Girl clerks train with 454 revolver under Detroit police guard
Report describes Detroit postoffice and bank clerks, many young women, practicing with 45 caliber revolvers at the police range in the basement of the First and Old Detroit National Bank. Postmaster Wiliam J. Nagle oversees the program as the clerks gain steadier aim and confidence.
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Health report notes higher births and lower deaths
A county health report for November shows a high birth rate and low mortality, despite contagious diseases like diphtheria and scarlet fever leading the tally. The document lists major causes of death, including tuberculosis and pneumonia, with totals and demographic details.
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Bronchitis Emulsion Praised By Reader
A reader testimonial extols a bronchitis and cough remedy from Bear's Guussion for three years. The writer claims the emulsion relieved a child's dry cough quickly and eased personal chest symptoms before church. They endorse the product for coughs colds and bronchitis and recommend it to others.
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J. R. Barry
The Stage and Screen Delves Into Filmmaking Superstition
The Maryland Theatre screens The Son of Wallaceford as Mr W S Smith faces a superstition about directors filming a scene. Authors Geo Randolph Chester and his wife co directed and persuaded him to take part in a special production shot amid Hollywood chatter.
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Maryland Theatre
Geo. Randolph Chester
Hex Beach Drama Tized At Nixon's Taday
The article promotes Hex Beach's latest Goldwyn picture The North Wind's Malice showing at Nixon's Academy today and Thursday. It notes the film explores small daily irritations growing into serious matters in a stark northern setting and highlights Beach's talent for dramatic storytelling.
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Northlands
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Academy
Parrott & Company Delivers Mixed Adaptation Drama
A garbled review notes Sylvia Broamer and Elna Chetwand in Not Guilty. The director offers more style than substance, with a pleasing performance by the girl who loved both twins and herself. The cast provides a well-balanced interpretation pleasing patrons of cinema.
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Elna Chetwand
Talons
Live Stock Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices Report
Prices and quality notes for cattle sheep and hogs including dairy cows bulls and calves with ranges for good to low grades. Terms show per hundredweight values and descriptions such as common fair thick and heavy and reference specific weights and conditions.
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Sule
Confessions Of A Movie Star excerpt on marriage and youth
In a dialog labeled Confessions Of A Movie Star, a young woman debates marriage with her mother and a suitor, stressing age, education, and independence. She resists early union while considering a fiancé who would support college dreams, reflecting 1920s attitudes on romance and female agency. The piece closes with a cliffhanger about future events and a copyright notice.
Shirley Mason Opens at Colonial Theatre Today
Shirley Mason, Fox star, appears at the Colonial Theatre in a new romance described as a gourite-derling tale from Joseph Haast Pent. The play, adapted from Young's Magazine story Concerning Chichino, promises a hearty welcome for audiences.
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Peck's Bad Boy at Palaces to Feature Jackie Coogan
The long heralded production Peck n Bad Boy with Jackie Coogan in the stellar role opens at the Palaces theatre next week starting Christmas Monday for two days. The tale follows the fearless lad who stirs trouble for his Pa and the entire town, promising a lively and amusing adaptation to delight audiences.
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Two Dove
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Chaplin
Not Guilty film opens at Palace Theatre
The article previews the feature Not Guilty directed by Sidmey A. Frauke and produced by Albert A. Kaufman, released by Associated First National Pictures. It adapts Harold MacGrath's novel and centers on a tale of twin brothers and a dramatic courtroom or moral crisis.
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