Hollywood Tough Guys Rise From Streets to Stardom
The article profiles actors including John Garfield, Errol Flynn, Paul Moni, Wayne Morris, George Brent, George Raft, and Jimmy Cagney. It recalls gritty young origins in New York, poverty, reform schools, and early escapes into stage and film, highlighting their paths to movie stardom and rough beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garfield
Max
New York
Angelo Patri
Errol Flynn
New Guinea
Australia
Equator
South Seas
Flynn
Papa Weisenfreund
Paul Moni
Wayne Morris
Northwest
Pasadena Community Players
George Brent
Ireland
University of Dublin
Michael Collins
Collins
Brent
Manhattan
George Raft
Jimmy Cagney
Kidney danger signals test for kidney disorders
Warning of functional kidney disorders is described with emphasis on nighttime urination, frequent or scanty flow, burning and leg or back pains. It promotes a four day test using a diuretic to aid kidneys and asks readers to obtain a Bukets test box from local druggists Briant's Drug Store and John S. Gibson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Emmerle
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Washington relatives visit and local births noted
Reading through a crowded social page, Washington relatives visit from Sous And and Hope area. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baber announce the birth of an eight and a half pound boy in Hot Springs with mother Hazel Parsons formerly of Washington. Several local families host, visit, or host relatives while church and school events appear, and film star anecdotes close the column with notes on stage careers and show business history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Bogart
Wiliam
Brady
Nein Cagney
Raft
Claude Rains
All Hollywood
W. C. Fields
Claude Dunkenfield
Mrs R S Doc Serial Story Headlines and Dam Woes
Excerpts from a serial tale show Emily confronting marriage strain as Alan ignores a job offer. Eric consoles her amid a river dam emergency, while Erle Kane faces personal longing and professional pressures during a severe weather period and flood threat.
Raising a Family Fraught with Quiet Corrections
The story centers on Jane Jones and her mother Mrs. Jones as they navigate gentle corrections of Anna in the kitchen. Mrs. Jones avoids correcting in front of others and plans private guidance to spare nerves, while Anna shows eagerness to learn but fear of trying new recipes. The focus shifts to Jane's growth and sensitivity to mistakes and motherly guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Mrs. Jones
Jane
Mr. Jones
Local Social and Club Notes from Washington
Mrs Lee Holt and Mrs Sallie Holt visited Texarkana last week while Webster Turner of Chicago stayed with his mother Mrs Anna Turner. Washington Home Demonstration Club meets March 22 at 2 3 o clock at Mrs Lee Hult home. Baptist WMS met with five members. Royal Service program planned at Mrs T G Haynes home. influenza cases easing with most recovered. Methodist Womans Missionary Society met at Mrs Q P Beck home with seven members. study topic Expanding Horizons in the Local Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Holt
Sallie K. Holt
Pink Horton
Texarkana
Webster Turner
Chicago
Anna Turner
I. L. Pilkinton
Hope
Washington
Washington Home Demonstration Club
Lee Hult
Baptist Wms
John Card
Jesus Is
Fragmented family conversation described in distressing terms
A caller reports a tense family exchange between Mrs Evans and her daughter Jane. The dialogue centers on a confidential matter, with Jane anxious about revealing details and struggling with corrections and timing as she tries to speak clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Chate Sumner
Eric
When You Waited A Day To Speak To Anne
A fragment discusses reacting to a child’s correction and the value of delaying guidance. Mrs. Jones contemplates whether delaying a suggestion, when a child is nervous, can yield better results. The narrator notes that waiting for instants of calm may improve outcomes and warns against immediate punishment.
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Anne
Mrs. Jones
Pionsigignee
Fragmentary Psychic Dialogue from 1939 NEA Service
Incomplete excerpt shows tense chatter about a person named Uma and a mental shift. Excerpt mentions anxious attempts to save face and a later hopeful talk suggesting a more receptive stance after a so called psychotic moment. Copyright 1939 NEA Service Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsiychos
NEA Service, Inc
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Aul Harrison
Hollywood
Bulb
Wamers
Svete
Velour
Hope Hardware
Will Parsons
Sous
Watler Baber
Hot Springs
Baber
Hazel Parsons
Howte
Dahrs. John
James
Martha
Presbyterian Auxilary
J. A. Wilson
Sallie Ki Hatt
Nancy Clark
Arandelphia
Pine Bluff
Kathryn Holt
Texarkana High School
Rodessa
F. M. Williams
American Gas Association
Magic Chef
Universal Detroit
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tom Horner
Gopvalgu Tn
Yeaterdays
Erle
Vinitly
Apaely
Atti
AX Alan
St. Laue
de. Pederson
Alan
Erie
Farrell
Sepy Ric
Dr. Farrell
Amy Eric
Sumner
Baker
Ivil
Emily Warren
Erle Kane
Emily Warrent
Jane Jones
Yukon
Staley
Chile
Austin Franks
Hope Feed Company
East Third Street
Prisco Depot
May and Whitten
Southwest Arkansas Farmers
Duffie Hardware Company
Fair Mermaid
Zorima
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Bay
Brad
Craig's
Western Auto Asso
Store South Main
Ward & Son
Ladies New Wash
Ali
NEW Shades Fabrics
Talbot
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