Young Nowheres at the Broadhurst opens in Pasadena shoot
Richard Barthelmess stars in Young Nowheres a First National and Vitaphone sound film shot partly in Busch Gardens Pasadena and featuring Marion Nixon opposite Barthelmess. Directors Frank Lloyd Bert Roach and Anders Randolf headline the cast in a dialogue heavy screen love story based on I A R Wylie.
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New York
Central Park
Pasadena
California
Young Nowheres
First National
Vitaphone
Richard Barthelmess
Broadhurst Theater
Busch Gardens
Playground
Barthelmess
Frank Lloyd
Marion Nixon
I. A. R. Wylie
Attacked Girls Pictures Break Box Office Records
The film lineup includes Weary River and Drag as part of a string of box-office milestones, with sustained audience turnout and strong theater attendance across venues.
Leaking Transformer Wrecks Radio Sets
In Asheboro on January 31 a leaking transformer caused static on local radios. The fault interrupted broadcasts from a new station until repairs were made and listeners could hear clearly again.
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Asheboro
Asheboro Radio
New Notaries Commissioned Across North Carolina
New notaries public commissioned today include Ernest L. Barton of Charlotte Miss Sadie Dickens of Goldsboro Miss Selena Felton of Raleigh Thos C Harrell of Oteen Mrs Elizabeth Jordan of Charlotte Francis Pleasants of Aberdeen C R Revelle of Conway W Dee Taylor of Rocky Mount J L Williams of Kenansville and Miss Mary Frances Willis of Asheville.
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Raleigh
Jan
Ernest L. Barton
Charlotte
Sadie Dickens
Goldsboro
Selena Felton
Thos. C. Harrell
Oteen
Elizabeth Jordan
Francis Pleasants
Aberdeen
C. R. Revelle
Conway
W. Dee Taylor
Rocky Mount
J. L. Williams
Kenansville
Mary Frances Willis
Asheville
Hoover Brandy alias in Lexington tied to bay rum
Lexington police say Hoover brandy is a misnamed bay rum sold cheaply for 25 cents a 16 ounce bottle. Officers allege heavy sales at a large chain store and that drinkers plan to misuse it. Chief Talbert warns warrants for Hoover brandy drunkenness will be issued.
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Lexington
Hoover
KR. B. ‘Talbert
Flashes Of Life Across Cities And Marriages
Reports from New York Los Angeles London and Brockton reveal divorces engagements and curious social headlines. Lloyd Kuh claims separation belief spurs yearly months apart while Hal Leseu cites wife’s Hollywoodization for separate apartments. Mary Garden cousin Edna Louise and Dudley Field Malone tie Paris drama study to marriage. Sir Philip Sassoon inherits 750000. Gwen Taylor resurfaces in matrimony after parachute stunts with Jimmy Ardell. Primo Camera’s matchless ring shoes headline Brockton.
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New York
Lloyd HU Kuh
Fannie Hurst
Mary Garden
Esther Johnson
Mary
Edna Louise
Paris
Edna
Dudley Field Malone
Gwen Taylor
Jimmy Ardell
James Davis
Betty Grace Tucker
Gwen
Forsyth Pellagra Death Rate Rises Sharply 1923 1928
Forsyth county death rate from pellagra climbed from 4.5 per 166000 in 1923 to 28.9 per 100000 in 1928 according to county health data. The state rate in 1928 stood at 29.2 per 100000. Meanwhile deaths from typhoid fever tuberculosis and diphtheria declined. The Alaska railroad Chatanika branch operates all winter after previous suspension during storms.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Dry Law Author Remains Proud Of His Work
Congress records show Senator Morris Sheppard defending the Eighteenth Amendment as impregnable ten years after it became law. He is pictured holding the original bill with reporters noting his status as its proud author.
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Morris Sheppard
World Tobacco and Transport Notes From Across Borders
U S tobacco shipments to Japan reach 8.23 million pounds for 1929, valuing 3.46 million dollars and 81 percent of total imports. Argentina begins silk full fashioned hosiery production in 1929. A Paris London flight sets a 95 minute record at 141 mph, carrying 20 passengers. UK lumber import buyers form a company to purchase Russian softwood for 1930. London to South Africa air service may start late 1930. Swiss telephone use rises while telegraph declines. Rayon deemed unsuitable for paper making by the Bureau of Standards. U S merchandise exports in 1929 total 5.248 billion dollars, up from 1928. Rothschild expedition plans use of a five passenger airplane from Alexandria to Nairobi. Chinese tobacco market shows trend toward normal conditions with potential steady operations in coming months.
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U. S
Japan
United States
Department of Commerce
Argentina
Ballagh
Buenos Aires
Paris
London
Schuette
Russia
United Kingdom
Acing
Renshaw
South Africa
Imperial Airways, Limited
Lawson
Johannesburg
Switzerland
Haskell
Zurich
Bureau of Standards
Baron Louis de Rothschild
East Africa
Alexandria
Nairobi
Williams
Shanghai
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Teddy Bear Girls
Tom
Tyler
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Broadhurit
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Bay
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Hal Leseu
Sir Philip Sassoon
Air
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Mass
Forsyth
Chataanika
Alaska Railroad
Lindy
NEA
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Point Loma
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Calif
Lone Eagle
Hawley Bowlus
World News
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Otis Harlan
Dane
Pat Rooney
Family
Rexall
Home Owned
Coty
Lydia E. Pinkham
Keniol Onjola
Lucky Tiger
Jergen
Norwich
Woodbury’s Cold Cream
Mann’s
Mistel
B.C
Dowdy
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Vick
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