Lights of New York star tarmaru as Stadium film eyes release
Francis Wallace once publicist for Knute Rockne returns from Hollywood with news that his new book Stadium may become a film. Richard Arlen will star, with William Slavins McNutt writing the continuity. Arlen formerly a reporter in the Middle West, and married to Jobyna Howland. A modern New York vignettes shows a roadster wife coaxing a police officer to a speakeasy, ending with a humorous arrest swap.
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Francis Wallace
Knute Rockne
Hollywood
William Slavins
McNutt
Richard Arlen
Wallace
Arlen
Royal Flying Corps
Dick Arlen
Jobyna Howland
Housekeeping
New York
No Mercy for Alien Smugglers Ring Exposed
U S government vows full prosecution of a vast ring based in Canada that smuggled at least 1,000 aliens yearly into the United States for sums ranging from 100 to 5,000 dollars. Eighteen convicted and nine more including clerks and a lawyer face arrest as authorities warn of ongoing prosecutions.
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Washington
United States
Mammoth Ring
Canada
America
New York City
Montreal
Household Tips From 1931 Western Union Column
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union item offers coal saving tips by drying and sifting cinders for kitchen heat. It also shares a method to make light frosting by beating egg whites and dropping them into boiling water. It suggests rolling table doilies around a cardboard tube to prevent wrinkles.
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Western Newspaper Union
Town Seeks To Shake Name From Billy the Kid Legend
Silver City aims to shed its notoriety as Billy the Kid’s home state with the Silver City Independent arguing the outlaw merely injured a laundry and fled. Billy left town never returning, according to the paper’s account.
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Kid
Silver City
N. M
Billy the Kid
Billy
Independent
Proper Orange Juice And Banana Tips For Diet and Dental Care
The article suggests using orange juice to reduce dental bills by preventing decay and promoting healthy gums. It notes organic acids stimulate the appetite of growing girls and endorses fruit marmalades from oranges grapefruits and lemons. It also recommends lemon juice with water and salt as a dentifrice and advises brushing after meals and at night. A well ripened banana with milk makes a light lunch and preferences uncooked bananas with yellow skins and brown flecks.
The Children’s Corner A Bout Song Puzzle
A playful puzzle guides children to locate the middle of a piano both in the picture and in real life. It explains the naming of white keys with note letters and black keys with sharp and flat names, noting sharps sit above flats and that each black key has dual use. The section invites readers to keep trying until they solve the puzzle.
Beat Song Starts On Marked Note On Keyboard
Instruction describes locating the note marked with one line over it then two lines over it on a piano. It directs playing up the keyboard to the two lines over note and starting the Beat Song from this note. Then keep finger on the two lines while playing notes shown on the chart left to right.
How It Started To Rule With A Rod Of Iron
The phrase to rule with a rod of iron denotes strict governance and discipline. It traces to the Bible where it appears in Psalms 2 9 and Revelation 2 27 asserting sovereign power and firm rule.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Century Old Water Mill Still Grinding Near Moscow Tennessee
A century old water mill on the Wolf River near South Moscow operated by owner W. H. Pearce runs Saturdays. Farmers from miles around bring grain to be ground into flour, one of the few remaining mills of its type in the South.
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Moscow
Tenn
Wolf River
W. H. Pearce
Do It Yourself Garden Lamp Frame from Wire and Box
A reader describes constructing a simple garden lamp frame using wire pieces, an eye hook, and a light cord. The device braces the box at a chosen height, tilting the box via a cord tied to the hook, to light plants as they emerge.
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WNU Service
Club Demands Clash Over Caveman Comment
In a terse exchange two men compare firing advice to a caveman with a club. One man insists the other was expelled from a club using a club as metaphor, while the second counters that removal was not literal.
How to Make a Plant Protector Plans for a Spring Garden Next Year
Dick plans a personal garden next spring and has asked his mother about growing tomatoes radishes and lettuce. He aims to include a few flowers as well.
Plant protector project by a busy Dick
Dick shows early preparation by making a plant protector frame from thin wood strips. His father buys ten cents worth of small staples nails and one ball of twine for the job. Dick drills small holes in side strips to accept nails for assembly.
Idols Turned Into Swords Reported in Henan
Kaifeng Henan reports ancient brass and iron idols found in an old temple are being melted and forged into swords for modern warfare. Local military leaders ordered the metal repurposed for weapon use.
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Peiping
Kaifeng
Henan
Castoria Says Constipation Causes Fussiness in Babies
Doctors warn that a restless baby may be constipated and recommend Castoria as a mild vegetable remedy. The product claims gentle, drug free relief suitable for infants and older children, with the label guaranteeing Genuine Castoria.
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The
Middle West
WNI Service
Henry Roe Cloud
Indian Service
Department of the Interior
Cloud
Yale
American Indian Institute
Wichita
Kan
Japan
Mukden
Manchuria
New York’s East River
Samuel L
East River
Grand
Fourteenth Stree
Board of Estimates
the Children’s Corner
Dorothy Edmo
Sain
Castoria
Jayne
Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Jaynes Vermitage
Easant
Towers
Garfield
St. Louis
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