Harper Newsnotes: Local Marriages and Social Roundup
Last Saturday Mr Howard Whiteworth and Miss Grace Whitewood wed in Kerrville with Harper kinship noted. The column details visits by Mr Hardin Tobin, dances at J Perils and J Scarborough homes, and a busy social schedule across Harper and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Whiteworth
Grace Whitewood
Kerrville
J. 8. Whitewood
Harper
W. H. Whitworth
Noxville
Hardin Tobin
Will Gammenthaler
Silver City
New Mexico
J. M. Scarborough Jr
el Paso
Fred Gammenthaler
Fooling the Americans Again and the Propaganda War
A critical analysis of wartime and postwar foreign propaganda in the United States. The piece accuses English British and Turkish agents of manipulating American opinion through censorship and biased reporting. It cites Mussolini Clemenceau and Parker as figures shaping or countering propaganda and notes some American outlets warning about renewed media manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Turkey
Harington
Constantinople
Kemal Pasha
New York World
F. P. Glass, Jr
India
Egypt
Cairo
Allon
Mr. Glass
Glass
Athens
Italy
Mussolini
Nitti
M. Clemenceau
Clemenceau
France
Gilbert Parker
Harper’s Magazine
England
Washington
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Scarborough
Frank Nixon
Brownwood
Rev. Nixon
L. D. Nixon
Mr. Gilbert Pape
Mrs. Oliver Roberts
Pearl
Jewel
Lorine
Barker
W. O. Grosenbacher
Mason
H. P. Gartrell of
Robert Scarborough
Dr. Granville
Brady
C. W. Granville
Clyde McBeth
Raymond Jones
M.E. Fairchild
Waco
Floyd Little
Little of
Junction
Clem Little
L. L. Hatleys
G. L. Bierschwale
Masin Street
Henry Thiele
Mrs. Conrad Hahn
Mrs. ES. Fairchild
Emery Mengus
Ranger
Nathan Whitworth
Harper Monday
John McCelebi
New York
American Legion
Emden
von Muecke
Gofn Harper Garage
Goodrich Tires
Ford Parts
A. Barker Merc. Co
Oneustomer
M. Floyd General Merchandise
Harplin and Sheet Metal Works
H.jaiser
Jork
PER
Z'Inc
Citizens Auto Company
G. W. Granville Insurance
Agent Mosty Nursery
Centerpoint
C. A. McBeth
Drug
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