Eddie Cantor and Will Rogers as premier American entertainers
Austin Callan lauds Eddie Cantor and Will Rogers as lovable stars with clean private lives and deep loyalty to family country and fans. Cantor’s talent range from song to comedy balances Rogers’s cowboy persona and universal appeal, both praised for dignity and public virtue. Palooka and Goofy end the piece with light banter.
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Austin Callan
Eddie Cantor
Mike
Will Rogers
Eddie
Will
New York
West
Bombay
India
Tucson
Arizona
Cantor
America
Beverly Hills
Sin Chart lists more than eighty sins for church members
A Dallas pastor compiles over eighty sins and presents them to the Presbyterian General Assembly. The list, printed as a Sin Chart, aims to promote self examination and will be used by Dr. L. D. Young and Dr. William F. Klein in church evangelism efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
Abbey Presbyterian Church
Dallas
General Assembly
Young
William F. Klein
New York
Dr. Young
Fried Cucumbers Superior to Egg Plant for Table
The article advocates fried cucumbers as a superior dish to fried eggplant and provides a simple recipe to fry cucumber lengthwise slices in salted ice water then egg and cracker crumb coating. It also notes cucumber potato salad ideas and advises against salting cucumbers to draw poison.
Denison Loses in Supreme Court Highway Appointment Battle
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that Frank Denison of Temple could not be chairman of the State Highway Commission because his gubernatorial appointment by Miriam Ferguson lacked Senate confirmation. The court held a two thirds Senate vote was required, rejecting Denison's argument that a majority sufficed since no vacancy existed. Denison’s appointment was rejected twice by the Senate.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
Frank L. Denison
Temple
State Highway Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
Senate
Supreme Court
Denison
65 167 Loans on Crops Made in Southwest States
Crop production loans totaling 65 167 have been made this year in Texas New Mexico and Arizona amounting to 5 003 485 according to regional manager Owen W Sherrill The loans help farmers stay on the land amid reduced cash crop acreage and lower average loan size as repayment remains outstanding with farmers pledging to grow gardens feed livestock and produce money crops to pay the loans
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Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Owen W. Sherrill
Dallas
Sherrill
Months with Presidents Birth Anniversaries
May and June have no president's birthday. The other ten months mark presidential birth anniversaries. November tops with five, followed by March April and October with four each.
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United States
Orangeville News Roundup of Weather News and Local Visits
Sunday night rain kept farmers out of fields with no hail damage reported. Cotton chopping dominates activity while Grand pa Woods improves from illness. Local social calls include Bowen, Musser, Holt, Stroud, Wilder, and Shawhart visits. Sunday school attendance: 74 Baptist with 30 in intermediate, 55 at union. Swimming pool opening drew a large crowd. A weather warning interrupted B Y P U. A joke ends the issue.
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Grandpa Woods
Paul Bowen
Jim Bowen
Bill Musser
Whitewright
Sam Donihoe
Pat Miller
Lonnie Holt
Frank Holt
Elizabeth Stroud
Loree Browning
Marie
Lois Wilder
the Baptist Sunday School
The
Union Sunday School
Baptist Church
Pauline Stroud
Edna Earl Taylor
Betty Blanton
Leonard
Bill Shawhart
Lloyd Barry
Mattie Harris
Trenton
Lucian Jones
Dan Harris
Robert Warren
Baby
Denison
Maggie Garland
Gladys Taylor
Holt
Double Funeral Held in Dallas for Pruitt and Newman
A double funeral service for J. F. Pruitt and F. F. Newman was held at East Grand Avenue Baptist Church in Dallas. Both men died after a late night automobile accident on Mesquite road. Survivors include spouses and multiple relatives. Newman was 38, Pruitt 31.
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F. F. Newman
East Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Dallas
H. E. Fowler
Pruitt
Newman
Mesquite Road
Mr. Pruitt
B. W. Newman
Mr. Newman
B. W
Hudson- Essex Automobile Company
Susie Pruitt
Billy
Nelda Juanita
Wanda Gale
Frank Pruitt
Oscar Pruitt
Houston
Whitewright
Carl Rice
Tioga
J. R. McDonald
Dorchester
Helen Pruitt
Ben Hunter
J. H
Albert Pruitt
Ruby Hunter Newman
F. F. Jr
Doris
Dorothy
W. W. Newman
M. L. Newman
Muskogee
Okla
C. E. Newman
Lubbock
Guy Newman
Amarillo
R. M. Wilson
Pottsboro
W. T. Dunn
F. S. Dance
Lloyd Womack
Abilene Christian College
First Baptist Church of
Ennis
Sherman
Daniel-Scott
Claud Johnson
North Park Baptist Church
West Hill Cemetery
Masonic Lodge of
For Sale and Trade Ads From Local Listings
Want ads show three milch cows for sale by E T Doss in Whitewright and a trade offer exchanging thrift shoots for heifer calves from J H Gosnell. Florist ad by E D Barlow selling flowers with Mrs L LaRoe as agent. Milling Company buys corn oats wheat and sells cottonseed meal and hulls. Used standard mower for 27.50 and used refrigerators priced 4.95 to 12.50 from Manning Clark & Meador.
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Kimbell Milling Company
Manning, Clark & Meador
Typographical Gems In Bozeman Chronicle
A quirky item notes typographical curiosities titled Any Relation to Ditto Dogs. It mentions hardy cabbage plants and hot cats and lists Tobin at 1122 West Babcock in Bozeman Montana for these reminiscences.
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A Tobin
W. Babcock
Bozeman
Mont
Daily Chronicle
Cranbrook Faculty Wives Entertained At Stag Bridge
Mrs J C Keppel hosted twenty Cranbrook faculty wives for a stag bridge and supper, a social gathering noted by the Detroit Free Press.
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J. C. Keppel
Cranbrook
Detroit Free Press
Mr H R Johnstone Leaves For U S Trip
Mr H R Johnstone departed Monday for the United States on a combined business and pleasure trip. He expects to return in three time.
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H. R. Johnstone
United States
el Universal
Suicide Attempt Reported In Long Island Paper
A 46 year old man cut his throat with a kitchen knife in an attempt to take his own life, according to a police report. The incident was noted in the Long Island paper.
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Joseph
Long Island Paper
Grant Finds Golf Nugget in Quartz and Deposits It
Milwaukee Sentinel reports Grant found a gold nugget valued at 3500 dollars and deposited it in a local bank safety vault. Bank employee O A Turner confirmed the nugget’s worth and safekeeping.
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Grant
O. A. Turner
Milwaukee Sentinel
Farm mortgage bill signals finance committee approval
The finance committee authorized action yesterday in anticipation of the farm mortgage bill signing by the President. Washington Post reports the move aims to align with anticipated legislation and presidential action.
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Washington Post
Mayor Dore backs salary cuts in Seattle
Mayor John F. Dore of Seattle advocates personal austerity by cutting his own pay, noting last year he reduced his salary from $1 500 to $5 000 a year, according to the Oakland Tribune.
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John F. Dore
Seattle
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Derby Victory by Jockey Meade in Fifty-Ninth Run
The best horse in Col. E R Bradleys stable was Jockey Meade a 201 year old kid from the Dakotas who threw the nose of Broken Tip across the finish line just in time to win the fifty ninth Kentucky derby.
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Col. E. R. Bradley
Meade
Dakotas
Omaha World-Herald
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