Arkansas Acts of March 1910 1919 Compendium Highlight
A dense list of acts and appropriations from the Arkansas General Assembly, detailing amendments, public works, school funding, tax provisions and governance changes. It catalogs approvals from March 21 to March 27 1910 1919, including road and district improvements banking rules and state funding for schools and prisons.
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Fragmented Readable Fragments Across Diverse Topics
A collage of clipped passages touches on religious mysticism wartime observations and political questions. It references a teacher decoupling gospels, a tale of devotion and love, peace terms described with irony, and a note on children’s health with worm treatment. The excerpt ends with a political cartoonish exchange about women’s political power and taxes on ice cream soda.
Rich-Tone restores nerves and energy for workers
Energy and health claims describe Rich-Tone as restoring appetite and aiding sleep for tired nerves. Advertising notes its price of 81.00 and local druggist sales, with compounding by A B Richards Co in Sherman.
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A. B. Richards CO. Sherman
W.N.A. Matter of Jurisdiction At Little Rock
In a garbled Youngstown Tele Bram extract from W.N.A. Little Rock No. 26 1919 the scene shows waste painters and decorators at a gathering quipping about doctors and working cards. The joke hints at strict rules for painters to allow doctors to paint with today.
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Little Rock
Todine
Youngstown
Bram
Death by gold leaf baffled society as diplomat cites guilt
In a London Ideas column a Chinese diplomat speculates a Chinese man died by his own hand through inward guilt while a society woman questions the Hei’s role. The exchange paints a cryptic note on motive and conscience with imperial tone.
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Bly
London
Speed Morbanks and Banksmore Dialogue on Payroll
A quirky exchange features Morbanks asking about stenographer speed and Banksmore claiming work pace at two packages per day. The verse hints at genius strain in keeping a name on the payroll and comments on notions of descent from Adam by Hooker.
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