Marian Marsh Given Conduct Rules for New York Visit
Marian Marsh, 17, bound for her first New York trip under a Warner Bros contract, received a strict code of conduct. The rules require punctual interviews, no sister accompaniment in the city, avoidance of night clubs and speakeasies, and candid answers to reporters.
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Marian Marsh
Los Angeles
New York
Warner Bros. Pictures
Manhattan
Iape
Crossword puzzle clues stretch across and down
A historic newspaper style crossword list runs across the page with numbered across and down clues. Entries include persistence with clues like French coin possessive pronoun and Turkish governor along with multiple theme references and wordplay hints.
Beauty Regaining Use Of Legs After Cliff Fall
Evalyn Knapp, screen actress, is slowly regaining the use of her legs after two months bed confinement in Hollywood. She was injured on June 21 when she fell down a cliff while hiking in the Hollywood mountains.
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Evalyn Knapp
Hollywood
Market notes and legal notice appear in historic Frederick County issue
A mixed page shows local wholesale and retail market prices for flour feed corn and butter with scattered figures, followed by a Virginia court notice in Winchester. The document includes an August 1931 court order requiring Maurice Harrison and Dr. P W Boyd to appear, plus a sale notice for peaches at Bowles Farm.
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Maurice Harrison
P. W. Boyd
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Donald L. Weems
P. G. J. W. Baker
Peaches
Hale
Alberta
Bowles Farm
Trustee Sale of Desirable Small Farm in Frederick County
William Grady deeds 30 acre Frederick County tract to be sold at public auction October 3 1931 in Winchester Virginia. Property includes brick residence and outbuildings with access from Wood's Mill Road near Winchester Martinsburg Turnpike. Terms require one third cash and balance via two annual installments secured by purchaser bonds and deed with insurance. Auctioneers Dean.
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William Grady
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Wood’s Mill
Winchester and
Martinsburg
M. J. Hardesty
Charles M. Lupton
Frederick
M. M. Lynch
Drei
Glare from White Cement Pavements Sparks Eye Trouble
Reflected glare from white cement pavements is cited as a cause of eye trouble. Optometrists and opticians may benefit, while motorists seek pavements that absorb more light rather than reflect it.
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Rough Rider
Oo Brothers Pictures, Inc
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He_ LL
Beauty
Winchester Fairground
Market Report
Csvces
NSEC
Baltimore Wholesale
Covington Evening Virginian
Circuit Court
County OF Frederick
Winchester Credit Corporation
Emmerts
TWEED
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Ada Eicher
Park Ridge
Ill
Greta
Anabel
Cornelius O. Pierson
Quiet Dell
Clarksburg
Mrs. Eicher
Botts Boot Shoppe
North
Loudoun Street
THE
West Water Street
West Virginia Transportation Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charleston
Sutton
West Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio
Fairmont
Morgantown
Uniontown Buckhannon
Belington
Elkins
Ae Ae
Dr. Dahlgren
Sweden