Lord Byron of Broadway at Fox Stars Ethel and Kaley
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer presents Lord Byron of Broadway an all talking musical at the Fox featuring Ethel and Terry from Rio Rita and Charles Kaley from Earl Carrolls Vanities with Marion Shilling Cliff Edwards and Gwen Lee. The film promises laughs thrills and four top song hits including Should I A Bundle of Old Love Letters Only Love is Real and The Woman in the Shoe.
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Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Lord Byron
Broadway
Fox
Ethel and Terry
Charles Kaley
Earl Carroll
Marion Shilling
Cliff Edwards
Gwen Lee
Henry Rubin
Jenette MacDonald Rise From Unknown to Star in Love Parade
The article recalls Jenette MacDonald’s rise from unknown chorus girl to leading lady after an advertising description of her red gold hair and sea green eyes. It notes her first film role opposite Maurice Chevalier in The Love Parade and a Paramount contract, while mentioning her early stage work. In a separate note, it describes brides in York facing noise from riveters, prompting steelworkers to adjust shifts at St Bartholomew's to hear the ceremony.
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Jenette MacDonald
New York
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount
Gamin
Graham Theatre
Mrs DH Engleman Endorses Konjola For Digestive Ailments
Mrs DH Engleman of 1220 Bluffs Street Warble reports severe stomach pain bladder disorders and sleepless nights. After seven bottles over seven weeks her digestion strengthens and she gains energy. She cautions Konjola is not a cure all but credits marked improvement from six to eight weeks of systematic use.
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DH Jeman
Bluff Street
Konjola
Washington
Geo. L. McDaniel
Nearloo
David's Clown Hero Saves Kids in Grand Store Fire
In a city department store blaze, David as Pierrot heroically evacuates children, carrying Sally and comforting Monica. He reveals his undercover life to fund his act, while Monica forgives doubts as the crowd cheers the brave clown who saved the youngsters.
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Onica
David
David Watson
Gan Ning
Monica
Isle
Monten
Sally
Montca
Montea
Daly
Pye
Demand for Products of Truck Garden and Field
A Spokane Spokesman-Review excerpt argues Americans became vegetarians by necessity and fashion through vitamins not clubs. It notes rising lettuce intake, winter vegetables, and the shift from meat to plant foods driven by vitamin awareness and "reducing diets" that popularized plant based eating.
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Vitamin Shrine
Truck Garden
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Women Geographers among Society of Women Geographers Members
The Society of Women Geographers grants active status to women who have made distinctive contributions to geographic knowledge through travel. Notable members include Delia Akeley with an African natural history collection bought by Newark Museum, Elizabeth Dickey’s 1927-28 explorations in Brazil and Venezuela, and Ruth Crosby Noble who discovered a frog species named Elentherodactylus Ruthae in her honor.
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Women Geographers
Society of Women Geographers
Delia Akeley
Africa
Newark Museum
Elizabeth Dickey
Brazil
Venezuela
Maipures
Rio Orloc
Museu of the
George Heye Foundation
New York
Ruth Crosby Noble
Elentherodactylus
Ruthae
Washington Star
Gossip heat on Palm Beach link denied by lord at tea
Lord Charles Leverholt dismissed gossip tying a famous movie star to an eilite at Palm Beach. He said the couple are not engaged and that the young lady has refused him ten times. He compared her stance to Mlle Beaumesnil who refused an admirer with humor.
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Palm Beach
Charles Leverholt
Mlle. Beaumesnil
Forget Enmity in Hunger at Glacier Bread Line
Government hunger line in Glacier National Park drew diverse wildlife to seek food. Weasels, mink, crows, bears, mountain sheep, deer, and other birds and animals gathered, setting aside conflict to obtain sustenance in the Rocky Mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountain
Roman Roads in England Monument to Busy Ancient Life
The article notes that England’s Roman roads endure as faint lines or hedges across centuries, surviving as cart tracks or green boundaries despite village growth and market town changes. They stand as quiet monuments to life long before William the Conqueror crossed the Channel.
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England
William the Conqueror
New York Times
Hoover Signs Tariff Bill Today Seeks Quick Effect
The article reports President Hoover signing a tariff bill with immediate effect, stirring Senate debate over expected duty increases on sugar shoes lumber cement bricks wool and hides. Democrats emphasize potential harm to purchasing power and stock markets with figures ranging from 2.8 to 18 or 29 percent. Smoot estimates a $107.9 million annual rise under 1928 sports. Democrats peg closer to a billion. The piece notes uncertainty about food and clothing price impacts and previews a comparative rates table.
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Ile
Senate
Hoover
Senators Find Hidden Change In New Tariff Bill
In Washington June 185 UP a joker was found in the refined sugar duty of the new tariff bill. Senate Finance Chairman Smoot and House Ways and Means Chairman Hawley say the rate would let refined sugar enter at a lower duty than raw sugar, encouraging refineries in Cuba. Hawley notes it is too late to fix this session of Congress.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Hawley
House
Ways and Means
Lave
Cuba
Congress
Seven Men Missing After Lake Erie Search
Toledo reports seven men missing after their speed boat from Toledo Yacht Club vanished while racing an excursion steamer near Put-in-Bay Island. Coast guard and local crews searched Lake Erie as a pirate excursion event drew spectators. A boatman later found the vessel with three life preservers and a hat aboard it.
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Toledo
Toledo Yacht Club
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Put-in- Bay Island
Pelee Island
Elks
William Miller
Lift Corns Right Out With Radox Foot Bath
England comes the to take out. Use Radox for corns roots and callouses. Dissolve 2 tablespoonfuls in a gallon of hot water and soak feet for 3 or 4 nights to lift out corns. Enjoyable treatment promises relief from burning tired feet and lasting comfort.
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England
Jemmon
Hold Junction Man in Liquor Charge Centered at Wapello
Martin Taylor proprietor of Heer Garden in Fredonia was jailed in Louisa county on liquor nuisance charges. He waived preliminary hearing before Justice M. Hint at Wapello and was bound over to the grand jury. A sheriff seized a quantity of alcohol. bond set at 500 dollars but not posted.
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Columbus Junction
Martin Taylor
Heer
Fredonia
Here
Louisa County
Wapelio
M. Hint
Wapellc
George Oaks
Taylor
Mrs Rufus Orr Dies in Colorado Brighton's Loss
Mrs. Rufus Orr aged 8 formerly Leona Colton of this place died Monday at St Luke's hospital Denver after weeks of illness. Born here in 1872 she was the daughter of the late James Colton. Survived by husband Cyril at home four daughters Mrs Jesse Duncan Hoyt Cole Mrs Fila Osbaugh Denver Mrs Jean Morris Milliken Cole and Mrs Dorothy Mummer Casper Wyo a brother Cyril Colton Davenport and two sisters Blair and Mrs C J Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Rufus Orr
Brighton
Colo
Leona Colton
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
James Colton
Cyril
Daungers
Jesse Duncan
Hoyt
Cole
Fila Osbaugh
Jean Morris
Milliken
Dorothy Mummer
Casper
Wyo
Cyril Colton
Davenport
Blair
C.J
Memorial Edition Marks Sioux City Tribune Fifty Years
Sioux City Tribune published a memorial edition noting fifty years since John C Kelly began the paper. Tributes from associates of the publisher who died in 1921 blended with messages to John H and one H Kelly, sons of the founder, who now run the publication.
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Sioux City
John C Kelly
United States
John H
H. Kelly
Endorse Hoard by Farmers Elevator Service Company
At the annual meeting here 185 members endorsed Hoard and approved the federal farm board. The gathering included criticism of the United States chamber of commerce for attacking the board. The organization comprises members of the farmers grain deal and related farming interests.
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Fort Dodge
Federal Farm Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Elevator Service Company
Farmers Grain Deal
Interesting Rotary Program Yesterday
The Ro tary meeting featured Mrs George Masson and daughters Dorothy and Mildred with Pierce Knox performing drums and Mrs Masson at piano. Emil Anderson delivered the day’s address, praising Sweden and John Ericsson and noting Norse influence in science and war. President Ed Hammer affirmed the facts. next Friday’s Rotarian meeting will be in Noble.
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George Masson
Dorothy
Mildred
Pierce Knox
Emil
Deece
Mil Anderson
Sweden
Anderson
John Erickson
Monitor
Ed Hammer
Noble
Man’s suicide attempt under care at Baker Institute
Muscatine reports David Geary of Wyoming TI remained in serious condition after attempting to take his own life by shooting Sunday. He was told to return to the Baker Institute for ongoing treatment where he had previously received care.
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Muscatine
David Geary
Wyoming
Geary
Baker Institute
Family Doctor Made Millions of Friends
Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription that, forty years later, remains a staple. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is marketed as safe for bowel care, pleasant tasting, gentle for women and children, made from herbs and pure ingredients.
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Caldwell
Caldwelln
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W. 8. Reister
Mayo's Home Bakery
H. I. Ward & C
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Graham
Witting Leather
Dodder
Washington International Co
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Ramseyer Hatcheries, Inc
Wolf Floral Co
Octjon Seed
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the Jeweler
Geo
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Iowa Southern
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