Motion Pictures Seen As Beneficial To Children Says Columbia Scholar
Dr. Joseph R. Holmes of Columbia University reports two years of research finding American films wholesome and helpful for youth. He cites expert support and notes most tests show no link to crime, praising film as an emotional outlet and moral influence.
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Columbia University
Joseph R. Holmes
New York
Holmes
Frederick L. Hoffman
United States
America
Hoffman
Joseph Jastrow
University of Wisconsin
Two Local Men Attend Confederate Reunion in Charlottsville
J P Lair and EB F Routt from Telephone are headed to a Confederate Reunion in Charlottsville, N C. The writer regrets that more friends could not attend and hopes for a full report on return.
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Charlottsville
N. C
Nin County
J. P. Lair
EB. F. Routt
Telephone
Confederacy
Hade Whitsett
T. J. Carter
Tom Carr Out Sick. Little Tom Steps In
The favorite mail carrier Tom Carr, who was laid up after a nail puncture and risk of blood poisoning, is improving at home. His understudy Little Tom has taken over routes and is performing well.
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Tom Carr
Little Tom
Uncle Ed Tully Reflects on Loss After Transplant
In a fragile voice Uncle Ed Tully says he must watch his man, Henry More, as he recovers. Mrs Roxner asks how her husband fared in the deal, noting he has been dead for two months.
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Ed Tully
Local Notes From Ash Grove And Nearby Towns
The Ash Grove community reports limited farming work due to rain and illness. Uncle Bud Ware, recently ill, visited his son near Cottage Bend. Mrs. R. C. Nelms cares for her father J. Barnes in Bonham while her mother improves. Lou McEnquire family visited E. L. Bangs in Trenton. Wil Ware of near Vernon visited the area. Eva Mae Nelson of Bonham visited relatives here.
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Bud Ware
U ‘Ware
Cottage Bend
R. C. Nelms
J. Barnes
Bonham
Lou McEnquire
Ravenna SchoolNotes Review of 1928 29 Year
Rev Leroy Anderson delivered the baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1929 in Ravenna. The report notes Miss Goldie Culpepper and Miss Lavon Langdon resignations and names Josephine Barnett as next year's principal, with A H Smith and Thaddeus Finley also mentioned. It comments on a busy farm period with good berry and peach crops after rains.
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Leroy Anderson
Denison
Milton Smith
Goldie Culpepper
Savior
John Owens
M. G Moreland
Lavon Langdon
Grace Horn
Nina Owens
Sir Moreland
Goldie Culpeper
Miss Langdon
Culpepper
Bonham
Thaddeus Finley
Commerce
Teachers’ College
A. H. Smith
Teachers College
Quarreling Couple’s Morning Routine Ends in Frustration
Fragmentary excerpt shows Mrs. Duncan challenging her husband over possessive pronouns. The next morning he begins his typical routine, spending a few minutes rummaging about the room in a state of habitual mindset.
Melo softens hard city water for cleaner washing
An advertisement touts Melo as a remedy for hard city water that leaves clothes dull and dirty. It claims Melo softens water, boosting soap effectiveness and improving cleanliness, urging readers to purchase at their grocers.
Sun returns as farmers prepare crops after rain
After a week of rain the sun returns and farmers plan to be back in their fields soon. Mrs. Howard and Dorothy Dawn stayed with her parents in Ravenna. Several local residents visited relatives or hosted guests at Ravenna and Kentuckytown, with trips to the city lake and nearby towns noted. Miss Juanita Spencer departs for Commerce for summer school.
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Howard
Dorothy Dawn
J. P
Thompson
Ravenna
Chester LeHew
R. RB. Flippo
Albert Weathersby
Billy Joe
Bunham
Luthe, Simpson
Ivanhoe
Monroe Sherer
Farle Blassingame
Walter Earle
Elizabeth Ann
W. B. Hicks
Juanita Spencer
Commerce
M. C. Clayton
Bailey
Lilly Tribble
Howard McNabb
Barber law proposal eyed by critics
Fragmentary text shows a debate over a proposed barber law claiming it creates commissions and jobs. Critics argue the law serves political access and pork, citing a Sherman Democrat stance on appropriation.
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Sherman Democrat
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Atwater
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Compt
Lookie
Firestone Tires
Indianapolis
Brown’s Firestone Distributor
Pho
Kentuckytown
Orval Studdard
Earle Blassyngame
Pink Stoddard
Honey Grove
Ramona
Wacd Watia
MELO
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the Hygienic Preroducts CO
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J. W. Peeler
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North Side Square
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