Medical Leaves highlights by Jewish physicians publication
A new medical volume titled Medical Leaves curates writings of distinguished Jewish doctors to support the Histadruth and Jewish land settlement programs in Palestine and Europe. It includes commentary from Dr. Mayo on Sydenham and Paget, and readers’ questions about tuberculosis heart disease glaucoma with concise medical answers.
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Logan Clendening
Histadruth
Palestine
Poland
Europe
William J. Mayo
Sydenham
Deep Green Wool Fall Coat With Brimmer Collar
A deep green wool coat features self covered buttons and a gray brimmer collar. Shoulders are slightly padded to create a high, wide, handsome line popular in women’s coats.
Men Grow Interested in Grooming in Modern Times
Central Press Writer Juliet Shelby notes men increasingly buy cosmetics and grooming items. She cites druggists reporting about half their cosmetics sales go to men and argues self care is not feminine. The piece recalls colonial era vanity and urges weekly manicures for all workers to keep hands clean and presentable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Shelby
Central Press
George Washington
Tol
Palace Theater Friday and Saturday Showings List
The Palace presents Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin and Handy Andy or Platinum Blonde and Army-tinged titles across Beckley Lyric and Palace venues. Water rights quarrel noted as public dispute linked to local theater planning.
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Bob Trices T
R Beechley
Deanna Darkin
Adolphe Menjou
Sonja Henie
Tyrone Power
Palace
John Wayne
Robert Wilcox
Frankie Darra
Beckley
Chester Morris
Eleanor Whitney
Johnny Downs
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Lyric
Jane Woman
Jean Harlow
Loretta Young
Handy
Andy
Will Rogers
Robert Taylor
Stirrup Basin
Bob Steele
Psychologist Urges Calm for Parents in Self Reflection
Cleveland College psychologist Garry C. Mers discusses parental guilt and self doubt, urging readers to avoid harsh self-criticism. He recommends focusing on small successes, reducing overexposure to child training literature, and understanding that most parents fail at times due to human frailties.
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Garry C. M
Fur Fashion Trends Dominate New York Autumn Styles
The season favors Persian lamb and black caracal coats with safari brown Alaska seal looks. Chunky silhouettes in short coats feature beaver nutria skunk dyed fox or natural cloth with brown fur trims and tuxedo fur trimming. Blouses and hats form a new color alliance for autumn.
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Alaska
New York
When Thief Meets Of Own Kind at the Palace
A Douglas Fairbanks Jr. led drama follows Ricky Morgan a college man drawn into bootlegging. After a killing Ricky is forced to rob, escapes to England and falls for Glory Howard while Jim Dial hides as Colonel Fane. Climax pits Ricky against his former foe amid a tense finale.
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Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Griterion Film Productions
Fairbanks, Jr
Marcel Hellman
Ricky Morgan
Jim Dial
Ricky
Diaz
England
Glory Howard
Glory
Colonel Fane
Calerie Hobson
Doug, Jr
Alan Hale
Deanna Durbin Stars in 100 Men and a Girl at Beckley
Deanna Durbin appears in her second film at Beckley in 100 Men and a Girl with conductor Leopold Stokowski leading the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Adolphe Menjou Alice Brady Eugene Pallette Mischa Auer and a bright cast drive a tale of talent, sponsorship, and musical drama with a new recording method by Stokowski.
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Deanna Durbin
Beckley
Leopold Stokowaski J
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Deanna
Adolphe Menjou
Alice Brady
Stokowski
Mischa Auer
Henry Koster
Joseph Pastenak
Bruce Manning
Charles Kenyon
Hans Kraly
Charles R. Rogers
Fight From Glory Plays At Beckley In Andes Tale
Exiled flyers with revoked licenses gather in Delgado Peru to work for Trans-Andean Air Lines owned by Onslow Stevens. They pilot aging aircraft across dangerous mountain passes to supply a mining town, while tensions rise among the disgraced pilots and the heartless promoter.
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Andes
Beckley
Delgado
Trans-Andean Air Lines
Onslow Stevens
Stevens
Jean Harlow Films Return To Beckley This Week
A Beckley cinema features Tyrone Power and Sonja Henie in Thin Ice a romantic comedy of mistaken identity set in the Swiss Alps. It follows a skating star who falls for a man misidentified as a prince amid embassy schemes and village rumors. Also shown is Jean Harlow in Platinum Blonde returning to Beckley for Friday and Saturday, a satire of society life and newsrooms.
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Jean Harlow
Loretta Young
the Beckley
Tyrone Power
Sonja Henie
Lyric
Sonja
Prince Rudolph
Alan Hale
Maurice Cass
Hale
Cass
Tyrone
George Givot
Raymond Walburn
Walburn
Sig Rumann
Alps
Henie
Jean Harlows
Jean
Flight peril and a doomed rookie arrive at Delgado airfield
A young pilot Van Heflin arrives with his bride Whitney Bourne at Delgado where Stevens and chief pilot Chester Morris warn that Delgado is no place for a woman. Heflin, unaware of the harsh conditions, faces a deadly environment after a fatal crack-up prompts a new condemned plane.
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Stevens
United States
van Heflin
Heflin
Whitney Bourne
Chester Morris
Delgado
Turn Off the Moon at Lyric House Stages New Musical
The Lyric House presents Turn Off the Moon featuring Johnny Dowds and Eleanore Whitney with Charlie Ruggles and Kenny Baker. Fanchon debuts as producer with Le Roy Prinz creating a new dance craze Jamming as the cast includes Phil Harris Ben Blue Marjorie Gateson and the Fanchonettes.
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Johnny Dowds
Eleanore Whitney
Charlie Ruggles
Kenny Baker
Phil Harris
Ben Blue
Marjorie Gateson
Fanchonettes
Fanchon
Marco
Leroy Prinz
Marguerite Roberts
Harlan Ware
Gerald Smith
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Euler
Davis
Fovelier Stilfos
Handy Andy
Universal
Leopold Stoxowski
Alige Brady
Eugene Pallette Wity Bithut
Alga Kewpar
Christian Te Tesh Saurt
Jed Prat
Our Saiz
Rte
Lyric House
Amrw Ul
Judith Barrett
Frankie Darro
Shief
Sésurg Douglas
Fairbanks
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