New York Peppy Diary Weaves Ties Among Stars
The diarist chronicles meetings with Saul Flaum the bookseller Aimee and Hamish McLaurin Lou Schwarz and the Tunneys and Henry Sells in Cos Cob. He tours Broadway shows notes on George White Scandals and encounters Paul Whiteman Eve Mulhall Cantor Vallee and others at the theater.
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New York
Pepys
Saul Flaum
Ue Town
Aimee
Hamish McLaurin
Lou Schwarz
Gene Tunneys
Connecticut
Henry Sells
Cos Cob
Tunney
George White
Paul Whiteman
Con- Blance Talmadge
Marlon Davies
Townsend Netcher
Jack and Eve- Jvyn Mulhall
Eddie Cantor
Seb Kane
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Natural Finish
Ad touts Mello-Glo powder with a new French process that stays on the skin, blends with complexion, prevents visible pores and irritation, and provides a youthful, natural look. Marketed by Crandall's Drug Store and W. Phillips Drug Store.
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United States
Crandall’s
W. Phillips
Local Social News Mixed Visits and Guests
Carlisle Carlile and family dined with the Wards in Belden. Cropps hosted Hope and Joyce Gregg. Fauver of New York spent weekends at the Phelps home with Mrs. Sarah Booth and M F Gibson and Betty of Oberlin. Lovejoy of Loveland visited the Livbus home with Paul and Lawrence Krebs played with Keaser's orchestra in Gratton Saturday nights.
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James Laubert, Sr
Parma
Kenton
James Alexander
H. H. Gregg
Cleveland
Wm. Bracy
Wilma
Arlys Jackison
Carlisle
Lenn C. Ward
Scoti
Belden
Wayne Cropp
East Avenue
Hope
Joyce Gregg
C. H. Fauver
New York City
Phelps
Sarah Booth
M. F. Gibson
Betty
Oberlin
G. M. Lovejoy
Loveland
Albert Livbus
Paul
Lawrence Krebbs
Keaser
Gratton
Churchall
Herman Goodspeed
Grafton Road
Orange
Mass
Amys Jackson
Harry Slauter
Pontiac
Mich
Frank Slauter
Horace Ives
Spencer
Joseph Sabo
Kelen
Emil Kasper
Edward Pickard
Frank Harrison
Win C. Sihey
Kent
June Harrison
Moulton Hall
Miss Harrison
Maxine Miller
Dorothy Hicks
Howard Miller
Pat Meloski
Detroit
Michigan
Frank Harrison and Sons
Parking Rules in Merchants Alley and City Streets
The notice prohibits vehicle parking in Merchants Alley between Washington avenue and Lodi street from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sunday and loading only for up to one hour. It also bans buses trucks trailers and commercial vehicles from parking on city streets for more than two hours between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m.
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Merchants Alley
Washington Avenue
Lodi Street
Public Safety Director Authority Over Street Parking Restrictions
The Director of Public Safety may designate streets and alleys where parking is time limited and set the limits as needed for public welfare. He may restrict parking to one side or a portion of a street and can prohibit or limit parking during specific hours as required for safety.
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Director of Public Safety
Public Works Ordinance on Block Bicle Provisions
A municipal notice states bicycles for reasonable use shall be provided back from intersections and curves, with maintenance required in each block as per this ordinance. The text outlines the erection and upkeep standards to ensure safe travel within the city limits.
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Bigoa
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Rudy Vallee
Vallee
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Ritz Paris
Shephard'’s
Tripa
Ike Hol Polloi
Eugene O'Neill
Electa
O'Neil
San Luis Rey
Broadway
Jack Donahue
Phil Baker
Bowery
Neur
Atlantic Garden
Elsie Janis
Torytown
California
Percy Hammond
A. R. Crippen
Cincinnati
E. E. Humphrey
Minnie Brightball
Roy Brightball
Bert Eddy
Emma Durkee
Eaton
LaPorte Methodist Episcopal Church
Rex
Arthur Bosler
Lea
James A. Dewhurst
Bosler
Bosller
Dewhurst
Lean
L. C. Brevoort
Mildred Brevoort
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Clarles
State Department of Agriculture
Lazy Sam
Dream OF Paradise
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Inland Loan Co
Lorain County Bank
Elyria
Ohio
Peterson
Okagi
Vermilion
Cash and Carry Service
A. & A. Auto
Turkey
Kentucky
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Chesterfield
Liccert & Myans
Topacco Co
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