Hollywood Dreams and Dazzle Rise in Fame Tales
Hollywood reports recount how many stars transformed from humble service jobs to cinema icons. Gloria Swanson, once a bathing girl for Mack Sennett, now a marquee figure, is highlighted as an emblem of rapid ascent in the film capital. A top producer is offering Gloria 17,500 dollars weekly.
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Iuernational Woewa Sasvice
Hollywood
Mar
Noratio
Mick Sennett
Los Angeles
Gloria
Hollywood’s rise from common jobs to star salaries
The article traces film figures who climbed from humble roles to fame. Lirich von Stroheim and Marshall Neilan transitioned from ordinary jobs to directing, while Raoul Walsh moved from lion tamer to cinema director. Joseph von Sternberg’s leap from cutter to producer is highlighted amid early industry stars.
State Senator's Auto Stolen Near Church in New Castle
George T. Weingartner, a state senator from New Castle R C, reported his Buick seven passenger sedan with a 1924 model and PA license LT41 997 taken last night while attending services at a nearby Ipworth church. Police notified surrounding towns to locate the vehicle.
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George T. Weingartner
New Castle R. C
Ipworth M_ 1
Pennsylvania
Corry Man Offers Self For 39 Months For 3250
A Corry man, in a newspaper appeal, offers to sell himself for 39 months for 3250, requiring 700 immediate and 30 days, saying he must work and will do anything honest to repay trusted friends. He claims earnings of 110 to 175 dollars monthly and proposes assigning a $5,000 life insurance policy to protect his employer if he dies within the 20 months of service.
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Corry
Three Day Meeting for Highway Men in Harrisburg
A three day conference and instruction meeting for highway employees will be held in Harrisburg March 19, 20, and 21 under the State Department of Highways with Secretary P. D. Wright in charge. Sessions will run morning and afternoon each day with engineers coordinating conferences and instruction courses.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Highways
P. D. Wright
Dr J R Love Delivers Sermons at Central Presbyterian
Dr J R Love of Westminster College faculty preached at Central Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning and evening delivering two excellent discourses.
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J. R. Love
Westminster College
Central Presbyterian Charch
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS LISTING
A dense jumble of crossword clues and answers is presented with numbers and garbled spellings. It includes entries for withdraw from service, actions, metals, adjectives, abbreviations for states and rivers, names, and various puzzle-oriented prompts. The fragment resembles a newspaper puzzle page with scattered, partially legible clues and some garbled OCR errors.
Puzzle Solve: Pul Word Grid Across and Down
In this word puzzle the letters fill white squares to form words both across and down. The first word is provided in the drawing and other words are clued by lists running across and down. Answers include a southern state a gift and methods of cooking meat with descriptors like opposite of dull and eager stretch of wordplay.
Antrim Pupils To Plant 2000 Trees
Antrim Tioga county students under principal Claude Ely will plant about 2000 forest trees next month. Pennsylvan ia forestry department supplies the stock. W J Howell of Pall Brook Coal Co provides land. Species include red cedar, white pine, Norway spruce and European larch. Last year the school did ornamental planting and PTA funded an ornamental fence around the grounds.
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Antrim
Tioga County
Claude Ely
Pennsylvania Forestry Department
W. J. Howell
Pall Brook Coal Company
Parent
Civil Service Shows Women In New Jobs
Washington report from March 16 states the Civil Service Commission notes more women entering fields beyond clerical work. Women now occupy positions in chemistry and physics along with teaching nursing and social work, reflecting a shift in government employment.
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Civil Service
Washington
Mar
Civil
Civil Service Commission
Local Social News Highlights Movements and Visits
Mrs M J Conner traveled to New Castle on Thursday. W7 Guy Sr made an Elwood City call on Wednesday. Mrs ate Vennon is not improving. Mrs M J Selig, ill for days, is improved. Mrs W F Guy visited Ellwood City on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Stalter and children from Moravia spent Sunday with Mr Kelly. LeRoy Kelly of New Castle visited friends on Turkey Hill Monday. C V Brown is at home ill. Mrs John Fury visited daughter Mrs Eimner Best of Lullyville. Mrs John Davis visited with friends at Ellwood Thursday. Mrs Marie Hairdegger and Helen Blega visited Ellwood City Thursday. Ralph McQuiston called on Ellwood City Thursday.
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M. J. Selig
W. PF. Guy
Ellwood City
Elmer Stalter
Moravia
Kelly
LeRoy Kelly
New Castle
Turkey Hill
C. V. Brown
John Fury
Eimner Best
Lullyville
John Davis
Jellwood
Marie Hairdegger
Helen Blega
Ralph McQuiston
Elwood
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