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International News
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End of Star System in Early Film Industry
A leading producer projects a shift from named stars to huge stock companies in which actors are not designated as the star. The move reflects the growing influence of spoken dialogue, tying cinema closer to the theater and reshaping the star system while fans still seek out favored performers.
The Dollar Buys More and The 60 Cent Collar Fable
The essay explains the 60 cent collar myth about the postwar dollar. It shows price indices based on 1926 as par. Using 1913 as a reference, the 1930 dollar buys 74 cents. It traces price swings from 1919 to 1925 and the later shifts through 1927 to 1930.
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Europe
Commencement Season Reflects Milestones for Graduates
The article notes the annual commencement period for local high schools and colleges, highlighting the mix of excitement and closure as students move on. It underscores how graduates pursue further study or begin careers, and how the community and families anticipate their new responsibilities.
The Hacienda La Gavia in Mexico's Grand Version of California
Harry Carr describes Hacienda La Gavia near Toluca on the Pathfinding trip of the Automobile Club of Southern California. He details the estate's wealth, its aristocratic owners Dona Antonio Rives Cervantes and family, its vast lands, stock, church, park, and aviation field, and recalls Zapata’s raid and the host's unexpected English skill during a long reception.
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Harry Carr
Los Angeles Times
Automobile Club
Southern California
California
Sepulvedas
la Gavia
Mexico
Antonio Rives Cervantes
Zapata
Don Antonio
Bible Thought For Today Prophetic Teaching and Testimony
A devotional note recalls Paul expounding and testifying about the kingdom of God to listeners from morning till evening. It invites prayer to search the Scriptures for knowledge of God, reflecting on scriptural study and reflection amid casual reflections on races and bedtime stories.
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Paul
Jesus
Moses
From Wotan To Jehovah in Fearful America
Columnist Arthur G. Brisbane critiques religious and social tensions in 1930s America, touching on race and identity in the context of travel and national life, citing shifting attitudes toward freedom and modern life.
Prohibition Dominates New York and New England Politics
Gov Roosevelt says prohibition will be the dominant issue in New York and New England this fall, with broader national impact unless an adjustment is found. The piece also notes debates on trans Atlantic air travel and various wartime and domestic political angles involving figures like Eckener Mitchell Deeds Ludendorff and Morrow.
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Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Boston
New England
Lincoln
DR. Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Brazil
United States
Atlantic
Zeppelin
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Col. Deeds
United Aircraft Company
Rum runners and national issues stir small town chatter
A mosaic of anecdotes, jokes, and notices from Brownsville and nearby towns covers politics, crime, sports, and daily life. References include President visits, Prohibition ballots, dental thefts, May frosts, and a G A R gathering as the region comments on national policy, local crime, and seasonal crops.
New Jersey politics favored Fort in GOP bid says insider
A well connected New Jersey observer predicts Fort will likely win the Republican nomination while Morrow would pose a tougher challenge to Democrat Simpson. The insider notes the party leans 60 percent prohibition.
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Morrow
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Fort
Simpson
King George Reaches Sixty Five Amid War Strain
The aging monarch remained at Buckingham Palace while the Prince of Wales led the royal salute at the dipping of the colors. The Duke of Connaught, 80, appeared vigorous as ever, though King George shows less robust health at 65 due to wartime burdens.
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George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Victoria
Bishop James Cannon Jr Faces Senate Probe on 1928 Campaign
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, testified before the Senate Lobby Committee on his private affairs and anti Smith activities in 1928. He said he had nothing to conceal, denounced the inquiry as persecution, and appeared on crutches.
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James Cannon, JR
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate
Alfred E. Smith
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy YD Smith
A compact collection of brief homilies by Rev Roy YD Smith offering concise moral reflections and practical counsel for daily living.
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Roy YD. Smith
Grizzled Veterans Remembering Old Transportation
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a horse wagon that hauled boys to a house gow and cops who moved louses into place. The piece reflects on death, money, and plunder as well as a turtle traveler from near Memphis returning to Tulsa, Oklahoma after 36 years, tracing a 400 mile journey.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Memphis
Pajama Clerk Sells Lots of Sleepwear in Old Night Shirt
A humorous note describes a Pajama Department clerk who always wears an old fashioned night shirt and sells many pajamas. In Brunswick New Jersey a Sunday blue law restricts bread sales and even kissing is treated as illegal like streetcar operation. The writer argues against bans and advocates funding for an airmail station at New Castle to join a main air line.
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Brunswick
N. J
New Castle
Reflections on Character and Belief in Plain Verse
A short piece contrasts personality types with outcomes: a pessimist breeds doubt, a grouch invites disease, a thoughtful person expands the mind, a charitable soul eases the world, a courageous person gains confidence, a crook erodes sincerity, and a godly man avoids theological quarrels.
Conflicting Voices On Digest Prohibition Poll Metrics
Opinion varies on the Digest wet-dry poll with critics highlighting sample bias and unequal ballot distribution. Papers note dissatisfaction with present conditions and debate whether Pennsylvania’s results reflect the poll’s accuracy or broader sentiment toward repeal and enforcement.
Submarine Test Sparks Dignified Booze Talk
A fragmentary item notes Masie Moots the manicurist says an orchdust could help, as a young stock raiser makes a dramatic scene during a test or attempt.
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Masie
Little Eyes and Little Ears by Edgar A. Guest
Poem reflects a mother’s caution as a child greets new words and ideas. It muses on a child’s growing curiosity and the responsibility of guiding young minds. The verse contrasts innocence with caution and hints at broader social fears.
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