Typical American Girl Contest Judges Name Finalists
May 10 New York Typical Americans chosen were eighteen young girls selected by newspapers in JS cities. They met a national jury for Smart Set magazine, sponsored a nationwide quest. Final results and aversion from judges will be announced after the contestants depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW York Cury
Charn Youngirls
United States
Smart Set Magazine
Anne Mment
Vinn Lelmue
John Galton
Vet
Hiad Boen
Farmer grumbles over shingles and flaxseed remedy
In Philadelphia on May 10, a satirical note claims farmers once faced shingles from Argentine imports and high tariffs. A lighthearted jab recalls relief phases, shingles taken from roofs to reveal Republican views, and a farmer hoping for better times as Will Rogers signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpia
Tesa
Agrarion
Will Rogers
Notable guests at hotel luncheon for Columbia contest entrants
The two hour session at Columbia observers noted tense but orderly behavior by the 18 contestants. Dorothy McDorman of LaLlmore wore a slipper containing a charm sent by her mother while Janet Chandler of Los Angeles carried a small ivory lucky token. The group then dined at the Hotel Montelivir with 500 guests including many New York cultural and business leaders. Editors James St. Quik and Beret Sangster chaired, with figures such as Itny Long, George Bye, Harry Reichenbach, Louella Parsons, Julian Field, and Fred Stone among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Arden
Dorothy McDorman
Lallimore
Jonsleaé Eloyer
Janet Chandler
Los Angeles
Montelvir
Gillisore
Unis
New York
Kongi
James St. Quik
Wblisher
Smart Set
Mar- Beret Sangster
Harry
Kusin
Columbia Univerauth
Donald Ogden Stewart
Itny Long
Cosmopolitan Magazine
George Bye
Reading
Harry Reichenbach
Louella 0. Parsons
Crite
Julian Field
John X
Tobin Charges State Negligence in Fire Insurance
M. Tobin speaking for Mayor OC M. Chambers before the League of Texas Municipalities in Houston charged state authorities with negligence in fire insurance for public buildings. He cited state fiscal bureau figures showing low absorption of premiums by losses over five years and a 42 percent underwriting profit, noting premiums for municipal property rose in 1927 from 12.50 to 73.00 per year and that San Antonio faced around 7 million dollars in uninsured public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
M. Tobin
OC. M. Chambers
League of Texas
Houston
Tobin
Staliefical Bureau O
San Antonio
Wiinrurcd Publi Buil
Conversion talk at Temple Serh-El Kop
Tahhi Ephraim Frisch will conduct the regular weekly services at Temple Serh-El Kop. He will discuss conversion between faiths and the idea of Judaism, citing a saying by Jove Tran Jurzex of the second SONTLEY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahhi Ephraim Frisch
Temple Serh-El
Kop
Fridas
Syon- Hoan
Aime Pulliere
Iinonkoown
Jove Tran Jurzex
Sontley
The Accommodation Maiden Trip and Transport Themes
The fragment notes an anniversary of a maiden voyage on The Accommodation in the St Lawrence region. It mentions transportation progress with used cars and trucks as leading choices for travel. It references want ads offering vehicles and related sources for families or movers, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulay
St. Lawrence Oliver
Cara
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Broadway
BAE Crockett
Ainrso
Solie
de Alamo
Barney Kadovsky
Optical Dept
Columbia Uolyers
Faabb
Norruck
Laird-Schober
Frank Bros
Felix
Skippy
Jimmie
Rosie
Maggie
Jiggs
Polly
Bunker Hill
Barney Google
France
Petting
Patty
Dolly Dimples
Bobby Bounce
Laura
Dinglehoofer
Adolph
Mister Jack
Little Jimmie
van Swaggers
Tillie the Toiler
Rudolph Nebb
Toonerville
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