Rare Hollywood ailments from snow dust and horse hair
Hollywood dispatch reports odd studio illnesses. At Warner Bros the cast of White Banners suffer colds and snowblindness from gypsum and cornflakes snow effects, dusting a five week shoot. At Fox the Ritz Brothers react to beards made of horse hair, switching to human hair heals skin irritation, revealing their allergy to horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Ner Betvices
Mal Corresponta
Hollywood
Warmer Brothers
Paul MacWilliams
MacWilliams
Claude Rains
Fay Bainter
Bonita Granville
Ritz Brothers
Jimmy
Harry Ritz
Seyforth
Rutz
Shetland Islands
Movie Scrapbook Highlights Bill Porter and George Scarbo
Bill Porter hosts a Movie Scrapbook with caricatures by George Scarbo. The feature traces Lynne Overman’s career from jockey beginnings at age 12 to vaudeville, a Broadway and London stage presence, a 1916 Broadway comedy role, a submarine wartime service, a Hollywood shift in 1933, and a hesitation over a lousy screen test before Paramount’s recall for Little Miss Marker. The present film is Crime Gives Orders with Gravel voice from a threat operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Broadway
London
Hollywood
New York
Paramount
Marcker
Richardson Announces Candidacy for Frederick Orphans Court
Pinkney A. Richardson of near LeGore announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for judge of the Orphans Court of Frederick county. He ran for the post in 1934 and previously served many years as rural mail carrier at LeGore. He was born at Yellow Springs in Tuscarora district and has lived in Woodsboro district for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney A. Richardson
LeGore
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Richardson
Yellow Springs
Tuscarora
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg Ladies Auxiliary meeting notes and local updates
The Emmitsburg Ladies Auxiliary of the Francis X. Elder post met at Mrs. Charlies J. Rowe home with fifteen members led by president Eva Howe. Two new members joined, and funds from recent parties totaled 12.25 and 2085 dollars. The group endorsed transportation for parochial school children and presented outfits to St Euphemia's patrol. A birthday cake plan for the post anniversary was formed, and a Valentine box was sent to veterans at the State Sanatorium Szbillasville. Changes in local homes occurred as Rosensteel and Hobbs relocated on East Main street. Several residents and visitors attended cultural events in Baltimore and Frederick. The Women’s Club organized a card party with 178 attendees and 78.90 gross, with multiple prize winners announced. A birthday party for Miss Margaret Winebrenner was held at Middle Creek. The meeting closed with plans for the March 19 gathering and a recap of community notices.
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Emmitsburg
Ladies’ Auxilary
Francis X. Elder
American Legion
Charlies J. Rowe
Eva Howe
Chas. D. Gillelan
Frank A. Stoner
Ruth Gillelan
C . Frawley
Arthur H. Malon
Charles D. Gillelan
May Joselphine Steinberger
Tneunt
St Euphermua’s
Charles J. Rowe
Frank Stoner
Josephine Steinberger
Szbillasville
Joseph Rosensteel
Obler
East Main Street
Rosensteels
Harry Hobbs
Hobbs
Keysville Road
William C. Day and Son
Red Lion
Charles R. Landers
Day
Elias Lutheran Church
Harney Smith
Madeline
Peggy
Barlow
Charlies Landers
Dorothy Nester
State Normal School
Towson
J. L. Nester
Clarence Johnson
Safeway Trans
Worcester
Mass
Women’s Club
St. Euphemia’s Hall
Arch Eyler
Charles Goulden
Betty Hollinger
Roy Maxell
Ross Smith
Thurmont
Walter White
John Stoner
Michael Maynard
Baltimore
Joseph BK. Hoke
William E Rosensteel
Rosensteel
Norbert Wivell
St Anthony's
H. M. Gillelan
Owings” Stone
E. Lewis Higbee
The
Reformed Church of the Incarnation
Emshusburg Women’s Club
Allen Pryor
America
Blues
Reds
Robert C. Pampel
Ralph S. Sperry
Laurence Orendorff
Florence Williams
Lewis Bell
Roy Bollinger
Harry Boyle
Frank Campbell
Edwin Chrismer
Robert Daugherty
George Eyster
Denver Geisey
Carrie Gillelan
Carrie Hartzell
Louise Sebold
Charles Sharrer
Norman Shriver
Louis Stoner
J. L. Topper
Richard
Why Youre Constipated and How Bulk Helps
A reader inquiry about constipation leads to advice on increasing dietary bulk. The article promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a breakfast cereal rich in bulk and the nutrients vitamin B and iron, stressing hydration and daily use for regularity.
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Kellogg's
Tivoli screens Mannequin with Crawford and Tracy
Tivoli opens two day engagement of Mannequin starring Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy with Alan Curtin in a supporting role. The plot follows a shop girl from a New York tenement who seeks wealth and love, then falls for Tracy after a series of trials. Included is a Clyde Lucas orchestra and a real reel attraction at the Opera House.
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Joan Crawford
Spencer Tracy
Alan Curne
Hewes
Clyde Lucas
Opera House
Manhattan
Republic
City Opera House
Leo Carrillo
Tamara Geva
Ann Dvorak
Phil Regan
Cab Callaway
Ted Lewis
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Big Appie
Federal Benefits To U. Md. Are Cited
President Byrd submitted a 13 page report detailing twelve major federal relief projects benefiting the University of Maryland. The document lists construction and improvements to university buildings, farm and industry facilities, National Youth Administration work, drainage, forestry projects, roadside and mapping work, mosquito control, and the University Nursery School. Total expenditures by federal and state agencies for College Park and Baltimore campus improvements totaled $803,308.83.
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College Park
University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
Abel Wolmas
Maryland State Planning Commission
Maryland Mapping Agency
University
Byrd
Baltimore
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Questioned in Historic Text
A fragmented OCR passage references Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and asks about its purpose and benefits. The garbled lines mention women, generations, comfort, and remedies, suggesting an inquiry into the product's historical use and claims.
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de C. A. Seyforth
Harry
Santa Anita
Lynne Overman
Ward and
Wade Minstrels
Alaska
Cynne Overman
Tra
Ensige
Sant Ane
Toonerville
Katrinka
Jen Fitzerald
Charles F. Troxell
Raymond Dukehart
Frederick
Brother Rat
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Clarence G. Fraley
Francis X. Elder Post
Fraley
John H. Rosensteel
C.C Combs
Clarence M. Baumgardner
C. C. Camps
Lester Damuth
Arthur Malloy
Maurice Moser
Raymond Baumgardner
Harry Valentine
C. H. Stinson
J. Houser
H. P. Freeman
Eva Rowe
Anna Rowe
Anne Codors
Clarence Frailey
Clarence Myers
Margaret Winebrenner
William Winnebrenner
Middle Creek
Gettysburg
William Winebrenner
Lester Winebrenner
Donald Boland
William Bishop
Emma Bishop
Harvey Coullison
John
Genevieve
William
Clara
Greenmount
J. W. Breichner
Annie Warner
Washington
Mark
Breichner
Spain
Italy
By Adelaide Kerr
Detai
Bueall's
C.C Carty’s
E. Pat
St. Fhone
Loretta
Procter & Gamble
Marree
Della Mae Beauty Shop
N. Court
Theatre News
U. of Md
Aleextra
Pinkham
Ikus Jisgee Ducomforta
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones Company
Baltimore City
Paul I. Payne
Moxzager
W. Patrick Street
Tivoli
Joan
Agaia
Tyou Seeter
Spencer Tae
Katherine
Brush's
Alan
Artis
MGM
Frank Bortage
Merry-Ge-Romes
Ang Dvorak
Ted Lexis
Cab Calloway
Doe Dimaggis
Gene Autey
Benny Merhovf
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