O Daniel faces governorship amid Texas politics
A fragmented Midwest style report notes O Daniel's bid for governor amid criticism he is a businessman governor. It highlights his platforms and policies such as pension grants and state expenses, along with cabinet appointments and public reactions in Texas.
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Nea
Texas
University of Texas
Aidattin
Bell
Alegislators
Rita
Bill
Harry Knox
Brownwood
Nots
Service Organization
Truett Smith
West Taxs
O'Daniel
Capitol
Perulviant: General Killed in Revolt
Lima reports Gen Antonio Rodriguez, minister of government and interior, seized the government palace during the absence of President Benavides and was killed. Rodriguez proclaimed himself head of government and issued two manifestos as troops moved to counter the coup, with the city unaware of the palace actions.
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Lima
Fern
Antonio Rodriguez
Benavides
General Rodriguez
Callad
Rimac
Rodrigues
Forte
Rodriguez
Laperla
Ismides
Banavides
Peru
Chicé
Laperii
Palance
Gides
Sergt
Rita Patron
Europe
Miriia
Hiro Patron
Harrison on Captain Fury set in Australia far from fame
Paul Harrison reports from the Captain Fury production in the Australian setting where Hal Roach rents eucalyptus groves and cabins for filming. He notes the crew’s humor and the star Carradine’s unusual homicidal role as a poetly killer, while locals search for gold and the cast contends with a mock prison scene and a makeshift valuation of resources.
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Hollywood
Captain Fury
Australia
Nction
Hal Roach
Cardinals Led by Maglione Vie for Papal Seat in 1930s
A historical survey highlights Luigi Cardinal Maglione and peers as potential papal candidates. It traces Maglione’s diplomacy from Rome’s Pontifical Gregorian to wartime relief in Switzerland, and notes other cardinals including Dole, Dalìa Costa, Pizzardo, Lavitrano, and Vialtran e, detailing their ordinations, titles, and key postings in the Holy See’s diplomatic service and church leadership during the early 20th century.
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Cardinal Magiione
Luigi Cardinal Maylione
Naples
Ponuismel Gregorian University
Secretariat of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
Switzerland
Apostilie Nunice
Paris
Maglione
Premier Brand
France
Holy See
Cardinal Dole
Gibble
Helo Maria
Dole
Constantinople
Benedict XV
Turkey
Prus XI
Kunyanja
Dale
Amath
Dalel
Bucharest
Palestrina
Santy
Maria Maggiore
Mazardo Giuseppe Cardinal
Pizzarido
Bavaria
Pius XI
Nin
Monalumor Piz~toro
Ciro
Pizzardo
Hohn
Italy
Luigi Cardinal Lavitrane
Palermo
Tarcely
Porta d'Ischia
Luigi Lavitlina
Lavitrano
Leoniano
Rome
Leo XIII
Caya and
Sarno
Kile
Saloons and breweries in the United States prior to orahithaln
The article notes 117,790 saloons, 7000 breweries, and 236 distilleries in the United States before orahithaln. It also remarks that the interior of the Great Pyramid at Gizeh is unbearably hot due to poor ventilation despite cooler exterior conditions.
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Lotistiés
United States
Orahithaln
Great Pyramid
Gizeh
Egypt
Take Calotabs to Help Nature Throw off Colds
An old fashioned ad claims Calotabs clears the intestines and aids nature to throw off colds. It suggests taking one or two tablets and notes a diuretic effect that helps eliminate mucus and toxins from the blood. The copy touts economy with a family packet priced at twenty five cents and a typical package ten cents.
Contest to Look Villainous Ends in Draw on Set
On set steak and ell accessories Carradine and Gibson Gowland staged a villain lookoff which ended in a draw. Make-up man Max Asher displayed quick tricks while Australian adviser Frank Baker demonstrated cracking and bullwhip. A horse bolted during filming narrowly avoiding Audra Lindley and others as photographers captured the near miss.
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Steak
Ell
Carradine
Gibson Gowland
Max Asher
Asher
Hollywood
Frank Baker
Victor McLaglen
Jock Roach
Gene Morgan
Roach
Morgan
Captain Fury
Audra Lindley
June Lang
Miss Lindley
Movie Scrapbook Pegs Over Hebrew Comics in Vaudeville
A vintage page highlights a long running vaudeville act named PEG focusing on Hebrew comics in a 25 year span, noting its influence and enduring presence in the entertainment scene. The feature preserves era tone and emphasizes the performer’s linguistic humor.
Orchid perfume myth spread in planetary rumor
A quirky note claims Uranus produced many fake substitutes for orchid fragrance, arguing it has six moons and that making pure scent is costly. The text mixes science and rumor, suggesting the planet lacks stable, pure supplies and mentions its four moons as a counterpoint.
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Uranus
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Ay State Tabor
Exans
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Qworth Carr
W. Lee O'Daniel
Roy
Anderson & Co
Hope
Perulviant
Paul Harrison
Margaret Rosch
Dresk
Roath
Ratte
A E
Cortina Rogglini
Holy Roman Church
Boggioni
Porto
Banu Rustiia
Chlord
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Wen
Genoa
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Adda
Fier
Edessa
Pius X
Pope Bendollet XV
Chanceellor
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Florence
College of Garediials
Villaver Ia
Hite
Vicenza
Cardina Carla Costa
Schio
Royal University of Padua
Carla Costin
Padua
Said
Pon Pius XI
Jeter
Cardinal Lagilrano
Cardin
Dalla Costa
City Meat Market
Maxie Tishng
Is Gardens
Bill Porter
Wil George Scarbo Mugh
Herbert
Sle
Yulee
Seotchman
Murray Roth
New York
Hot Springs, Ark
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Belvedere
Belvedere Club
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Telephones
Mage
Arkansas
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Galea Golg
Sao Arvostice
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