Denny billed at library today in Harold Teen screening
Reginald Denny stars in Good Morning Judge at the Library Theater and a youth serving Harold Teen screens at the Columbia Theatre. Mary Nolan plays the love interest with Dorothy Gulliver Otis Harlan and others in the cast. William A Seiter directed the Judge and Mervyn LeRoy directs Harold Teen based on Carl Ed's comic strip star Arthur Lake leads with Mary Brian and Alice White in a lively youth comedy headlined by First National.
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Reginald Denny
Mary Nolan
Dorothy Gulliver
Wampas
Columbia Theatre
Harold Teen
Mervyn LeRoy
Carl Ed
Harold
Arthur Lake
Mary Brian
Lillums
Alice White
Giggles
Lucien Littlefield
William Bakewell
Hedda Hopper
Lincoln Stedman
Ben Hall
Robert Kane
Usury debate and world views populate a mixed front page
The column surveys usury schemes backed by the United States treasury, calls for investigations into New York price fixing, notes Chicago gang activity, and mixes in reflections on space, war, and politics. It discusses oil price loans, global finance, Italian leadership, American car production, and European tensions with George Washington’s foresight cited. The piece closes with a Harvard scientist’s commentary on world science.
Place of Blood in Salvation Sermon at Wesleyan Tent
Evangelist A L White preached on the Blood of Christ as essential to salvation at the Wesleyan Methodist Tent meeting. He argued remission comes only through the Blood, transforming life with love, gentleness, and new passions, and announced another sermon on modern expressions of old terms.
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Evangelist A. L. White
God
Christ Jesus
Evangelist White
Auto Wins Decision Sacramento Car Clash
In Sacramento a man clashed with his car ending in a win for the automobile and an injury for the owner. Victor Dravido wh 21 could not start the vehicle and, as frustration grew, struck the headlight with his fist causing a severe wrist cut. Cautious buyers are urged to read classified ads carefully.
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AUTO
Sacramento
Cal
Victor Dravidowh
Blind students win prizes in Movietone essay contest
Miss Rosalie Florence Cohen won first prize of 25 dollars in a Fox Films Movietone essay competition at Cornell University. Jack Lockett received 15 dollars at 2085 Lexington Avenue and Josephine Gelsomino earned 10 dollars from the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind. The awards followed a Globe Theatre Movietone program for the blind showing of The Red Dance.
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Rosalie Florence Cohen
Cornell University
Fox Films
Jack Lockett
Lexington Avenue
Josephine Gelsomino
New York Institute For the Education of the Blind
Globe Theatre
New York
Home Made Poems by Sara on a County Tour with The Gang
Sara and Hitch Magee tour local county offices in a humorous piece about visiting the Sheriff Clerk of Court Treasurer Commissioners Recorder Farm Bureau Education offices and a farmers teaching role. The narrator notes the County Store joke and concludes with political taunts about the Democratic party and an aunt gift style closing.
Industrial genius myth mocks British efficiency
A speaker contends the United States is not uniquely inventive and that British workers face the same inefficiencies. He notes bricklayers carry bricks by hand while Americans use hoists, and that Britain imports American cars at a higher cost after duties, despite longer durability.
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United States
Nathan Straus Honored by Jews Buying Seaside Palestine Land
Nathan Straus, prominent New York philanthropist, is honored by an organization of descendants of Jewish colonists that has purchased 800 acres suitable for orange growing between Jaffa and Caesarea. The tract, named Nathania, will become the first Jewish settlement on Palestine's seashore.
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Nathan Straus
New York
Sons of Jewish
Jaffa
Caesarea
Nathania
Palestine
Seven Die As Train Strikes Tourist Car Near Gary
Seven people killed when a Grand Trunk Freight train struck a tourist automobile near Gary Indiana early today. An eighth occupant, a 10 year old boy, was injured. Victims identified include Pollock of Lilbourn Missouri Smith of Dearborn Michigan and Mainard and his wife Anna Jones and two infants. The car was demolished and the train rode on for over a quarter mile before stopping. A letter on Mrs Jones suggests the group was bound for Flint Michigan.
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Ted
Grand Trunk
Here
Pollack
Lilbourn
Moz
Howard Smith
Dearborn
Mic C
Mainard
Anna Jones
Pollock
Smith
Matthews
Sirs. Jones
Flint
Mich
Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and Mixed Themed Entries
A jumbled list of crossword clues and partial solutions from a 1928 King Features Syndicate puzzle. The items mix numbered positions, word parts, and stray phrases, ending with unclear root terms and fragmented answers.
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Farm Bureau
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Democrat
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the Tribune
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Conenango Ave
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