Nadine White shines in Smith Garland club opening
Julia Craig becomes Nadine White under Smith Garland's plan for a new night club. At the opening her voice wins over a skeptical crowd as Tom Payson supports her rise while secrets and tensions threaten her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Craig
Jorge Woodford
Julia
Amy Sanders
Peter Kemp
Woodford
Cin. Lee
Tom Payson
Nes
Tony Latta
Tom
Smith Garland
Miss White
Gariland
Amy
Payson
Garland
Nadine White
Nadine
Julia U'll
Petrons
Smith
Astarte Astarte
Internal Bath Promises Quick Health Reboot
A bustling advertisement touts POW-O-LIN as a gentle yet effective treatment for constipation and related ailments. It claims many illnesses stem from system poisoning and urges readers to cleanse the body with this product sold by Mann's Drug Stores and other leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann's Drug Stores
Crochet Heirloom Doilies Pattern 5513
Advertises a crochet pattern for lace doilies in white or colored strings with three sizes and usage ideas. Promotes completing instructions and stitches in pattern 5513 and offers to mail pattern for 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Pendola Faces Prison Term After Bicycle Theft
In Tampa Florida Jack Pendola a Black man admitted stealing a bicycle valued at 49.95. A mere 5 cent difference in value would have made the theft a felony rather than a misdemeanor leading to a lighter sentence of 90 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Jack Pendola
Pendola
Canary Breeders Federation Exhibition Postponed
New York reports the second annual American Canary Breeders Federation exhibition was postponed as over 40 canaries died from extreme cold and many more fell ill. Birds were brought from Oregon and Texas for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American
Youth Confession Dictated With Grammatical Quirks
In Oskaloosa Kansas Sheriff Lew Wiley recalls an arrested youth who dictated a robbery confession to officers but refused to sign until double negatives and infinitives were corrected. The sheriff said he made the edits to fit the youth’s peculiar demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa, Kas
Lew Wiley
Tragic double death leaves New Mexico child orphaned
In Bernalillo a mother died at 5 20 P M after a long illness and a minute later at 5 21 P M the father died during an Albuquerque hospital operation. Their seven year old daughter Caroline Guillon becomes an orphan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo
N. M
Caroline Guillon
Pr. M
Albuquerque
Not Even Dead Letters Hearse Used for Mail Route
In Neosho Falls Kansas postman Fred Rawlins bought the town's discarded hearse to use on his rural free delivery route, proving the vehicle's purpose is practical rather than ominous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Falls
Kas
Fred Rawlins
Rawlins
Manhole Covers Drop From Sewer Blast In Chicago Home
A sewer gas explosion hurled two manhole covers high into the air as George Sloan slept on a second floor cot in Chicago. One cover crashed through his roof and fell onto his bed while bricks and plaster showered the room. Morris France, a passerby, witnessed the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Sloan
Morris France
Sloan
Two Iowa and Nebraska doctors share a life milestone
Thomas T. Smith of Shelby Iowa and William H Fritz of Schuyler Nebraska both trained at Creighton University Medical College and interned at an Omaha hospital in 1938. They left to practice in their hometowns and this week met in the hospital corridors to exchange congratulations as both had become fathers at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Thomas T. Smith
Shelby
Iowa
William H. Fritz
Schuyler, Neb
Creighton University Medical College
Right Man Not In Office Foils City Fire Alarm
Vice Marshal Michael J. Corrigan traced a concealed fire hazard behind wall paneling caused by crossed electrical wires. Mayor E. J. Kelley was away on vacation in Valorita during the near miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. J. Kelley
Michael J. Corrigan
Kelly
Valorita
Extreme Tibetan Temperatures Fluctuate Daily
Temperatures in Tibet swing drastic daily shifts with midday highs near 110 degrees and night lows around 30 below, illustrating extreme continental climate patterns observed in winter.
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Tibet
Alloy Resists Temperatures to Two Thousand Degrees
A new alloy containing nickel cherm um tungsten silicon and copper withstands temperatures up to 2000 degrees, signaling potential advances in high heat applications and material science research.
Crawfish Favor North South Streams Over East West Paths
A concise note describes crawfish preferring streams that run north and south to avoid shadows cast by beaks and to follow their natural routes.
Hollywood 2 OSSIP Stars in Feathers and Skunks
A quirky Hollywood item lists twelve hundred feathered and pour-footed stars, including Sage and Sane Skunk, all living for Hx Ranger. The piece reads like a period entertainment note with playful animal personas and studio chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hx-Ranger
Hollywood Animal Agent Kerr Keeps 1200 Creatures in Five Acre Colony
John H. Kerr manages 1200 animals in a five acre Hollywood colony, paying star salaries to creatures from monkeys to owls. Animals like Bongo the rhesus and Sammy the eagle headline in films, with daily rates from $1 for pigeons to $35 for a trained parasitic star, while Kerr employs four extra trainers to Direct scenes as versatile animals perform varied tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Flickerville
John H. Kerr
Kerr
Denver
U. S
Humane Society
Clark Gable
Clyde Beatty
Bongo
Sammy
Jack Benny
Universal
Mickey
Peppy
Mae West
Felix
Nellie
Bela Ligosia
Animal World
Newfoundland’s Quiet Defense: The Church Lada Brigade
Newfoundland remains the largest civilized territory without a standing army. Its closest militia is the Church Lada Brigade, equipped with ritie and known for its unconventional defense stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
In Office Reading Taste for Diverse Audiences
The speaker notes that magazines in doctors and dentists offices are carefully chosen to please various readers. He mentions titles appealing to farmers nature lovers sports fans and civic club members and endorses the probabilistic wisdom of such selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flection
Civic Club
Magazines in offices offer distraction from ailments
The passage notes magazines in doctors and dentists' offices divert patients from stomach, dental, rheumatic troubles and more. It claims reading in those offices introduces topics from crop rotation to cabbage prep, window garden ideas, Rotary club membership gains, and carving pork roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentists
Rotary Clubs
United States
Spoiled Child Scene Prompted by Fire Engine
In the West Point Pointer a Mrs Murphy mocks Mr Filatbottom by claiming her son was ruined by the fire engine. The exchange asks how such damage could be done and invites him to see the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Pointer
Filatbottom
Red Threaded Gaffe At Barber Shop Prank Session
A joke exchange at a barber shop features a barber asking about a red tie and a bored customer replying no. The barber then quips about cutting the throat, reflecting a dark humor tone typical of the strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Jokes Reprinted for Scrapbook Collection
The speaker notes some readers may have heard the jokes before while admitting they had not and plans to clip them for a scrapbook. This reflects a lightweight, reflective aside about sharing humor.
Scrapbook reverie on keeping memories and stories
The speaker muses on the value of scrapbooks and questions why they do not keep one, suggesting everyone should preserve memories in a scrapbook for personal reflection.
No Excuse for Weather Opinions Echoed
A casual remark notes there is no excuse for discussing weather and mocks small talk about pleasant conditions. The speaker asks if the audience enjoys the nice weather and shifts away from topics.
Taxicab Driver Describes Weather Hazards and Conscience
A cabbie spoke of dangerous weather forcing long shifts and cold exposure while fearing for passenger safety. He faced damning labels from the public, yet the narrator found him trustworthy and humane, noting his conscience amid harsh conditions.
FHA Banquet Attracts Crowd In Greensboro
Thomas W. Ellett and J. K. Gilchrist will speak at the FHA banquet in the King Cotton hotel at 6 pm as the insured mortgage loan clinic opens February 7 to 12. A mass meeting at Odell auditorium is expected to draw about 800 attendees with Harriett Elliot and Mayor Roger W. Harrison also on the program. Emry C. Green toasts as volunteer chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Thomas W. Ellett
Richmond
Federal Housing Administration
J. K. Gilchrist
Washington
Stewart McDonald
FHA
King Cotton Hotel
Odell Auditorium
High Point
Charlotte
Salisbury
Harriet Elliot
Woman's College
Roger W. Harrison
Emry C. Green
Pattern 9764 Jacket Ensemble For Day And Evening
Pattern 9764 offers a semi dressy all purpose frock with a coordinating jacket. The design hides waist fullness with a flattering yoke and sleeves while simplifying cutting for speed and smooth lines. Sized 34 to 44 with Marian Martin Lew chart. price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin Lew
No Reduction in Alimony Amount
Greensboro Feb 5 Dr John W Dyer a 46 year old physician of High Point failed again to obtain a reduction in alimony. Judge Julius A Rousseau affirmed the earlier 60 a month payment set in 1934 and ordered no change despite Dyer claiming his medical practice suffered from publicity and a failed divorce bid in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John W. Dyer
High Point
Julius A. Rousseau
John H. Clement
Guilford Superior Court
Clement
J. Will Pless, Jr
Marion
Susie Stevens Stivers Dies in Martinsville Indiana
Mrs Susie Stivers Stevens 42 died early yesterday in Martinsville Indiana. Funeral services are in Martinsville today. She was a Baptist. Surviving are brother Clancy Stivers and another brother G W Stivers and two sisters Mrs Orville Myers and Mrs Harold Guy Hasse of Martinsville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy Stivers
High Point
Susie Stivers Stevens
Martinsville
Ind
Stevens
The
Baptist Church
G. W. Stivers
Orville Myers
Harold Guy Hasse
Copper Wall Homes In Germany Demand Painted Free
An ad notes sheet copper houses in Germany with walls that never need painting and fabric yards for the full ensemble. It requests readers to mail fifteen cents in coins or stamps, include name and address, style number and size, and send orders to The High Point Enterprise pattern office in New York.
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Germany
High Point Enterprise
18Th St
New York
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Nadine Ile
United Market
North Main Street
Carter
Carters
Associated Press
OSSIP
Marian Martin Jacket
Dr. Dyer
Rousseau
Susie Stevens
Indiana
Plarilee
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