Al Jolson Makes Good as Violin Star on Radio
The column cheers Al Jolson for finally proving his talent on radio after two failed attempts. It notes Broadway support and compares stage, screen, and radio careers, cites other celebrities at his broadcast, and blends gossip about Hollywood ads and star movements with light critique of current entertainment trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jol- Spm
Radio
Td Wyon
Jack Pearl
Lon Airy
Bert Luhr
Burns and Allen
Rubinolt
Irving Berlin
Vic Young
Paul Whiteman
Donns Taylor
Buttie
Broadway
Peter Rabbit Helps Build a New House at the Smiling Pool
Jerry Muskrat plans a new winter home after last spring’s flood and asks Peter Rabbit to help. Peter questions the effort and recalls the old house, while Jerry insists on a better, safer build in the same area. The scene ends with Jerry diving into the pool as night shadows fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Muskrat
Peter Itabbit
Smiling Pool
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Jerry
Phice
Fragments Describe Water, Eyes, and a New House Plan
A fragment describes a scene by rushing water, noting it was too deep to wash. Small keen eyes observe everything that could aid the plan for a new house to be built, dated 1933 and attributed to W. Surgess.
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the W. Surgess
Invention of Toothbrush Grew From Riot Invention
The toothbrush originated from the Gordon riots era with William Andis accused of participating. He hid in a leather shop and carved bone into a crude cleaning tool. Early methods used twigs. Andis’ bone implement became the first Southbrush. Bristles come from Siberian pigs. handles from celluloid, with two manual steps to mass produce.
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Tru
International Nickel Company
William Andis
Svas
Addis
Hammer, the Oldest Tool, Carries Through Age
The hammer, hailed by 40 officials at the American Museum of Natural History, as the oldest tool and “father of all tools,” has served from pounding meat and rocks to tapping nails and shaping wood. Once used to abrade stones, grind wood, club enemies, crush hides, and even throw as a primitive weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Byers Magazines Racknumbers Featured
Fragmentary OCR mentions Leo Pola of 43 Mounteden New Wort with terms like wholesale and rack numbers, indicating a trade or listing note. No clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pola
Mounteden
Prey Wonder Glade Ad Copy From City Directory
Fragmentary street listing reads Glade Co at 98 Broadway in Cary with a guaranteed offer. Text lacks clear people organizations and dates. readability is low and no coherent event emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PREY
Wonder Glade
Cnetty
Gein Fupore
Breel Ky Glade Co
Broadway
Cary
Man of Integrity Seeks Government Work For Information
An unclear note indicates an individual named Adriane in Washington D C is interested in entering government work for information. The message mentions yield and a bide stance with possible references to Detroit and Meh. Further specifics are not provided.
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Adriane
Washington Bled
Votroit
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