Spanish Moon a Big Hit In Closing Maryland Performance
The Women's Club presented Spanish Moon to a near-capacity Maryland audience with strong vocal work and encores. Floyd Sherman and Robert Horn led the Iberian roles while Sidney Cushna and Dr. Stanley Moore shone in leading parts. Miss Aleda Cook and Mrs. Frances Sentmyer impressed in feminine leads. A lively dance finale and postshow celebration followed the show.
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Maryland
Floyd Sherman
Robert Horn
Sidney Cushna
Stanley Moore
Aleda
Cook
Frances Sentmyer
Gladys. Smith
Have That Footlight Sheen By Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper touts hair care routines to keep a living shine. She credits cleanliness and regular use of Wave and Sheen to maintain her hairstyle and offers the product at 70 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Juan
Court Favors Plant Sales In Maryland Power Deal
Judge Eugene O Dunne of the Baltimore Circuit Court sent back the Chicago utilities bid to the Public Service Commission for approval. The four Western Maryland plants include Home Electric, Emmitsburg Electric, Antietam Electric Power, and Mount Land Electric, with a purchase price of 518000.
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Eugene O’dunne
Baltimore
Chicago
Maryland
Public Service Commission
Public Service
Chicago Corporation
Commission
Thorrow
O’dunne
O'Dunne
Home Electric Companioning
Emmitsburg Eleeric Company
Antietam Electri Power Company
Washington County
T Land Electric Company
Freshwomen to wear dog collars at Cincinnati campus
Cincinnati October 31. The Women's Student Government Association and the Women's Vigilance Committee decide that every fresh woman at the University of Cincinnati must wear a dog collar for one month on campus as a novelty pledge.
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Nize Doggetties
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Women’s Student Government Association
Women’s Vigilance Committee
Devil's Island Fugitive Reaches Venezuelan Coast
Dr. Pierre Gougrat, convicted of murdering patients, has escaped from Devil's Island and reached the Venezuelan coast in safety. Only two others besides Gougrat have escaped the French penal colony, though many died attempting the perilous flight.
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Pierre Gougrat
Devil's Island
South America
Davis’s Island
Eight year old kills sister with accidental rifle
Cumberland Md Oct 30 An eight year old boy attempting to show his sister a rifle accidentally discharged it in a farm home near Kifer killing ten year old Mabel Ella Snyder instantly. The victims were siblings Mabel and Kirk Snyder children of Alonzo Snyder who owned the farm.
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Cumberland
Sajer
Kifer
Mabel Ella Snyder
Kirk Snyder
Alonzo Snyder
Baltimore to Get Large New Plant
Baltimore officials announce Western Electric will build a 15.4 million dollar plant in the city employing 1209 people. The site will include 52 acres owned by United States Company of Baltimore and 15 more acres from the Canton Company. W F Hosford, VP, disclosed the plan at the Baltimore Association of Commerce meeting at Southern Hotel.
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Baltimore
Western Electric Company
W. F. Hosford
Baltimore Association of Commerce In Southern
United States Company of Baltimore
Canton Company
Orange Root Boosts Hoffman Sales In Grange Root
Glad tidings from Hoffman Maryland praise Orange Root Iron and Celery Compound. A testimonial from Geo W Yeider says after four bottles and golden Nuggets he regained strength, cleared eczema, and felt energetic again. The ad directs readers to Rudy's Rexall Drug Store for three bottles of tonic and Nuggets, with prices listed and a note on Creosote Emulsion for coughs.
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Hoffman
Geo. W. Yeider
Rudy
Rexall Drug Store
Hamilton Hotel
Rudy's
Ensign Gotjen Killed by Propeller at Air Field
Ensign Joseph H Gotjen Jr of Charleston S C was fatally injured at an abandoned air field near Pensacola when struck by the propeller of a plane he had been flying. Gunnery Sergeant H D Greer, a Marine Corps student pilot, spotted the accident from the air.
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Pensacola
Fla
Joseph H. Gotjen
Charleston
8. C
Gotjen
H. D. Greer
Marine Corps
Resignation Tenders by West Point Democrat
W N Ethridge of West Point resigned from the Democratic State executive committee in Jackson Mississippi saying he cannot support Governor Smith for President. The article notes three in this race and mentions football prospects Hoffman and Stan.
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Jackson
Miss
W. N. Ethridge
West Point
Democratic State Executive Committee
Smith
What Doctors Say About the Laxative Habit
Doctors warn against the laxative habit and promote Cascarets as a gentle answer. The piece touts cascara bark as a safe stimulant that won’t weaken bowels, contrasting with harsh purges. It recommends Cascarets candy for regular, effortless relief without dependency.
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Cascara
Minnesota Nagurski Versus Iowa McLain Highlighted Debate
Ford and Nagurski of Minnesota and McLain of Iowa compete in a key choice by Hofmin, who has the deciding selection. The snippet hints at a coordinated matchup or decision across teams, with Hofmin holding the pivotal option.
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Ford, Nagurski
Minnesota
McLain
Iowa
Hofmin
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Ruarner
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Love Joy Shock Absorbers
ACME
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Hagerstown
Sauer’s
F. Sauer CO
Richmond
Hamrick
E. Baltimore
Gnayets Theatre
Sania
Nie
Hotidays
Buainesa
Endomera
Community Finance Service
Hkc
Rend HulMing
F. & W. Grand
W. Wank
Atlanta
Journal
Montgomery Ward & CO
Riverside Tires
Rradios
S. Jonathan St. Hagerat
W. B. Cratty
Mgr
Hoosier
Miller’s Furniture Store
Potomac Street
Shoes
George W. Yeider
Tren and
Calne Cope
Yourself
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Washington, D. C
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New York
Ady
Ensign
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St. Pot
William C. Byron
Williamsport
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Greencastle Pike
Joseph Snyder
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Baltimore, MD
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