Too Hot to Handle at Rex Theatre With Gable and Loy
Clark Gable and Myrna Loy headline a drama at the Rex Theatre over Sunday and Monday. The action follows a newsreel cameraman and an aviatrix amid globe trotting thrills including a bomb scene in China and a mercy flight that crashes, with vivid photography and a strong supporting cast.
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Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Rex Theatre
Gable
China
Miss Toy
New Guiana
Miss Loy
Jack Conway
Oxford
Walter Pidgeon
Walter Connolly
Leo Carrillo
Johnny Hines
Virginia Weidler
Bert Ross Clarke
Henry Kolker
Willie Fung
Patsy O’connor
New York
Dutch Guiana
Santal Sect Swears on Tiger Skin Oath
Members of the Santal sect in India take oaths on a tiger skin believing a tiger will eat them if they lie. The ritual centers on solemn vows and supernatural retribution tied to the animal.
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India
Mortality Gap Between Singles And Married Men In New York
New York state statistics from years past show single men have a markedly higher death rate than married men across all ages. The finding highlights health and social factors influencing longevity for widowers bachelors and married men.
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New York State
Red Cross Tackles Home and Farm Accident Crisis
Jimmy Gammill of the South Sea county Red Cross Accident Prevention Committee urges nationwide action to reduce home and farm fatalities. He cites 37,000 annual deaths and notes school checklists aim to train children with parents to identify hazards and remove risks.
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Jimmy Gammill
South Sea County
Red Cross
Gammill
Mr. Gammill
Lee Starts First Journalism Classes in United States
General Robert E. Lee began what is described as the first journalism classes in the United States, marking a pioneering moment in American education. The initiative set a precedent for journalism pedagogy and curriculum development across subsequent institutions.
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Robert E. Lee
Journalism
United States
Li Powidest regarded as greatest Chinese poet
Li Po born in 701 A D is widely regarded by critics as the greatest Chinese poet.
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Li Po
Hyena’s Jaws Could Crush Hard Bones
A zoological note states that hyenas possess exceptionally strong jaws capable of crushing hard bones, enabling efficient scavenging and bone-eating behavior observed in the wild.
Livingstone’s China Aim and Illiteracy in Large Nations
The note mentions David Livingstone as desiring to go to China and being signed to Afric. It asserts that India and Egypt have the highest illiteracy rates among large countries.
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David Livingstone
China
Afric
India
Egypt
Linseed Oil as Principal Ingredient in Printer Ink
Linseed oil is identified as the principal ingredient in printer's ink. The statement notes its central role in the ink composition and its historical use in printing materials.
Hygiene origin linked to Stygieia goddess of hearth
The word hygiene derives from Stygieia, the Greek goddess associated with the hearth. This etymology traces hygiene practices to ancient household and ritual cleanliness linked to domestic fire and home life.
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