Movie Stars Find Luck and Perseverance Key to Breaks
A Fox Hollywood census shows no single rule for film success. Examples include Margar et Mann who found a break due to need, Don Terry whose chance came in Me, Gangster, Janet Gaynor who rose from courage, Nancy Drexel via beauty contests, Charles Farrell through perseverance, Maria Alba found via curiosity, and others. Racing film To Old Kentucky features Derby legends. The Library Theatre screens Happiness Ahead with Colleen Moore, plus The Big Killing with Beery and Hatton.
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Fox
Hollywood
Margaret Mann
Luck
Don Terry
Harvard
Terry
Charles Francis Coe
Janet Gaynor
7Th Heaven
Angel
Nancy Drexel
New York
Perseverance
Charles Farrell
the Heaven
Maria Alba
Spain
The Misses Lesser 311 Third Avenue Unusual Coats
Local advertisement listing children’s coats and matching hats offered by The Misses Lesser at 311 Third Avenue. Includes date 10 10 21 indicating sale or promotion. Distinct items emphasize coordinated winter wear for kids with accessories.
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Third Avenue
Community Notes From Sheffield and Nearby
Oct 9 updates show Mr. and Mrs. Perry Akam and Dorothy from Corry visiting the Camps in Mill Street. Otto Mayer plans several months with daughter Gertrude in Owens West Virginia. Myr and Mrs. C C Woolever of Montoursville visit son Art Woolever and family. Moss Alice Jones spent weekend with relatives in Youngsville. Women’s Home Missionary Society met Miss Maller at Children’s Home with a tureen dinner. Frank Rogs an employee of the CP L Co sent to Kinzua Mall. Cecil Smith and Josephine Garvin of Bradford visited Clifford Peterson family. Mrs John Dunn and son Burton spent weekend with relatives at Gardner Hill. Mr and Mrs Herman Kittner of Warren spent Monday with Mrs Frank Barr family. Robert Dunn fractured ankle during football practice recently.
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Sheffield
Perry Akam
Dorothy
Corry
Mort Camp
Mill Street
Otto Mayer
Gertrude
Owens
W. Va
Myr
C. C. Woolever
Montoursville
Art, Woolever
Moss Alice Jones
Youngsville
Womens Home Missionary Society
Miss Maller
Childrens
Frank Barr
Robert Dunn
Monroes Acclaimed Victory Amid New Political Currents
A 1820 digest notes Monroe’s near unanimous re election amid a fading Federalist and rising Whig scene. Missouri complicates electoral counts as Adams gains one lone New Hampshire vote for style over unanimity. The era features slavery debates and absent nominating caucuses, with ongoing 35 digest series.
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United States
James Monroe
New Hampshire
John Quincy Adams
George Washington
Monroe
Henry Clay
Washington
Federalist
Whig Party
Virginia
Massachusetts
Daniel D. Tompkins
New York
Daniel Rodney
Delaware
Robert G. Harper
Maryland
Richard Rush
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Business Leaders Share Views on Hoover Smith and Trade
James Simpson of Marshall Field & Co. backs Hoover and rising purchasing power while warning that free trade would crack the solid South. He notes sales and wholesale strength in reflecting overall business conditions. Governor Smith’s election is not seen as harmful by big business. Retired businessman William Breck dies at 64 after golf.
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United States
Simpson
Smith
William W .Breck
Air travel and population talk in a strange discourse
The excerpt discusses aviation progress under Postmaster New and President Coolidge, predicting large air mail hubs in New York and Chicago, combined air and rail travel reactions. It mentions Lindbergh's cross country plan with Pullman planes and the idea of sleeping planes, and touches on population trends, Mussolini’s views on race and fertility, Columbus’ legacy, and comments on European demographics.
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Goodyear
Washington
New
President Coolidge
New York
Chicago
Lindbergh
Pullman
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ocean
Cross-Word Puzzle Solution and Clues From 1926
The page presents a dated crossword puzzle solution with a long string of letter blocks and several numbered clues. The text lists across and down hints including hiatal dwelling, fluent poetry, and European capitals, mixed with garbled entries and a copyright note for King Features.
Rules Singer Must Pay Duty On Jewels
Washington October 19 the secretary of the treasury Mellon approved a customs order compelling opera singer Ganna Walska wife of Chicago financier Harold F McCormick to pay duty on jewels imported into the United States.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Ganna Walska
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Opera Star Mme Walska Faces Duty on Clothing and Jewels
The French resident, Mme Walska, fights a customs order taxing her imported apparel and jewelry. A preliminary value estimate stood at 2.5 million dollars. She may appeal to the U S customs court of appeals or return trunks to France without duty on contents.
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United States
Mme. Walska
France
U. S
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