Gladys George Cast in Heavy Role for New Film
Hollywood gossip notes Gladys George, famed for Personal Appearance and stage work, cast as a tear jerker in a new Paramount film after 85 weeks on Broadway. The article highlights her career shift from comedienne to serious drama and her clash with director Wesley Ruggles on set.
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Why Mothers Recommend Cardus to Their Daughters
The passage argues that many mothers recommend Cardus noting their own benefits. It claims Cardus helps women with malnutrition and eases monthly discomfort. It notes thousands testify Cardui helped them and advises consulting a physician if it does not help.
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Cardui
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Pseudo Officer Is Under Arrest in North Carolina Impersonation Case
Charleston wire report says Department of Justice agent D. E. Wells returned Frank R. Bradie of Charleston to Greensboro to face trial on charges of impersonating a federal officer. Bradie allegedly represented himself as a Justice Department agent and took part in raids around Greensboro.
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Frank R. Bradie
Greensboro
N. C
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Bradie
Anthrax Confirmed After Cow Deaths North of City
The city laboratory diagnosed anthrax as the cause of two cow deaths at the Hiatt farm four miles north of the city. State health authorities confirmed the diagnosis. All animals on the premises were vaccinated and the site fenced. The city health department declares no danger of further spread, with state and federal observers monitoring the situation.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include P Waner of the Pirates batting .369 and Medwick of the Cardinals with 200 hits and 127 RBIs. Ott leads in home runs with 30, while J Martin of the Cardinals tops runs with 112 and 21 stolen bases. American League leaders list Averill of the Indians with .376 and 210 hits, Gehrig with 45 homers and 138 RBIs, DiMaggio with 15 triples, and Wadley 13-4 pitching. Quill pens noted as still used for decorative and signing purposes.
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Gehringer
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Gehrig
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Trosky
Two Are Killed In Auto Crash Near Wilmington
An automobile crash at Malpass Corner on route 421 north of Wilmington in Pender county killed two men yesterday. Authorities did not release names, and the investigation is ongoing.
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Wilmington
Malpass Corner
Pender County
Yester
Marjorie Mansfield on Values Beyond Money
Marjorie Mansfield argues that true worth comes from time and character, not wage or wealth. The piece contrasts dollar value with personal values, urging readers to consider patience, integrity, and long-term impact in defining success.
Young couple faces failed marriage after hasty wedlock
A 20 year old man and his 18 year old wife, overwhelmed by debt and family disapproval, discuss a failing marriage. He notes heavy work, her discontent with a poorer life, and the belief that separation may be best. The writer urges patience and planning for separate futures with time to gain perspective.
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Harry Browe
Detroit
Charles
Edward
Harry
Letter on hasty marriages and wary guidance
The reader laments quick engagements by youth seeking marriage, wishing for more caution and steadiness before solemn vows. The tone urges prudent choice and thoughtful preparation in forming lifelong unions.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Receives Enterprise File
Readers are instructed to address all questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield, in care of The Enterprise, with assurances of prompt responses. The notice specifies the host publication as the forwarding channel for inquiries.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Two deaths reported as head injuries and unknown cause
The dead include C. P. Todd Croom of Currie who died at a city hospital at eleven. Ben Davis a Wilmington Negro died before reaching the hospital. The article notes a remarkable 656 items found in crow stomachs and mentions German factory drills and physical culture lessons.
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C. P. (Todd) Croom
Currie
Ben Davis
Wilmington
Whitman to Campaign for Roosevelt in New York
Mrs. Charles S. Whitman wife of the former New York governor prepared to campaign for President Roosevelt in New York. The group discussed the advisability of exploring a French proposal for talks among representatives of great powers on economic world rehabilitation.
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Charles S. Whitman
New York
Roosevelt
Mittee
Ponder Plan Geneva Economic Com Says League Meetings
The League of Nations economic committee convenes in Geneva as discussions begin on postwar recovery and international trade policies. Delegates assess global inflation, exchange controls, and the potential for coordinated economic action.
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Geneva
League of Nations Economic
United States Leads As Leather Producer Worldwide
The United States emerges as a leading leather producer in a global context with high output and extensive tanning and finishing industries supporting domestic and export markets.
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