Hollywood GOSSIP on tricks behind film magic
Hollywood insiders discuss how studios use rear projection and studio setups to create convincing scenes such as ships storms and Paris street views. The piece highlights the illusion of geography and the staged Philadelphia Dempsey Tunney fight reenactment with rain effects and crowd atmosphere.
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Mary
Myrna Loy
Warner Baxter
Philadelphia
New York
Charlies Lindbergh
Notice of Re Sale of Real Estate in Guilford County
Foreclosure and re sale notices for properties in Guilford County North Carolina. Details include two tracts described by metes bounds in High Point and Greensboro with sale set for July 23 1936 and August 8 1936. Special Master Silas B Casey and Trustee J Allen Austin oversee the proceedings with deposits and court confirmations noted.
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Silas B. Casey
Treating eczema itching and burning with Resinol products
Advice for eczema relief suggests avoiding soap and using warm water on affected areas. Doctors favor ointments that penetrate the skin, highlighting Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as soothing options. A free sample offer is mentioned from Baltimore, Maryland.
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Dept. 1
Baltimore
Administratrix Notice for Estate of W A Clodfelter
Maude Clodfelter administratrix of W A Clodfelter's estate seeks all claimants submit by July 1 1937 or bar their recovery. Creditors must settle accounts with attorney Co N Cox. Notice dated June 30 1916.
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Maude Clodfelter
Notice of Service of Summons by Publication in High Point NC
In Guilford County North Carolina Irene McAnaney sues Bart McAnaney for absolute divorce after two years separation. Bart McAnaney must appear at the High Point Municipal Court Clerk's office by August 1 1936 to answer or demur. Court date set by Irvin B Ingram Clerk. Attorney H Smith retained.
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City of
High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
Irene McAnaney
Bart McAnaney
Towit
Irvin
Ingram
H. Smith
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point 1936
Public sale of land in High Point Guilford County North Carolina following a deed of trust dated July 23 1929 to W A J Idol Trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Sale Friday July 17 1936 at 11 30 AM in front of the Municipal Building to highest cash bidder. Address details include West Green Street Cox Street and Qurley with bounds given. Also second notice of sale of real estate August 3 1936 at noon at City Hall High Point by J W Bame Nettie Bame mortgagees. property on Gray Taylor Wald Streets described as part of a tract conveyed by J F Hoffman. Both notices subject to unpaid taxes and liens.
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J. D. Biggs
Commercial National
High Point
N. C
Firstbyterian Church of
N. Et al
District of North Carolina
Silas B. Casey
County of
Guilford
State of Carolina
North Caroounty
City of
Point
Green
D. R. Parker
Parker
Wrenn
Wrenn Street
North Carolina
Mty
A. Oakes
Mamie
Oakes
the of Deeds
Guilford County Carolina
Metropolitan Life Purance Company
J. Allen
High County
State Carolina
Ennis Street
H. U. Oakes
J. Allen Austin
Allen Austin
Frank Gurley
Lillian H. Gurley
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point Township
Green Street
Said Street
Cox Street
Qurley
Bee
A. J. Idol
Thos, W. Sprinkle
J. H. Carter
Claire Carter
J. W. Bame
Nettle Bame
Office of the Register of Deeds
Gray Street
Taylor Street
Eo Stake
Gray &T
J. F. Hoffman
Office of Register of Deeds
Wite
Nettie Bame
Bilas B. Casey
Dear Miss Mansfield advises moving toward a home
In a personal advice column, a 46 year old man asks whether to leave his wife and rent a furnished place to gain a home or continue as a paying guest. The adviser urges a planned effort to secure a home, suggests renting now as practical, and notes furniture can be bought later if reconciled to duties.
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Miss Mansfield
Nished Place
Domestic tensions push for independent home choice
Advice urges decisive action in marriage dynamics urging husband to avoid reliance on in law's roof and to consider a home of their own regardless of wife’s initial hesitations. Emphasizes balanced authority without becoming tyrannical.
Unsettled Advice Sparks Tense Domestic Challenge
A tense personal note describes urging a spouse to leave, with emphasis on decisive action and the prospect of success or failure. The speaker promises satisfaction from trying, highlighting a coercive approach to domestic relocation. The passage centers on control and the potential outcomes of the attempt.
Driver Blamed In Fatal Bus Wreck
Chester.NC July 15. A coroner's jury blamed Greyhound driver L. L. Wilson of Winston-Salem for the July 3 bus wreck that killed Mrs. Lillie Wilson of Columbia. The verdict said the crash resulted from the driver's negligence and failure to exercise proper caution on a rainy night.
State GOP Passes Up Negro Votes in North Carolina
Enterprise reports from Raleigh on July 15 noting the North Carolina Republican Party plans no effort to win the many Negro voters for state or national tickets. Gov. candidate Gilliam Grissom angered Black leaders by saying Negroes vote Democratic as safety, and the party chair Meekins shows indifference. Negro leaders accuse Grissom of courting lily-white sentiment while both he and Governor Lan don are expected to receive little support from Negro voters.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Guilford County
Enterprise Bureau
Raleigh
North Carolina
Gilliam Grissom
William C. Meekins
Republican Executive Committee
Meekins
Isaac M. Meekins
Elizabeth City
Senate
Washington
Cleveland
Lily White
Mr. Grissom
Landon
Leap Year Riddle and Wanting You for Company
A playful verse seeks companionship and shared comforts for a Leap Year, listing imagined comforts like a house, fireplace, kettle, hollyhocks, and yellow tea cups. The narrator wonders if these things matter without the beloved presence to enjoy them together.
N C Leading In Safety Program
Dr Herbert J Stack head of the Education Division of the National Bureau of Casualty and Safety Underwriters praised North Carolina for its highway safety program as ahead of the south. He urged four steps over two years: statewide police radio, regular auto inspections, driver training in high schools, and a statewide safety coalition of education enforcement and engineering groups.
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Raleigh
Herbert J. Stack
National Bureau of Casualty and Safety Underwriters
North Carolina
Stack
Alabama
Tennessee
Bicycle Crash in Salisbury Leaves Two Hurt
Salisbury on July 15 reported two bicycles colliding head on on a curve. William Latimore was taken to a hospital for superficial injuries while Isaac Kirk received first aid for minor hurts.
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Salisbury
William Latimore
Isaac Kirk
New hospital to open in Salisbury this July
Salisbury officials said Rowan's Memorial Hospital will open to patients July 20. The announcement notes the facility will serve the county with modern wards and expanded medical services.
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Salisbury
Rowan's New Memorial Hospital
Editors Support Primary Change in North Carolina
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh July 15 The piece argues for moving state primary dates from Saturday to Tuesday with shorter voting hours to curb fraud and improve coverage. Editors generally back the plan, believing newspapers will adapt and citizen oversight at polls will improve amid lobbying and public debate.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
General Assembly
Lalse
Raleigh Times
Waynesville
North Carolina Press Association
Great Pyramid Block Counts and Weights
The Great Pyramid of Cheops uses about 2,300,000 stone blocks. Each block is roughly three feet high and weighs an average of 212 tons.
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Cheops
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