Lindbergh Stuns crowds as he leaves St. Louis
The article describes Charles Lindbergh's departure from St. Louis after a public spectacle during the Pan American flights. Crowds cheered as the famed aviator arrived by plane and car, with scenes of admiration and a warning that future speeches would need more than routine words to match the event.
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French Dressing at Tivolite Promises Sparkle and Laughs
Tivol theater presents French Dressing with Lois Wilson as a prim Boston wife who travels to Paris for a divorce, aided by Lilian Yashman and Clive Brook in a tale of transformation and comic misadventure. H. B. Warner stars as the Boston husband and the cast delivers strong performances amid multiple angles and a twist. Beart and Whiz Bang revues headline the Opera House bill with Marshall Walker and a 20-member cast. The Maryland screens Prince of the Plains with Tex Maynard leading a Western action tale and a Mack Sennett style comedy finale.
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Paris
Clive Brook
Par- Yewariya
Opera House
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Comeediente
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Viola Lake
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Get
Frade Debondy
Johnny
Need
Warne Kirk
Franscher
Lawmakers Debate Tax Board Over Farmers Tribute
Fragmentary OCR shows a legislative clash with the McNars-Hauzen bill as Haugen and McMaster spar over a proposed tax board. Supporters argue changes, while opponents warn the plan would force farmers to pay tribute to a nonrepresentative body.
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Ednesce
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Malizajee
McNars-Hauzen
Haugen
Accessories Should Complement the Ensemble Says Jean Patou
In a period piece, Jean Patou counsels that accessories must complement rather than overshadow the outfit. He warns against excessive volume or color and emphasizes practical, tasteful bags, minimal ornamentation, and subtle stockings and color harmony to maintain refined taste.
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Jean Patou
NEA
Weil
Prosecution Near End Of Hickman Sanity Trial In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on February 9 1935 the prosecution and defense prepared final arguments as the sanity trial of William Edward Hickman nears closure. Parker the victim’s father faced Hickman from the gallery and directed questions to district attorney Keyes. The state rested after Parker testified and the defense offered no further evidence. If a verdict finds Hickman sane the judge will likely sentence him to death that evening.
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Los Angeles
Eiri
Ty M. Parker
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Ieramekh. Walsh
Parker
Hickman
Trabucco
Shadowing rights rejected in fall Sinclair contempt case
Washington reports Justice Siddons overruled a defense motion to dismiss contempt charges against Harry F. Sinclair William J Burns and four associates. He ruled shadowing a criminal jury has no standing in law and upheld the government claim that such acts obstruct justice. Separate obituary notes Gen Carl von Heister Franco Prussian War hero dies in Liestitz Germany.
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Washington
Sinclair
Frederick L. Siddons
Harry F. Sinclair
Wiliam J. Burns
Peyton Gordon
Liestitz
Germany
Carl von Heister
Moone’s Emerald Oil Skin Remedy Claims Fast Cure
Advertisement touts Moone’s Emerald Oil as a powerful skin remedy that stops eczema itching after one application and clears persistent cases after a few uses. It is described as safe, pleasant, antiseptic, and deodorant, claimed to kill odors from various skin diseases. Sold by pharmacists and Peoples’ Drug Stores.
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America
Moone
Meone
Breach Widens in New York Case of Secret Allies
Fragmentary text describes a breach widening in a New York matter involving a secret association. Mentions patients, treatment, and a person named Dora Dolraier with unclear roles. Strands of names and events hint at a legal or political dispute with limited readable details.
Two Nations Split on Seat Pay Amid Pan American Tension
Fragmented text indicates a February dispute between Argentina and the United States over seat payments and economic relations. Mentions Pan American conference and allegations of assessments, with references to business and imperial contexts, but details are unclear.
Little Green Capsule Promises Fast Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement touts a "little green capsule" claimed to banish rheumatic pain in hours. It prescribes escalating doses the first day then daily use, promising rapid relief and popular nationwide demand. The copy notes Frederick Pharmac backs the product with a money back guarantee.
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America
Orugetore
Protec
Saul Bouie
Frederick Pharmac
Musterole Ads Warn Against Cold Turning Into Flu
An old column extols Musterole as quick relief for colds and flu risks. It touts active ingredients and chest application benefits, claiming it stimulates circulation and loosens congestion to ease symptoms.
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