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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1938

Page

3

Glamour Pushes Glamour, Rome-Style to Film Opera Cycle

The article reviews Hollywood moves into opera themed films sparked by San Francisco Grand Opera success. Star Virginia Vale notes star adjustments like Nolrea Leeds facing weight goals, Gary Cooper in The Last Frontier, and a glamorous arc. It also highlights Metro's Madame Pompadour, Walt Disney's Farmyard Symphony, Tom Brown in The Duke of West Point, and Willam Powell returning in The Return of the Thin Man. It praises Rudy Vallee as radio impresario and notes Irene Bordoni, Tommy Riggs, Jimmy Walker, and James Cagney's Oklahoma Kid as part of the evolving entertainment landscape.

Norea Leeds Gary Cooper Jimmy Walker New York Tors James Cagney Western Newspaper Union

Whistling Champion Arlene Lomas Wins City Title

Arlene Lomas, a four year old from New York City, captures the gold medal and the under eight whistling championship in the first annual city contest sponsored by the Department of Parks.

Arlene Lomas New York City Department of Parks

Sailor Frank E. Clark Completes Solo Atlantic Voyage

English American sailor Frank E. Clark, 54, ends a three month solo voyage from England to Savannah Georgia aboard a used 30 foot fishing boat. He weathered a hurricane during the trip and docked safely in Savannah.

Frank E. Clark Savannah England Sailor Clark

Curing Tobacco A Labor Intensive Process

The grower cures tobacco by heating in barns with metal flues to avoid smoke. The planter works day and night until the curing process is finished.

Cancer Cured by Modern Treatments Says London Doctor

A London hospital report cites progress in cancer care with surgery radium and X rays. Dr Cecil Rowntree says early stage cancers, including tongue lip face and skin cancers, can be treated with high success and even guaranteed disappearance. He notes improved equipment and methods.

James W. Barton London Journal of the American Medical Association Royal Cancer Hospital Cecil Rowntree

Difference in Common and Allergic Colds

An overview explains that frequent colds may be either genuine infections or allergic reactions. True colds start with nose irritation and malaise, then fever and thick nasal discharge, while allergic rhinitis features sneezing, nasal blockage, watery discharge, and possible asthma without fever. Nighttime or postmeal patterns suggest environmental or food triggers.

Louis Tuft Best Syndicate WNU Servira

How to Sew Ruth Wyeth Spears 3

Amusing tale on non knitted mittens and scarf with Swedish cross stitch design. Describes decorating plain knitted items with bright colors and flower patterns. Promotes Mrs Spears sewing books and offers order details from Chicago.

Spears S. Desplaines St Chicago

Around the House Economy Tips and Kitchen Hacks

Save celery tops wash and dry them then oven dry. Store leaves in an airtight tin for flavoring soups and salads. Cut animal shapes from bread with cookie cutters toast lightly for kids. Use a loose leaf scrapbook for family clippings. Do not wash tea strainers with soap. rinse only to avoid flavors.

Charlie Schwab and the Funny Theater Ticket Mixup

Charlie M Schwab asked for two tickets to Charlie’s Aunt. The secretary sent a messenger to the theater and the messenger asked if he should say for Mr Schwab’s aunt. The anecdote highlights a humorous miscommunication about the name and the request.

Charles M. Schwab Charlie

Phillips Milk of Magnesia in Liquid or Tablet Form

An old ad style note discusses Phillips Milk of Magnesia in liquid or tablet form and insults about people who cannot endure being wrong. It reflects a quotation attributed to Rochefoucauld and hints at misused health products.

Phillips Rochefou

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Virginia Vale San Francisco Grand Opera Company Metro Madame Pompadour Meliza Korjus Walt Disney Tom Brown West Point Eric von Siroheim Brown Willam Powell Myrna Ley Radio Rudy Vailee Alice Faye Charlie McCarthy Irene Bordoni Ign Tommy Riggs Betty Lou Andrea Leeds Edenton N. C James Small Czechoslovakia and U. S Prague Ray Gordon St. Louis Cecil Carrol Lowe McKendree College Lebanon Hil Dr. Barton Sewry Ruth Wyeth Spears TRAD Mark Smith Brothers Smith Bros the Sentinél W. E. Moffett
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