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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
7
A reminiscence recounts illness and poverty before breaking into film with Cecil B. DeMille and the 1930s studios. The narrator describes hardships in Los Angeles, studio doors opening after trust and chance, and a journey from RAF enlistment to screen career beginnings amid financial struggle.
A brief syndicated column fragment appears under the McClure Newspaper Syndicate label mentioning a person or feature titled You Knowa Jo You Knowa with date 1443 and WRU Service cited.
Peter Rabbit observes Short-Tail the Shrew and his long nose as a clue to his hunting skills. Short-Tail explains that his nose helps him track beetles and move unseen, likening his behavior to Miner the Mole and Shadow the Weasel while defending his appearance.
A recipe excerpt describes using leftover sponge cake crumbled into sherbet glasses with orange or peach, topped by a soft chilled custard and whipped cream. It lists baked caramel custard with milk eggs sugar caramel and vanilla, and pineapple custard with milk sugar pineapple, corn starch, eggs and vanilla. Also notes making caramel syrup and a technique for pouring hot pudding into eggs. It includes a golf tip about safety and ball path from 1933 1935 syndicated service notes.
The golfer Glenna Collett Ware has strengthened her putting, using a slow smooth backswing with eyes fixed on the ball. She keeps her head still and eyes on target to deliver accurate, perpendicular strokes to the hole.
The poem by Douglas Malloch reflects on the idea that finishing formal schooling does not end learning. It contrasts youth’s belief that education ends with exams with the reality that life begins a new, solitary process of solving problems without a teacher guiding every step.
In 1958 Dora critiques a political speaker as one who hypes one party while denigrating all others, labeling such rhetoric as a man who uses his mouth to push good for his side and bad for opponents amid wartime discourse.
A 1943 WNU Service item explores the term Iberty and references a famous figure described as a lady in New York Harbor held beyond the reach of men. The brief hints at a doll syndicate theme from the era.
A mixed set of mock exam fragments notes humor in teachers writings and lists misstatements. It mentions Thomas Paine and common sense with quirks about natural selection and smallpox. The Nile is claimed 60 handy and Harkart as a movie actor.
A spring knit ensemble features a natural string color knit swagger suit with a plaid hunter green accent. The knitted blouse and matching scarf echo the vivid green theme for a cohesive look.
The article notes a shift from Cinderella style glass slippers to glamorous evening footwear. New show windows showcase slippers in velvet doeskin crepe satin brocade and metallic tones to match gowns. The ornate cut-out sandal fades as a new pattern covers toe and heel tips.
A Cairo–London report says an airman over the Dead Sea spotted a submerged town below southern waters. An archaeologist associate ties this to the biblical Zoar and the five cities of the plain, noting debate over site and possible earlier lower water levels.
A railway signal misread as a red light caused a collision on the Morelos railway. A hedgehog near Sandbach delayed trains for nearly an hour by wedging between rails. A beetle at Hourslow disrupted signaling, forcing all signals to a dangerous state for a quarter hour.
Mrs J K Thompson of Energy Texas reports severe eczema on her child spreading from scalp to neck and back. After using two cakes of Outicura Soap and two boxes of Outicura Ointment the child healed, with sleep restored and itching relieved, as advertised by Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Molden Mass.
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