Hot Springs water and baths under federal control detailed
A Philadelphia Record piece outlines Hot Springs Arkansas water rights and bathhouse system. It notes one million gallons daily with hot springs, government supervision, and private bathhouses charging up to $200,000. Doctors must be federally certified to prescribe the waters, and indigent guests receive government baths. Public plans include a massive eastern capital backed sanitarium on ten acres near the reservation with an $8 million capitalization.
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Arlspad
Haden Haden
Spat
Arkansas Springs
Uncles
Philadelphia Record
Gortrol
Eiverpnent
Central Avenue
Nevroes
Parks
Federal Medical Board
Sam
Earth Tuban Tat
Thies
Tuba
Watll
Uncle Sam
Valley Hall
Wright
Withal
Taely Sam
Dela Sams
Bootes Parke
Shah Imerys
Lave Wincer
Tet
Tau
Mount Clemens
Mich
Hot Spring
Immigration Debate and Red Cross Prep for War Effort
A Senate near term action aims to speed preparedness bills by June while immigration reform faces doubt. The American Red Cross in Washington expands training for first aid and disaster response, preparing women nationwide to support wartime needs if the U S enters conflict. The piece also notes shifts in ambassador rankings in Washington and reflections on diplomatic protocol.
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Wilton Hall
Hoge
Senate
Wile Percon
Gille Sane Reid
Hun
Vito
Redrest
Washiltleton
Misa Mabel T Boardman
Memes Bicknell
da Deine
Red Croantas
United States
Red Cross
Intred
Micksell
Peraps
Arkansas on Wheels Exhibit Draws Business Interest
Arkansas engineers and business leaders show strong interest in the Arkansas on wheels route planned for fall. The event features twelve steel cars, with state executives and industrial captains pledging support as a major statewide exhibition.
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Arkansas
T J Wood
Rattreyd Carinileaton
Tas
Arisinsus
Feadina Feweter
Bilne Heike Aid
Prage
Hitthy Eckard of
Ponmeres
Athadet Pilin Ie
Arkansas Light & Power Company
OM Cowel
Adatis
Apicatelpia Milling Cmpany
Arkinsie Line
Clenient Company
Lit Rock Street Ailway Company
J Baer
M Waldrity
Fonta
Lessons From Bar Nabas And The Antioch Mission
A lesson outline reviewing Bar Nabas life, his stance with Vaul, and the Antioch church after Stephen’s death. It traces how early Christians preached to Gentile Greeks, organized evangelism, and balanced prayer and fasting with active service, noting Saul and Bar Nabas’ leadership and the Holy Spirit’s guidance in selecting mission work.
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Barnabas
Vaul
Peter
Herod
Pertiana
Stephen
Jerusalem
Groeks
Jesus
Antioch
Tarnabas
Saul
Varsus
Sartahas
Tamalave
Philip
Samaria
Elyman
St. Paul
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