Marian Martin Slip Pattern Promises Easy Fit
Advertisement promotes a perfected fitted slip pattern 9437 for sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 50 with simple cutting and minimal seams. It notes optional lace, asks buyers to mail name address pattern number and size, and advertises the Marian Martin Fall and Winter Catalog with patterns for juniors, kids, and various garments. Catalog and pattern prices are listed. Orders go to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York City.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Smilin Through at the Palace yields grand entrancing charm
Norma Shearer shines in a dual role in Smilin Through at the Palace last evening, with Frederic and Leslie Howard delivering strong support in a moving tale of undying love. The showing drew praise for the entire cast in a glorious va nce of drama and tender emotion.
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Winchester
Palace
Norma Shearer
Frederick
Leslie Howard
Vance
Wiester
Capio Capitol Presents Arliss at Last Show Day
Warner Bros Cap It Capitol features Arliss in A Successful Calamity with Mary Astor Evalyn Knapp and Wm Jamney. Tee for Two technicolor short and a organlogue A Voice in the Old Village Choir also shown. Tomorrow Chandu the Magician with Bela Lugosi premieres.
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Geo Arliss
Capitol
Mary Astor
Evalyn Knapp
Wm. Jamney
Arliss
Tee
Billy Barnes
Old Village
Chandu
Edmund Lowe
Bela Lugosi
Flashes of life and oddities from around the world
News snippets from Dallas to Norman cover praise for persistence during depression, odd hail in Berne as big as a phonograph record, a teen escapes after a burglary and a car holiday in Kenyon for George Washington’s birth bicentennial. Ex convicts face job guarantees, and Oklahoma University advances flying lessons with Roy Hunt.
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Berne
Switzerland
Biglen
Norman
Louise Postlewait
Oklahoma University
Department of Correspondence
Roy Hunt
Background helps son of Champ Clark in Missouri Senate race
Charles P. Stewart profiles Col. Kennett Champ Clark and his rival Henry W. Kiel in Missouri's U S Senate contest. It notes Champ Clark II’s public life, war record, and campaign strength, Kiel’s political savvy, wealth, and mayoral experience, and the uneasy party balance at stake in Jefferson City.
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Nusual
Champ Clark
United States Senate
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
ST. Louis
Col. Kennett
Missouri
Henry W. Kiel
House of Representatives
Wilson
Washington
American Legion
Ex-Service Men’s Association
Occupational Diseases Make An Interesting Subject
Dr Logan Clendening surveys occupational ailments from painter’s colic to housemaid’s knee and miner’s consumption. He discusses telegraphers cramp, the role of temperament, and the lack of organic muscle disease, noting asbestos exposure leads to pulmonary asbestosis and eventual tuberculosis in dusty trades.
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Logan Clendening
Painter
Clergyman
Woolsorter
Smith
Culpin
Farmer
Anderson Attacks Governor On Virginia Direct Relief
Colonel Henry W. Anderson condemned Governor Pollard for lack of funds for winter relief. He charged Virginia spends millions on wildlife, monuments, parks, roads, and public works while neglecting starving women and children, urging radical government change and tax-supported aid.
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Richmond
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Anderson
Tidewater
Commonwealth of Virginia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ttss
Car
Two States To Claim Reynolds Estate Taxes
New York and North Carolina race to collect inheritance taxes on the $15 million Reynolds estate after the death of Young Reynolds. New York officials say probate may yield nearly $2 million. North Carolina officials pledge action to protect the state’s tax interests.
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Albany
Smith Reynolds
New York
North Carolina
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
New York State
Maxwell
Automakers Agree Not to Reveal Cars Before November
Industry officials propose a voluntary pact delaying next year’s car debuts until November to avoid early reveals. Magazine publishers are asked to consider similar staggered release practices to balance news cycles and consumer attention.
Insull Brothers Extradition Battle Reaches Barrie Jail
Martin J. Insull, indicted in Chicago with brother Samuel Insull in the collapse of their utilities empire, is shown entering Simcoe county jail at Barrie Ontario. He is held as extradition proceedings continue to return him to the United States. Samuel Insull has been reported in Italy. An unidentified attorney and a provincial constable flank Martin in the photograph.
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Zasu Pitts
the Palace
Eugene Pallette
Lucien Littlefield
Tully Marshall
Harold Waldridge
Francis Sayles
Theodor von Eltz
Tiffany
Miriam Seegar
Warner Richmond
Alan Roscoe
Mahlon Hamilton
James Burtis
H. Bruce Humberstone
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Utilities Corporation
Simcoe County
Barrie
Ont
United States
Italy
Martin Insull
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Hable’s Palace
Warner Bros. Capitol
Barnes
June Collyer, Stuart Erwin, JR
June Collyer
Los Angeles
Stuart Erwin
Stuart, Jr
Dallas
L. T. Dysart
National Association of Credit Men
Huntington
Ind
Raymond Roberts
Roberts
Offiicers
Kenyon, Minn
State Bank of Kenyon
George Washington
Rome
Bennett Clark
Lowers
Genevieve & Thompson
James E. Thompson
New Orleans Item-Tribune
Bennett
Champ” Clark
Champ
Clark
Henry Kiel
Kiel
Roaz-Kiel Construction Company
Clendening
Colonel Anderson
The
Shirley Shoppe
Shirley Shonne
N. Loudoun St
Just
Insull
Ontario
Jersey
Betty Shoppe
Moung & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Pt. Johnson’s
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
Atwater Kent Radio Store
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