Deaf and Dumb Girl Charliete Lamberton Dances on Broadway
New York City reports Charliete Lamberton, an 18-year-old deaf and mute dancer, captivating Broadway audiences with her rhythm reading via the feet and fingertips. Her mother notes deafness shields her from life’s quarrels, while Charliete remains normal in appearance and enjoys talking pictures. the piece also lists other light anecdotes and a humorous stock of contemporary cues.
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New York
Broadway
Charliete Lamberton
Hallswood
Charlotte
Charles
Hollywood
Char~ Torn
Fanchon
Marco
Chicago
Mollsood
Elcome
Miss Amberton
Feats Of Memory Entertain Rotary In Lancaster
Lancaster Rotarians heard memory expert A S Kellogg of Chicago at the Martins Hotel dinner. Kellogg demonstrated rapid recall of names, occupations, city populations, and insurance statistics before 54 members, attributing skill to memory training. Also John Brown performed, and a notice details a Fall Premium meeting arrangements for 1936 in Lancaster Ohio with committee dates and contacts.
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A. S. Kellogg
Chicago
Lancaster
Martens Hotel
Kelllogge
George Vorys
School of Commerce
Arec
John Brown
Ken Kenton
West Main Street
Ohio
W.S. Grumier
G. Webb
Patent Remedy Ad Claiming Cure for Colds Epidemic
An advertisement urges taking 666 liquid or tablets twice weekly and applying $66 salve or nose drops in the nostrils twice daily to prevent an epidemic of colds. The bold health claims and pricing imply a proprietary cure marketed to readers seeking protection against widespread illness.
Cruise 10 Nowhere Aboard A Stormy Caribbean Voyage
Jane Weston sails three week cruise where she meets Dirk and Tino Rossi aboard. Among the passengers are Nora Lane and detective Snowshoes as a murder and blackmail plot unfolds. A hurricane threatens the voyage while Jane confronts romantic and dangerous entanglements and a hidden crime network aboard.
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Secis
Jane Weston
Eccam Cruise
Dink Strom
Aki Jamper
Hersel
Tee
Jane
Ting Rossi
Sine
Dirk
Nora Lane
Kokiner Mamond
Ovkers
Wadame Doremus
Dutch Lenz
Mannie Jackson
Blackmailera
Hen Martin
Linda Ray Steer
Tony De Mory Death Ties to Gangland Killing in Chicago
Anthony De Mory, Knew too much about the McGurn gang, was shot while playing cards in a Chicago recreation hall. He died at Mother Cabrini hospital after two gunmen entered, demanded, and fired, mortally wounding him with four shots. Police recovered a jammed 45 and a 33 caliber pistol nearby as two women were found two blocks away.
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Chicago
Anthony de Mory
Jack McGurn
de Mory
de Mary
Capone
McGunn
Tony
McGurn
Joseph
Mother Cabrini Hospital
Local Veterans to Induct New Class Tonight
Local veterans announce the induction of a new class by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Sherman Memorial Armory. Candidates receive the obligation at the next meeting on Monday March 16. The annual VFW radio broadcast airs tonight at 1130 PM over WLW for local listeners.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sherman Memorial Armory
Tarhe Post No
F. W
National Organization
WLW
Convalescing Mass Gertrude Mattox at City Hospital
Gertrude Mattox of 516 Oakwood Ave is convalescing satisfactorily at the city hospital after a February 25 operation to remove her damaged leg. Mattox was wounded two years ago when a shotgun in a Lancaster home discharged accidentally, causing the injury and ensuing surgery.
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Mass
Gertrude Mattox
Oakwood Ave
City Hospital
Mass Mattox
Lancaster
Doctors Endorse Liquid Laxative for Constipation
Mothers are urged to use a liquid laxative, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as a safe, adjustable remedy for constipated children and adults. Hospitals and doctors favor it, with about a million families keeping it in the home. Dose scales by age and gradually reduces as bowels regain movement.
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Dr. Caldwell
Congress Today Senate Debate on Panama and Immigration
Congress today sees continued Senate debate on the Panama Canal tolls issue while the immigration committee takes up alien deportation legislation and the appropriations panel reviews fiscal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Panama
Immigration Committee
Appropriations
House Ponders Private Bills and Copyright Revision
The War Department bill is before the House as the Patents committee resumes hearings on copyright revision. Mary A Light died Sunday at her daughter's Toledo home and was brought to Lancaster for burial. Survivors include husband or family members, with services planned at St Marys Church and burial at St Mary's cemetery in Lancaster.
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War Department
HOUSE
Patents Committee
Mary A. Light
E. E. Talbot
Toledo
Lancaster
B. Chestnut St
Father Brocker
John Brocker
Tom Walsh
Jacksonville
Elizabeth Walsh
Springfield
St. Marys Church
St Mary's Cemetery
J. H. Sheridan
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Freddy Bartholomew
Hoffman
Rudy Vallee
James Cain
Budapest
Manhattan
Cruise
Nowhere Aris
Stone
Tino Rossi
Norebane
Shere
Romanos
Chase
Ughis
Kirst
Dane
Shoe
Caribbean
Nassau
Snowshoes
Linda Bayes
Linda
Ting
Tina
Datch Lenz
Ken
Ken Martin
Ben Martin
Slay
Fony
Gebardl
Jack
King's Daughter's
Maple St. Church
Ohio Power CO
Congress Today
Umericak
Ati
Power
Freman
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