Star Nobody Knows Tops Hollywood Extras Scene
Miss Arden, head of Hollywood extras, says the market favors beauty and luck over skill. She notes 17 541 registered extras, most never speak or act, earns about 7 45 weekly, while top earners like Babe Green pull around 49 95.
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Aries
Jane Arden
Aperoy
Hollywood
Miss Arden
Duindreda
Gare
Ted
Regia
Babe Green
Cy Édough
Tod
Séeaua
Topeka
Atig
Fay Lamphier
Une
America
Hell
Hundreds of Regal Lilies Bloom in Mrs. Davis Garden
The Lawrence garden displays about 1,000 lily bulbs with 300 planted by maids and the rest from divisions. The blooms are white with yellow stamens and orchid-tinged edges. Mrs. Davis notes some stems are shorter due to sun exposure. Watering from hoses and insect repellents are used.
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Mrs. Davis’ Garden
Eivis
Lawrence
Summer wedding breakfast menu and floral ideas
An outline of a summer wedding breakfast features a fruit appetizer with pineapple and berries, a main course of fried chicken or chops, croquettes, and heart shaped timbales. Desserts include frozen dessert and the wedding cake with pink and lavender decorations. Mrs. Davis offers to show her flower arrangements.
Children Learn Religion and Character Building at Seka School
Sunday program at Seka public school teaches Bible stories, songs, and character work. Students craft miniature scenes, compile scrapbooks with prayers and verses, and connect historical and geographical backgrounds to Bible heroes. Over 360 pupils enrolled across five local schools this year.
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Seka
McAllaster ‘School
Lester
McAllaster School
Caouber
Winter Menu for Entertaining with Heart Canapes
A vintage guide lists a spring time luncheon menu for a bride to be, featuring heart canapes, jellied crabmeat entree, frozen vegetable melange, three in one frappe, and ice box cookies. It describes using an electrical refrigerator as a key aid and provides step by step preparation notes for each dish.
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Yale
Vanee
Hwee
Georgia cotton gin on market fuels sea of liquor debate
The piece cites W C T U concerns over rising drinking in Georgia amid low cotton prices and a booming gin trade. W W Liggett says farmers push corn liquor on farms, while Chief Watkins of Maton notes widespread production. He warns of growing juvenile delinquency, bootleggings, and crimes as dry policies falter.
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Georgia
W. W. Liggett
Watkins
Maton
Fragments Reflect Prohibition Debate and Vague Rants
The text presents a fragmented, profane monologue railing against liquor and prohibition. It references legislators and sessions, asserts endless crime, and contains crude personal opinions on alcohol’s effects without coherent events or names.
Congressmen Wives Choose Washington Summer Over Home
Congressmen's wives mostly stay in Washington as the Hoovers remain in the capital all summer. They will return to their hometowns in August when the President goes west, with some regretting the loss of quiet summer days on front porches and visits with neighbors. Names cited include Mrs. William Waeht of Newman Georgia and Mrs. Charles L. Abernathy of New Bern North Carolina.
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Washington
Maple Grove
Tito
William Waeht
Newman, Ga
Charles L. Abernathy
New Bern
North Carolina
Autumn Scarves Displayed For Paris Style
Paris AP notes autumn scarves featuring long narrow 28 cm widths with geometric squares and triangles. Dark soft materials define neckwear as a preview of advance autumn wear.
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Paris
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