Barons and publicity plots at the Christie Plaza gala
At the Palais de Glace Zenith scene opens with Myra Drexel and Baron Siegfried von Wieumann. Garrison hatches a plan with Steve Crandall to stage a public romance for press gain, while a comic intervenirse by Candy Kate disrupts the setup and reveals the con. Myra and Steve depart as Crandall gloats over the stunt value.
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Christie—Plaza
Palace de Glace
Garrison
Hollywood
Myra Drexel
Zenith
Alphonse
Miss Drexel
Siegfried von Wieumann
Munich
Steve Crandall
Myra
Steve
Germany
Louis
Son
Siegfried von Fleumann
Luke Long
City News Service
Long
Palais de Glace
Sas
the En
Stevie
Kate
Candy Kate
Fossils From Patagonia Brought to U S Museum
Dr George Gaylord Simpson associate curator of vertebrate paleontology and his team brought back Patagonian fossils to the American Museum of Natural History. The haul includes a giant flesh eating animal related to kangaroos, fossil frogs, and a five foot high browsing creature from Argentina's interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
American Museum of Natural History
George Gaylord Simpson
Kansas City Star
Science Service
Doctor Simpson
Argentina
Patagonia
King's Barge Lying at Virginia Water
The scarlet and white State barge dating nearly 250 years carries many English monarchs and has not sailed since 1919 when it led a Thames flotilla for the navy. Eight royal watermen in scarlet coats and black caps propel the 40 foot vessel built by William III for his queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Water
England
Thames
Royal Watermen
William III
Pearson's Weekly
Purkinje figures in optics described
Purkinje figures are images projected on a uniform wall when a person moves a candle up and down near eye level in a dark room. From the eye near the candle an image of retinal vessels appears on the wall.
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Purkinje
National Topics Interpreted By William Bruckart
Washington column notes FTC favors private citizen lobbying over public action while Capitol investigations chase headlines. Hopson testimony pursuit highlights media-driven politics, with lawyers and lobbyists in the crossfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, DC
Executive orders and the usurpation of legislative power
A Western Newspaper Union analysis critiques the Roosevelt era's executive orders. It argues the Roosevelt administration flooded the system with orders, creating new agencies and blurring lines between executive and legislative authority. The piece warns such orders lack public accessibility and threaten democratic balance.
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Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court of the
United States
American Liberty League
League
Congress
Department of State
Western Newspaper Union
Sleep As Choice Sparks Tale Of MacCarthy And Edison
A Kin sale baker Mr MacCarthy and inventor Thomas Edison are described as breaking sleep to pursue work and hobbies. MacCarthy reportedly lived on little sleep for years and died at seventy six, while Edison reportedly ignored sleep amid active tasks, living to eighty four. The piece contrasts personal choices about rest with a poetic nod to Cervantes.
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Mr. MacCarthy
Kinsale
Irish Free State
Edison
Mr. Edison
Coke
Cervantes
Royalty Learns to Box Among London Elite
News notes that the prince of Wales and his nephews Lord Lascelles and Gerald Lascelles have taken up boxing. Prominent London families now have both boys and girls learning pugilism.
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Prince of Wales
Lord Lascelles
Gerald Lascelles
London
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply to Readers
The Postum Company promises a full week's supply of healthy Postum at no cost to any reader who sends in a request. The offer appears in another part of this newspaper.
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Postum Company
Use of the Reindeer Across Europe Asia and Alaska
Reindeer have long served as domestic animals across Europe and Asia, while Alaskan Eskimos traditionally relied on wild or anunused packs rather than tame reindeer until recent times.
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Europe
Asia
Alaska
Milnesia Wafers Offer Pleasant Quick Elimination
The ad promotes Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant fast solution to eliminate waste and ease acidity and gas. Each wafer equals a tablespoon of liquid milk of magnesia and corrects digestion at the source. Sold in bottles for 35c and 60c or tins for 20c, widely recommended by physicians and druggists.
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U. S. Museum
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Capitol
Alabama
Senator Black
Senate
House
John J. O’conner
New York
Congressional
Howard C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Hopson
Virginia
Patrick Jey
Hoover
Associated Gas and Electric Com
Federal Trade Mission
Pri
Commis
Sion
Valentine
St. Grand
St.Louis
Dixie Better
Dixie
Lewis Beeware
Hankammer
Simoniz
Simoniz Kleener
Chor
General Foods
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