Former Child Star to Make Series of College Stories
A routine Hollywood column notes Jackie Coogan, formerly a child star, will return to films during school vacations to star in a series of 12 two reelers produced at Tiffany studios. Also referenced are Ruth Donnelly, Ruth Chatterton, Irene Dunne, and forthcoming projects with George Brent and Jean Harlow, plus industry gossip about contracts and salaries.
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Gene Fowler
Louis Bromfield
Marie Dressler
Jean Harlow
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A Simple Home Method Shared By Mrs Owens
A reader seeks guidance on overcoming infertility and is advised to contact Mrs Mildred Owens at 4428 Crat House, Mansas Cit Missouri. The notice claims a simple method helped many couples and promises information for hopeful parents.
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Mildred Owens
Crat House
Mansas Cit
Pines
Newsprint Grown in South Used by Georgia Papers
Georgia newspapers noted a shift to newsprint produced from fast growing Southern pine trees. The new paper is praised as equal or superior to standard newsprint. State officials highlighted export potential and regional pine supplies supporting domestic paper-making capacity.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Deretture
Taday
Horthorn
United States
Father Fights Adoption of Sylvia Sidney Case Clouds Status
Franz Kosow, father of actress Sylvia Sidney, seeks to void her adoption by Dr. Sigmund Sidney. The New York Supreme Court weighs whether she remains the daughter of Kosow or is legally adopted by Sidney. Sidney and her mother divorced in 1915. Kosow later married and has two children. Sidney resides in Hollywood while Machado plans a Albany visit before returning to New York City.
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Victor Koso
Sigmund Sidney
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A Pain
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Machado
Albany
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Gerardo Machado
Guba
New York City
Adagio by Blind Composer Played by Philadelphia Orchestra
Miss Frances McCollin performed an adagio by a blind composer with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski. The program featured tracks from 13 states in the Tramburg section of Jackson County North Carolina, linked to cabbage shipments last season.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Tramburg
Jackson County
North Carolina
Ghee Tours Feld Speaks On Defense At Kerrville Visit
Joe McQueen of Kansas City national commander of the Disabled American Veterans toured Randolph field and other spots with local veterans Monday. He spoke on national defense and veterans' legislation at Brackenridge Senior School auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday after visiting Kerrville Sunday.
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Kansas City
Disabled American Veterans
San Antonio
Joe Hlann
McQueen
Lawrence Palmer
Texas
Joe McQueen
Manathones
Randolph Field
D. A. VY
Industrial Vets to Meet in Courthouse Monday Night
J E Miller organizer secured permission for Industrial Vets to meet in the courthouse Monday night after assuring county officials the group opposed the Silver Shirts. Miller was initially denied due to alleged sympathy with the Nazi linked organization, but clarified his unit’s stance against it.
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Bank Loan Totals Highlight Liquidation Aid in Month
In Washington DC the RFC reports 71 million dollars in loans paid to closed banks this past month to aid depositors. Of this amount 28 million went to Detroit banks as the board approves 132 million more for liquidations to support distressed institutions.
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D.C
Jesse A. Jones
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Corporation Board
Grove's Tasteless Bromo Quinine Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Bromo Quinine as a cold remedy. It claims quick internal relief, strengthens the system, and markets the product at 20 cents. The copy urges readers not to take inferior substitutes.
Advertisements Offer Nonsense Health Cure Scam
An OCR fragment advertises a stomach illness cure claiming to reveal causes and immediate relief, touts no liquid needed, promises hundreds saved from expensive operations, and offers a “free” trial, with garbled branding and dubious guarantees. The text is read as a digitized ad with unclear source details and nonsensical phrases.
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Paul Nn
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