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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
10
The fragment states opinions on wearing shoes and liking good footwear, presenting two repeated phrases without a clear news event or identifiable persons or organizations. The readable text centers on footwear preference and a tag-like caption.
An awkward ad promotes Cystex as a remedy for backache leg groin pains and general weariness. It promises 48 hour relief with money back if not improved and urges purchase at drug stores for about 0 cents.
A garbled ad claims Adierika relieves gas and bloating with a single spoonful, promising older waste removal and renewed energy. It presents testimonials and a dubious scene with unrelated dialogue excerpts, including a drug company product push and errant copyright-like lines.
The W. W. will hold a penny social at Mistray Baptist Church on March 20 at 8 o clock. Admission costs pennies equal to the size of your shoes. There will be a program booths and eats. Also for sale two items: a Chick-Electric Brooder and a Whitney Wicker baby buggy, phone Mic 12¢-W.
The Gleaner Girls of Ward M 1 A hosted a Tuesday evening party honoring mothers with a program including community singing, a welcome, solos, a saxophone duet, and games followed by luncheon. St Patrick colors appeared in decorations and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Neal Olson and many East Midvale residents. Carter's Band of Lehi to play for dances. A separate note mentions Union meeting at Jordan High School and local residents attending.
A special meeting of the Ward Relief Society in East Midvale featured a reorganizing program after the Sacrament Service. Events included an invocation by Mrs. T. F. Greenwood, choir performances, solos by Mrs. Karl Tripp, a paper on early organization, and a financial report by retiring secretary Mary A. James. Several ladies were released from duties.
Milford residents hosted relatives from Salt Lake, Helper, Provo, Twin Falls, and Sandy for visits and celebrations. Highlights include birthday surprises for Arthur Rasmussen, a sixth grade party for John Cook, and multiple family dinners with neighbors and friends across Utah and Idaho. Seminary students at Jordan High School performed a Sacrament meeting program led by Rodney Kimball and others.
Colleen Moore and Antonio Morelle reunite on screen in Synthetic Sin at Gem Theatre with Rupert Hughes story Maren heads Moore's cast as a playwright. The comedy drama, an adaptation by Frederick and Fanny Hatton, is directed by William A. Seiter at First National Studios.
The Murray Aerie plans a birthday observance with veteran members honored in a program featuring a veteran service button presentation to the Old Timers. Worthy President George Gordon urges full attendance to recognize two decades of member effort and community benefit. An annual ball for members and partners follows on April 5.
Classified readers alerted to a farmer described as 56 or 6 years old, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches tall, 150 to 155 pounds, blue or pres eyes, grey hair, regular features, poorly dressed. Booth requests local postmaster notice if matching individuals are found.
Bessie Love, praised as a melting pot actress, stars with Tom Moore in Universal’s Anybody Here Seen Kelly? at the Gem Theatre March 87 and 8. She talks of playing heroines from many nations, noting she has yet to portray a Siamese, Portuguese, or dark African character.
Post Office Department warns of a man traveling city to city using a printed ad scheme to defraud. Operations center on fake real estate offers in classified sections, with payments as low as 50 dollars, and forged title papers. Suspect uses names Amasa Witham and Stanley Harrison, with links to Lenora Marie. inquiries go through Rochester, New York.
A report estimates about ten percent of life term inmates are pardoned. It notes the rough share of clemency among long serving prisoners and discusses implications for justice and public safety.
In middle life one realizes that while there will be progress, position and earning power, there never again will be any great stroke of fortune. American Magazine remarks on aging and life prospects with a measured, cautious tone.
A concise reflection on how society treats those deemed inferior, noting that people we look down upon are often the most mistreated. The aphorism recalls social norms and psychological bias presenting a critical view of condescension.
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