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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
2
The Pouelson Institute advertises new business courses for those currently employed or seeking better openings. It notes improved opportunities for trained stenographers and outlines how to brush up skills by visiting the Salina address to register during office hours.
A promotional piece touts Custom Craft floors from Onondaga Floors Inc at 119 E Bavette St. It explains using Armstrong linoleum insets cut with steel dies to tailor floors to any room. The article highlights Craft Quorg design options and the project tool to preview floor layouts for accuracy.
The fragment discusses auto financing methods including a Morris Plan and bank discounts. It mentions purchase of new autos, financing fees, and ownership transfers with uncertain text about service charges and a tortious claim. Key entities and exact details are unclear due to garbled source.
An advertisement touts a new device by the Gannon Sewer Cleaning Company claimed to clear clogged sewer pipes by cutting debris and roots. It urges readers to call the company for sewer cleaning services and to request demonstrations.
Hollywood gossip notes Greene Ade to lead John Ford production Splinter Slivot about torpedo boats from World War I. Darryl Zanuck’s film plans and studio moves, including Melton and Koenigrum rumors, frame a busy period with talent, contracts, and shifting projects across Fox and related figures.
A promotional item explains writing as a craft anyone can learn with sensory language tips and simple practice. It suggests topics from everyday life and notes growing opportunities for new writers in publications. It mentions a 1 cent offer for a booklet and references film stars and productions to illustrate audience interest.
The notice lists Don Ametlhe Sunone and Robert Young in a musical pageant directed by Joan Wavis. Featured performers include Paul Ligest and Stough plus several others, promising a lively touring program with dance and song. The piece hints at a romantic subplot and a celebrity host.
The screen showcases the Big Apple and other lively dances like the Shag and Jeeners, introduced by Lestoy Prinz after observing collegians. Jack Coogan and Betty Grable star in a routine with Martha Rave and Eco Blue performing Swing Rhumba, with musical highlights and a cameo by Burns and Allen lashed to the college campus vibe.
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