Hollywood gossip on film fashions and star faces
NEA writer Dan Thomas reports on Carl Laemmle deeming the future film star must be natural and feminine, citing Mabel Marden as an example. Frank Borzage searches for young screen lovers, and anecdotes cover Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, a Japanese naval officer autograph, and Lionel Barrymore teasing directors about appetite.
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Frank Borzage
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Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Grumman to Speak at Chapel Hill Address
R M Grumman UNC extension division director leaves for Bloomington Indiana to address the national university extension division where he serves on the executive committee.
Hand Safety First in Ohio Championship Bridge Lesson
In a Cleveland Ohio state championship hand, South and West pass while North holds four high card tricks. The text explains opening with one club, potential over one responses, and negative double by East, leading to a constructive two clubs by South and then two spades by North to show the spade suit.
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North
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South
Four Spades Bid Wins After Safety of the Hand Shield
The partnership proves a four spade fit after East-showing three hearts and South signaling four spades. North deduces partner has four spades and club support, enabling a confident four spades contract. If doubled, five clubs could be possible. no double occurs and four spades becomes a laydown as the players establish safety before pursuing game.
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SUE STORY CREW PDOSES TO ENGLAND AFTER EXPEDITION
Arnold Page recalls diving to rescue Nancy as their canoe capsized in Africa. With his wooden leg snagged he could not free himself while Nancy disappeared in foaming water. They decide to return to England and seek passage by river to the ocean port, hoping for a peaceful life in London after years abroad.
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Wanderers plan a new home abroad and keep ties
Margery Hale portrays Nancy and Sue choosing a life abroad with plans to settle, visit America, and travel to Paris. Sue fears loss as Nancy moves toward being English, while Jack reassures safety and devotion as Sue conceals how much he means to her.
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Monnie O Dares Trip Sparks Romance En Route
Monica O Dares mood shifts as she journeys to Europe with Miss Anstice. Dan Cardigan remains on her mind while Kay plots future glory in Belvedere. In New York a mysterious gentleman offers safe passage to the Splendobilt as Monnie contemplates love and leaving home.
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Charles
Denny Street
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Silent cliff edge warning from a tense exchange
A fragment shows Jack telling Sue a danger warning about a sudden boat plunge and probing her dark blue eyes as the moment grows tense. The dialogue hints at fear trust and a pivot toward a serious conversation.
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Sue
Cotton cloth sales stay ahead of mill production in New York
New York buyers continued to purchase cotton cloth last week at a rate exceeding mill production. The New York Cotton Exchange service reported activity at its highest pace in several years.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
White ant by tropical regions yields 86000 eyes daily
In tropical habitats the white ant during hatching season is reported to produce more than 86,000 eyes each day, highlighting remarkable colony activity and ocular development in this period.
Carbon Mountain Ignites Forest Fire Near Durango Colorado
Carbon mountain in Colorado’s Durango area exploded and belched flames and gas. A forest on private land caught fire as avalanches and falling dirt accompanied the eruption. Geologists suspect a coal bed under the peak fuels the blaze and may cause further crumbling.
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Colo
Carbon Mountain
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Big Black Mountain
War Mothers Convene 14th NC State Meet in Concord
War mothers from across North Carolina gathered in Concord for the 14th annual state convention. Early events included preliminary conferences registration and an executive board session before a business meeting. A banquet was planned for tonight and reports from committees plus officer elections were on the horizon for Wednesday.
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Concord
North Carolina
Plans for Bethlehem group to select Charlotte brewery site
Plans continued today to pick a site for a brewery possibly in Charlotte by F. G. King of Bethlehem Pennsylvania and a group of associates.
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F. G. King
Bethlehem
Youth Drowns at Johns River Near Morganton
Erwin Smith aged 17 drowned while swimming with friends during a picnic near Morganton. The incident occurred in Johns River as bystanders attempted to rescue him. Authorities investigated the drowning as a tragic accident.
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Erwin Smith
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