Fragmented humorous blurb collection with rumors and quips
A miscellaneous era column features satirical lines on daily life politics and fashion. It comments on inflation oil reserves drinking habits hypocrisy and social norms with quick witticisms and names like Peggy Joyce and Thomas Campbell appearing in a collage of jokes and aphorisms.
Power Case Decision and Greensboro School Needs
The Greensboro Daily News notes the court ruling that supported the public’s rejection of granting Southern Power a retail franchise, citing competition as artificial and praising public sentiment. It also urges bond funding for heating and modernization of several city schools, highlighting Elm Street and Emma Blair schools and calling for improvements and a north end school, with a push to register and vote on June 5.
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Citizens of
Greensboro
Southern Power Company
North Carolina Public Service Company
Circuit Court
Federal
Supreme Court
Public Service
Whitted
Elm Street
Russia
Main Street
Emma Blair
Blair
Fourth Ward
Grimes Street
Adam
Fairview Colored School
Davis
Canaan
North End
Dickerson
C. Dunbar
Board of Education
Innovation by novelty drives attention and success
The piece argues that audiences crave the unusual and will pay to see something new. It cites bloodhounds flown to catch criminals and the Eskimo Pie as examples of old ideas presented in a new way, urging readers to stir imagination and apply fresh approaches to work and sales for greater attention and efficiency.
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Lone Star
Saint. Christian
Lone Village
Nelson
Barnum
Voice of the People highlights city school needs
Editor describes visits to six graded city schools noting the new colored school on Leonard Street surpasses similar buildings in value and quality. He emphasizes pride in educators and hints at sorrow over ongoing challenges facing the system.
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Leonard Street
Common Sense Ways To Health
Advice on avoiding fatigue as a major sickness cause. Explains that exhaustion lowers disease resistance, stresses proper energy from food, rest as muscle repair, effects of tight clothing on arteries, and the role of rest and steady work in removing poisons and renewing energy.
Coney Island Thrill Moment in Futuristic Bathing Suit
New York May 10 A Greenwich Village sculptress Charly Le Blanc designs a futuristic three piece bathing suit for Shirley Lewis of the village cartoonists. On the beach Shirley feints at the ocean. a wave soaks her boat and reveals the suit’s improvised four piece form as photographers snap away.
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New York
Charlotte le Blanc
Greenwich Village
Shirley Lewis
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Charly
Shirley
Charik
Agtfe Drewa Taoink
Sculptresa
East Broadway
Imene Dent
Jury Sees Woman Injuries From Fox Terrier Bite
In Philadelphia Judge Audenried presided as Bertha Scheible sued Emma Bergdoll over a dog attack. An all male jury averted eyes as a female juror confronted the plaintiff briefly. Verdict favored Scheible with a potential settlement of fifty dollars.
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Philadelphia
Gme
Jane Brown
Audenried
Miss. Brown
Miss Brown
Bertha KE. Scheible
Emma C. Bergdoll
Campaign to Rid Cleveland of Rats by Poison Plan
Boston May 11 1930s campaign aims to rid Cleveland of rats by poison rather than music. Nicknamed Modern Pied Piper of Hamelin he claims 15 million rats in Cleveland and seeks citywide elimination with government approval from the agriculture department.
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Cleveland
Boston
Mass
Hamelin
Nicholas
Alabama
Department of Agriculture
Fool's Paradise Promises Broadway Spectacle
Cecil B. De Mille presents Fool's Paradise at the Broadway Monday and Tuesday. The Paramount romance adapts Leonard Merrick with Beulah Dix and Lada Cowan, featuring Dorothy Dalton Mildred Harris Conrad Nagel Theodore Kosloff John Davidson and Julia Faye in a globe trotting tale of intense heart appeal.
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Broadway
Cecil B. de Mille
Paramount
Mr. de Mille
Anatol
Silent Intrigues and Forbidden Affairs At The Ritz
A social whirl at a Ritz luncheon reveals entangled liaisons including Lucinda Cruce, Bellamy, and former lovers. Amelie Severn hints at divorce while Bellamy resists, amid overheard accusations and the resurfacing Chicago memory involving Fanny Lontaine and Nelly Guest. Romance and scandal simmer as characters confront past loves and present temptations.
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Luineheon
Ritz-Carlton
Lucinda Cruce
Fanny Lontaine
Fanny
Nelly Guest
Ellen Field
Chicago
Nelly
Why Hello Linda and the Prohibition Dinner
Lucinda battles disillusion at a London dinner with friends including her unfaithful husband Bel. She notices Richard Daubeney and overhears Bel’s betrayal as Fanny’s drama over prohibition fuels her sorrow. Fifteen thousand people died in U.S. fires last year.
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Lucinda Cruce
Fifth Avenue
Bellamy
Druces
Richard Daubeney
Lucinda
Amelie Severn
Amelie
Clique Club
Bel
Europe
Jean Sadley
Fanny
London
Dobbin
Pennin
Brel
Indy
Harry Lontaine
Chicago
Jin the Grill
Eage
States
Los Angeles
England
America
Lontaine
Ever Lucinda
Linda
United States
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