trains with scattered local stops and times.
Reviews of works by Mary Borden and Pattie Smith on women’s war nursing scenes behind the lines and in hospitals, plus Carl W. Ackerman’s George Eastman biography. The pieces discuss how nurses and ambulance workers faced brutal scenes, and trace Eastman’s rise from bank clerk to global camera industry leader and philanthropist.
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