Sheila Shayne Tours Nearby Factory Town for a Spring Outing
Sheila Shayne, the show dancer, escapes to a nearby factory town during a week of theater engagement. She wanders a lane by a brook to view uniform company houses, a lunchroom, and a ball field, then notices a young man resting nearby.
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Eco
Sheila
Spencer
Beac
Heigh Company
Sheila Soor
McKee
Mian McKee
Sheila Shayne
Capitol
Jappy
Fletcher
America
Gheila
New York
Brie
Mes
Hidden Baseball Ball and Mysterious Stranger Encounter
Sheila observes a sunlit baseball game when a factory worker in overalls sits nearby. A ball lands near her, a young man retrieves it and flirts, praising her dancing as they exchange playful remarks before the scene ends with a tease for next installment.
Hull Democrat of the Old School
The article profiles a longtime Tennessee Democrat known as the “old school” figure. It notes a career from 1907 through 1921 in the House, service in the Senate, authorship of the 1913 income tax and 1916 tax acts, estate tax work, and chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee from 1921. It mentions his 1928 run as Tennessee's favorite son candidate and his lifelong party service.
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Corden Hull
Tennessee
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Democ National Committee
Notice of School Election on March 7 1935
Notice from Hempstead County School Board Arkansas announcing annual school election for Tuesday March 7 1935. Voters elect county board members and two members per district board, decide school tax and other questions per law. Election held at districts polling places per board order. E. E. Austin secretary. January February 6.
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Regf
County Board of Education
Hempstead County
Arkansas
E. E. Austin
Cardus Aids Ruth Hill in Charleton Virginia
Periodic dull back ache dizziness and weakness plagued Ruth Hill of Charleton W Va. After using Cardus she reports clear relief and better energy, noting her womanly pains stem from run down condition and Cardus helped.
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Ruth Hill
Charleston
W. Va
Cardus
Woma
Mississippi Launches $4.32 Million Road Program
Mississippi's highway department begins a heavy construction plan funded with 4.32 million dollars of federal aid. The state may start a 10 million dollar expansion if it sells five million in authorized bonds. Most work already underway should finish in the first half of the year, with bond sales and federal matching aid able to trigger a new program without delay.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
State Highway Department
Happy Kitchen Cooking School
Happy Kitchen
Australian Children Must Help Parents
Canberra reports a proposed federal law requiring well to do children to reimburse the state for pensions aiding aged and invalid dependents. Old-age and invalid pensions cost Australia about $58.5 million yearly, with NSW also planning similar action on widows' pensions costing about $3 million annually.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
New South Wales
How To Avoid The Onion Weeps
Washington report says to prevent onion eye tearing use running water during processing or wear protective glasses as advised by the U S department of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Salt and water cure for digestion advert claims
An advertisement from John S. Gibson Drug Company promotes drinking water with a pinch of salt to relieve gas and bloating. It also suggests taking a spoon of Adilerika to wash out the stomach and bowels, claiming to rid the body of gas.
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John S. Gibson Drug Company
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Shayne
Randolph
Aeaeleus
Sheila J
Aek
Dick Stan
Marrieze
Jim
F. Peatnee
Abe
Misa
Pally Craic Abbott
Abbott
Meries
Marie
Marion
Sclia
Abein
Read Company
Ric
Appy
Hw.corley
NEA Service, Inc
Hull Democrat
The
Old School
Associated Press
Cooking
Mrs
Kate Stafford
Hope Furniture Company
Hope Star Free Cooking School
Kate
Stafford
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