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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1936

Page

3

Gay Desperado shines as Mary Pickford Lasky return

The Gay Desperado starring Nino Martini and Ida Lupino earns praise for its songs and cast. Leo Carrillo Mischa Auer and James Blakeley deliver strong turns while the glossy New York reception signals rising star power. A nightclub scout encounter with Samuel Goldwyn highlights talent spotting in Hollywood. Joyce Duskin briefly enters the scene chasing singing dreams.

Mary Pickford Jesse L. Lasky Nino Martini Leo Carrillo Mischa Auer Ida Lupino James Blakeley Hollywood New York Bing Crosby the Paradise Samuel Goldwyn Joyce Duskin

Claudette Colbert Plans Return After Auto Crash

Claudette Colbert remains convalescing from a car accident. Once she is well, she will resume the cast of The Pair of Salem and then plan her next picture Woman Interne.

Claudette Colbert Salem

Garbo Defies Guild Rule Unscathed by Equity Suspension

Greta Garbo stands out among her peers as the sole film star resisting compulsory Screen Actors Guild enrollment without a suspension from Actors Equity. Lionel Barrymore is listed among twenty four top actors barred by Equity from stage work.

Greta Garbo Screen Actors’ Guild Equity Lionel Barrymore

History repeats itself in epic political tragedies and show business gossip

The column blends entertainment notes about Paulette Goddard with Chaplin and studio deals and ends with a Western Newspaper Union analysis of Henry Clay and James G. Blaine as doomed political figures. It notes Stanwyck Taly rumors and gestures from Carole Lombard to Clark Gabie.

Franchot Tone James Stewart Metro Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor Greta Garbo Joel McCrea Bill Hart Tom Mix Julia Sanderson Frank Crummit Clark Gabie Carole Lombard Western Newspaper Union Henry Clay James G. Blaine Andrew Jackson Clay Roscoe Conkling Blaine Grover Cleveland Republican Party Polk Baltimore Cleveland Kentucky Maine Union

Emblems on Ballots Through History and Symbol Meanings

The article analyzes party emblems on ballots, linking each symbol to historical figures and parties such as Fremont and the Republicans, Chapman and Democrats, and icons for Prohibition Socialists Labor and Communists. It notes origins in aiding illiterate voters and immigrants to avoid voting mistakes amid evolving party symbols.

John C. Fremont Joseph Chapman Indiana Labor Party Russia Theodore Roosevelt Progressive

Soochow Nail Growers Make Living From Nail Powder

In Soochow China scores of workers grow eight inch fingernails to supply a patent medicine maker. Nails are ground to powder forming the sore throat remedy base. Workers earn just enough to stay idle as nails must be flawless with no cracks. The medicine is a tiny black pill no larger than a pinhead once devised by a local physician.

Soochow China

Ma Barker and son slain in Florida FBI siege

Federal agents stormed a Lake Weir mansion housing the Karpis Barker gang. Kate Barker, known as Ma, and her son Fred died amid gunfire after she opened fire with a Thompson. Agents found multiple rifles, pistols, body armor, and a torn letter guiding the raid to a Florida lake house.

Karpis - Barker Lake Weir Florida Federal Bureau of Investigation Kate Barker Barker Fred Karpis-Barker Oklawaha Fla Kate Fred Barker Gmen Barkers Bremer Arthur Doc Chicago Pine Grove Avenue Pine Grove Avenue Place Mr. Bolton Byron Bolton Russell Gibson Slim’’ Gray Gibson Joe Blackburn Ma”’ Barker O. K Ma’’ Barker Ma” Barker Alvin Karpis Harry Campbell Atlantic City J. Edgar Hoover New Orleans Toledo WNN Service

Milady’s Vote HREE Post-Election Wardrobe Patterns

Three sewing patterns offer ready outfits with illustrated steps for quick fit. Pattern 1821 a princess line morning frock in sizes 36 to 52 uses 4 3 4 yards of 39 inch material at size 38. Pattern 1958 blouse and skirt uses eight pieces in sizes 14 to 46 with yardage for blouse and skirt. Pattern 1843 fitted slip with strap or built up shoulder in sizes 32 to 44 needing 3 1 4 yards at size 36. Send 15 cents for Fall Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.

Milady Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Children of the mind and the sanctuary of intuitions

A reflective passage contrasts the dangers of lies with the need to cleanse the heart. It emphasizes that even small falsehoods are "ugly soot" from the pit and urges vigilance in keeping minds free of deceit while honoring the manifold riches of human faculties and intuitions.

Swinton

Heroes of Civilization Reflections by Pollock

An excerpt reflects on Shaw’s remark that courage to rage and kill is cheap and contrasts it with Carnegie’s heroes of civilization. Pollock notes the difference between going over the top with fanfare and risking danger alone for duty without glory.

George Bernard Shaw Bulldog Carnegie Channing Pollock Cosmopolitan Magazine

Reminiscence on Virtue Vice and Human Nature

A collection of aphoristic observations on culture self restraint and morality. The prose contrasts meditation common sense and social behavior with remarks on virtue vice backbone self respect and the ethics of science and war.

Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings in Context

A compact list of Latin and French phrases with definitions noting self esteem love letter step by step something crime in the act street slang child much in little and related phrases. Each item pairs the foreign term with an English gloss and brief usage hint.

Spiro Spero South Carolina

Bicameral Legislatures Across States Historically

The Philadelphia Inquirer notes all states use two legislative chambers with a senate and a lower house. It highlights that Pennsylvania Georgia and Vermont initially built unicameral systems and that some states call the lower chamber the assembly or house of delegates.

Pennsylvania Georgia Vermont Senate House of Representatives Assembly House of Delegates Philadelphia Inquirer

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Virginia Valex Paulette Goddard Charlie Chaplin Regency Man Frank E. Hagen Elmo Scott Watson Rex Collier North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc Ruskin Sda Paul G. Dicks
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