Senior Home Economics Shows Cooperative Spirit at Dinner
The Senior Home Economics girls under Miss Muth Be greened the Methodist Conference delegates with dinner in the high school cafeteria on Tuesday evening. They also displayed wool and silk dresses at morning assembly and judged contest papers for Yerger High School. They are beautifying the college dawn with shrubs and flowers, under Mrs Emanuel Stone and Mrs Calevin Walker, returning to their homes in Rison and Little Rock after visits.
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Yerger High School
Asoo
Postal Department reorganizes railway and air mail chiefs
The Post Office Department shifts former field contract staff into railway mail roles with Earl Wadsworth and Eugene White named as assistant superintendents. Stephen A. Cistor heads air mail. plans for restoring full air mail service advance. The army takes over the Chicago to St Paul route Sunday, the ninth route on the current schedule.
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Fieler
Earl 3
Wadsworth
Air Mail Service
Eugene R. White
International Postal Service
Stephen A. Cistor
Air Mail
Post Office Department
Army
Chisage
St. Paul
Your Health By PR MOMRIS FISHBEIN Blood Pressure Basics
Your doctor can now measure blood pressure accurately using new methods. The article notes how a doctor uses finger pressure on the wrist artery to gauge tension and detects wall changes when the pulse is high or low. It credits Stephen Hales as the first to measure blood pressure in an English horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hales
Bales
Garment Pattern Draft Notice for Julia Boyd
An advertisement invites Julia Boyd of 103 Park Ave New York to submit a mail sketch for a sewing project. The notice includes size requirements 13 and 4 12 yards of material, plus $5 and payment details. Respondents must send full name address size and payment method to a specified name.
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Julia Boyd
Park Avr
Aub
New York
N.Y
Bales and Tracy Star in Saenger Romantic Comedy
Rival lovers John Bales and Spencer Tracy headline a light rom com at the Saenger with Thelma Todd as the villainess and Herbert Mundin Sid Silvers and Harry Green supporting. Preview notes suggest four songs and a plot about three merry couples and a girl pursuing movie fame, ending in love complications.
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John Bales
Spencer Tracy
Beta Comedienne
Romintice Commedy
Buttupis
Saenger Sunday
Mondday
Herbert Mundin
Sid Silvers
Harry Green
Thelma Todd
Godoms Up
Joh Boles
Miss Patterson
Katy
Kite
Merry Eugues
Cy Girl
Hollywood
Sermons and Music Announced at Tahorelock and Stoughton
Morning services feature Life Gives Us What We Want with a sermon on The Greatest Thing You Can Do at Tahorelock. In Stoughton Mrs Routon performs Deepening Shadows and Before in Shrine with Mrs George Ware singing a Kilmer text. Evening programs include In My Heart There Rings a Melody and pieces by Lieurynee and Englemann. Church school met at 94 o'clock with 415 present. two men's classes totaled 110. Young people’s group met at 645 o'clock. A young Frenchman in YR28 conducted a mercury column measurement experiment, then another.
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Tahorelock
Blood pressure and historic measurement methods noted
The article discusses early blood pressure techniques using mercury columns and rubber cuffs, describing how readings were taken and the influence of age on systolic levels. It mentions a typical 120 mmHg reading for a 20 year old and notes gradual changes with advancing age. It also touches on related topics such as diet, rest, and exercise for regulation.
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Medier
Biggest Chevrolet Month Since 1929
Detroit March output surged to 110 256 cars and trucks, the third largest March in Chevrolets history and the biggest since 1928. First quarter production reached 223 010, up from 149 326 a year earlier, with plants running at capacity and orders filling continuously.
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Chevrolet
M. F B. Coyle
Chevrolet Motor Company
Coyle
Amendments On Huge Revenue Bill Shaping Tax Hikes
Senate leaders announced amendments to a $330 million revenue bill, aiming to raise about $150 million more in higher income and inheritance taxes. Republican proposals by Couzens would add 10 percent to income and surtaxes for one year, while La Follette would permanently raise inheritance taxes to roughly $90 million in the first full year. Both amendments, viewed as key revenue steps, were expected to pass the Senate though House approval remained uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Couzens
Michigan
la Follette
Wisconsin
House
Heresy Charge Is Revived on Smith
In Little Rock, Rev. Hay Watson Smith of Second Presbyterian Church faces renewed church action after Dr. W. M. McPheeters of Columbia Theological Seminary, emeritus, issued a pamphlet attacking the Arkansas and 1912 Presbyteries that revived the 1934 charge. The pamphlet, 110 pages, was mailed to about 200 pastors.
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Little Rock
Hay Watson Smith
Second Presbyterian Church
Battle Rock
W. M. McPheeters
Decature
Columbia Theological Seminary
McPheeters
Smith
Southern Presbyterian Church
Arkinets
de. Smith
Kmieshyrian
Dr Smith critiques a legalistic church document
Dr. Smith received a document by mail and called it ridiculous yet impeccably written and legalistic. He noted he is no church lawyer. Dr. McPheeters is sincere but labeled a heresy hunter and fanatic on the subject.
Crippled Negroes Will Be Surveyed in Hempstead County
A survey of handicapped and crippled Negro children in Hempstead County will occur soon, led by Flora Cotton the county health nurse. Negro teachers and students from Negro schools will conduct it and many children may be sent to the Lena Jordan hospital in Little Rock.
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Hempstead
Flora Cotton
Arkansan Home
Little Rock
Hospital For Cripples
Lena Jordan Hospital
Arkansas Children's Home
Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital
Pigeon show ends with fatal tumbles as fliers loop
The report notes tumbler pigeons looping in the air causing multiple deaths from crashes. It also mentions monkshood blooming only where bumblebees carry its pollen, and describes Lake Baikal as Asia's largest fresh water lake and the deepest in the world.
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Lake Baikal
Siberia
Asia
Free Again I Shall Be Free Tomorrow Poem Note
A fragmentary verse expresses longing for freedom from sorrow and pain with refrains about being free tomorrow. It contrasts past nourished love with future hope, envisioning release from rapture and sorrow and a return to finding pain anew.
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Cox Wave
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Cox
B. 7. Fincher
Waldo
Emanuel Stone
Calevin Walker
Charles Kierell
Rison, Ark
Alice Bernier
Thelen Griffit
Jack Bush
Friday Bridge Club
New Capital Hotel
J. F
Porterfield
Moe Durffie
Womth
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Wallace
Rogers
Pee
Ched Halt
Tittle
Revinlyn
Byron Winn
el Davido
H. ©. Kyler
Willig Mae Porter
Dorado
W. Brizell
Quinn
Ark
First Baptist Sunday School
Hugh Jones
Horace Jewell
Linda Jewell
George Hughes
Berlin
Margaret Atlins
Dorothy Porter
North Main Street
Callin Gidley
George Green
Fr O B. Carrigan
Fayetteville
Elizabeth Chreen
Payetteville Hospital
Durfte
Angel
Mer
Saenger
Momris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Eyeto
Firestone Tires
Texaco
Dorsey McRae
Thomas
Boyettard & Shover
Ion
Ieee Enverile
Citakir
Trebe
Iitenn 214
Bales and
Tracy
The
Spencer ‘Tracy
Nem Appneennicey
Charles UK
Channel Isles
Donkoping
Swedey
Sweden
Gerpas
Laky Baikyl
Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Byka Sioney
Oka Fer
Ary Cooper
Arizona
AON Tana Ang
California
Ibrank Capra
Mapinc
Tommy Tucker
O Ferguson
Greece
Italy
Europe
NEA Service, Inc
Jodarjn Atten
Mareh
la Pollette
Tay Watson Smith
Gigi Parrish
Cambridge
Mass
Gigi
Jawell
Lenn Jordan Hospital
Sherry King
Chicago Tribune
I F. Rider
L. D. Rider
E, L. Rider
J. L. Wilson
Billie Huckabee
Mys
E. Eb, Phillips
Imore
Tom Kinser
Uiere
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CWA
Cic
Shreveport, Louisiana
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