Sheila in Career Romance and Broadway Yearning
Sheila Shayne, a dancer, is discharged from a new play as Marion Randolph grows jealous. She finds work in a musical tour, rejects Dick Stanley’s marriage proposal, and later, in a midwestern city, chases Jerry Wyman and a renewed connection. She endures a tense telephone reunion and hopes for love amid theater ambitions.
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Sheila Shayne
Marion Randolph
Sheila
Dick Stanley
Broadway
Jerry Wyman
Sheila Shayne Delights Matinee Crowd At Theater
Miss Shayne’s voice draws attention as she sings a love song during a matinee. Sheila lingers in dressing room fearing Jerry’s stage door arrival or disappointment if he doesn’t appear. John the stage doorman compliments her performance as she leaves with Fifth Avenue style.
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Jerry
Sheila
Jerry Wyman
Raymond Theater
Grandmere
Shayne
Ivre
Fifth Avenue
John
Shaynt
Spencer
Sheila Shayne
Jail For Duke Over Unpaid Hotel Bill
The Duke of Manchester, ninth holder of a 200 year old title, is jailed for 42 days after missing court on a judgment summons for an unpaid hotel bill. He is noted as father of Lord Eugene Fernando Montague who sailed on the yacht linked to Walter Vanderwell's murder.
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Duke of Manchester
Eugene Fernando Montague
Walter Vanderwell
Department of Agriculture Pest Control Spending in 1924
In 1924 the Department of Agriculture spent ten million three hundred thousand dollars trying to control insects and diseases affecting plants and animals.
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Department of Agriculture
Women 10 Get High Positions In New Deal
Miami February 9. Two women loom large in Roosevelt administration plans for government service. Frances Perkins of New York is eyed for Secretary of Labor and Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida for minister to Denmark. Both posts would be historic firsts for women. Owen is William Jennings Bryan’s daughter, Perkins is New York Labor Commissioner. The appointments are viewed as certain.
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Miami
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Frances Perkins
New York
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Denmark
Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Miss Perkins
Labor
Roosevelt
Women under serious consideration for new government posts
The article notes about a score of prominent women being considered for federal roles after the upcoming government reorganization. Nellie Tayloe Ross and Mrs. Stanley V. Hodge are mentioned among others as potential civil service commissioners, postmasters, or revenue collectors. James A. Farley promises greater female inclusion and a tentative list of names is offered, though exact positions remain uncertain.
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Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Civil Service Commission
Stanley V. Hodge
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Internal Revenue
James A. Farley
Emily Newell Blair
Missouri
Emma Guffey Miller
Pittsburgh
Caroline M. O'Day
Rye
N. Y
Ethel Childress
Tennessee
Benton McMillin
John C. Greenway
Tucson, Arist
Sam Connor
Bradstown
J. C. Bucchinal
Fairmont
West, Va
Mance Langley
Forest Grove
Oregon
Jean Whittemore
Porto Rico
Camel hair brushes made from Russian squirrel tails
A historical note explains camel hair brushes are composed of hairs from the tails of Russian squirrels.
Capudine Relief For Periodic Pain Headaches
Capudine provides fast dissolving relief for periodic pain including rheumatic or neuralgic headaches. Take as directed to ease discomfort without prolonged stomach upset.
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Land O’ Lakes
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City Shoe Shop
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