Fragmented prose and notices from a small town page
A jumble of religious reflections and community notices follows. It mentions Mrs Henry and Mrs Finley Ward returning from Springs, a Congress of Parents and Teachers convening, church circles meetings, and various residents visiting or news of new births and travel. The text preservation is partial and handwritten style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Heney
Finley Ward Lave
Dot Springs
Ardaur Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
W. M. Uy Firat Baptist Church
John St. Gibson
West Division Street
J. Ward
Park
John Parner
Elin Street
Revten, Jr
McRae Street
Dolph Carrison
North Pine -O
Fragmentedquotes Reflect Wartime Rhetoric and Public Figures
The text presents a collage of misread quotes attributed to figures like Dr. Joseph Goebbels and Cornelia Otis Skinner, alongside critical remarks about American public discourse. It suggests tension between propaganda, labor struggles, and views on democracy, with garbled phrases indicating imperfect OCR from a period newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goebbels
Germin
Fe Penner
N.Y
Cornelia Otis Skinner
America
Rt. Kev
Robert Spencer
West
The Victorious Servant Lesson Reflection
Weekly Sunday School lesson on Peter’s Pentecost sermon and the Resurrection. It highlights the crucified Jesus as Messiah raised by God, urging humility, service, and overcoming hate with good amidst violence. The study applies to a world filled with violence, urging personal virtue and collective restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Peter
Pan
Jesus
God
Hite
David
Messiah
Chad
Israel
Christ
Cary
Resurrection program and revival services announced
A local notice invites friends to Sunday school and a Resurrection program. Hope Gospel Tabernacle will host Rev Janes Bruton of Pine Bluff to speak at morning and evening services, plus a sunrise service in the high school stadium at 6 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorning
Vis
Janes Bruton
Pine Bluff
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Brittan
Urase
Whuldaie
Chiteen
Chias
First Presbyterian Church Notices
Sunday worship at nine o'clock with Reverend Brewster leading service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Youth meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday School and ministerial announcements follow. Circle meetings scheduled for Monday at 3, with pattern of events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunday School
Yaa
Young Peoples
Out-of-Town Relatives Attend Mrs Good's Funeral
Out-of-town relatives at Mrs. Good's funeral included Mrs Walter Whovbui and Mrs Mani Rallis Buchanan of Middletown. Mr and Mrs Ehner Johnson and Dirk Simpson of Chico. Byron Simpson of Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Dick Johnson of De rade Ark. and Mrs Yeu Simpson Wiltse of Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuperiere
Mays
Annie Lina Simmpson
Walter Whovbui
Mani Rallis Buchanan
Middletown
Gbioy
Ehner Johnson
Dirk Simpson
Chico
Byron Simpson
Los Angeles
Call
Dick Johnson
Eb de Rade
Ark
Yeu Simpson Wiltse
Dallas
Texas
Crete Man Shapes Trees Into Animal Statues
An Crete resident spends spare time shaping cedar trees into static forms resembling cups, pears, camels, eagles, horses, rabbits, and other figures. The effort showcases creativity and skill in transforming living greenery into enduring wooden-like sculptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Neb
Botats i Desi
Tat
Easter Services and Sermons Spotlight Faith
The article lists church programs for Easter with a choir section and offerings, mentions Rev. James Bruton of Pine Bluff as guest speaker at Hope Gospel Tabernacle, and outlines Garrett Memorial Baptist services and a note urging attendance for Easter worship. It emphasizes themes of Christianity, immortality, and the resurrection as central to the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
James Bruton
Pine Blatt
Hope Gospel Taberncle
Breyton
Central Bible Institute
Springfield
Bret Webb
Memphis
Venn
Garrett Memorial
Baptist
Ted
Haguts
Sia
WH. S. Mefarnon
Second Baptist Church of
Malvern, Ark
No Politics Bill Would Ban Political Activity by Federal Employees
A proposed No Politics bill aimed to bar political activity by all federal workers including postmasters and U S attorneys. Senators Wheeler and McKellar debated its impact, with Wheeler arguing moral benefit and McKellar warning it would breach citizens constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wheeler ‘Dem. Monta
McKellar
Dem Tei
Govern-O
Thrasher, 72, Dies in Prescott Ark
Thomas C. Thrasher, 72, died at his Prescott home after coming from Georgia in 1888. He worked with Ozan Lumber Co and belonged to all local Masonic lodges. Survived by daughter Frances Thrasher of Hot Springs and two sons, Thomas in Navy en route from the Philippines to Seattle, and William B. Thrasher of Camden. Funeral services scheduled for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ark
Thomas C. Thrasher
Georgia
Ozan Lumber Company
Frances Thrasher
Hot Springs
Thomas
United States Navy
Philippines
Seattle
Wash
William Rb, Thrasher
Camden
Roosevelt Urges Strong Government For Liberty And Recovery
President quotes his congressional message warning that inflation, high prices, and war fears threaten recovery. He cites four years of progress, a recent setback, and calls for government action to protect the people’s interests and preserve democracy. He says business must counteract this trend and government must not fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tide of Battle and China Loans in World News
Reports describe Chinese air defenses repelling twelve Japanese planes over Sian capital of Shansi. Chinese anti aircraft fire drove them off as three planeless squadrons raided eastern and northern Yellow River positions. In London, J Colville signaled sympathetic consideration for British banks lending to China. Hankow dispatches note a purge in the Chinese army with eight officers executed and eight convicted for various crimes. A line about colonial housing predates European influence.
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Sian
Shansi
Yellow River
London
J. Colville
Treasury
House of Commons
China
Colville
Womshuring
Hankow
Claing
Eheys
Dance Hall Operator Sentenced to Prison
Nashville Ark. W. O. Sheffield operator of a Nashville dance hall was sentenced to 19 years in the state penitentiary after being found guilty of assault with intent to kill. The incident arose from a disturbance when he allegedly insulted a customer’s wife, slashed the husband with a knife, and knocked him down with a pistol during the confrontation. A civil case by Mrs. Audrey Nutt to eject Lester Nutt from a farm was decided for the defendant. The cases of John Fred King and B Norton on false pretense were continued to the next circuit term, set for the last Monday in August. The court adjourned Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ark
Howard
Wek
W. O. Sheffield
Sheffield
Audrey Nutt
Lester Nutt
John Fred King
B. Norton
Circuit Court
Hope Among Towns to Share in Fund
Arkansas state officials certify a list of 83 cities and towns entitled to share in a $42,431.58 distribution from the firemen's relief and pension fund funded by a two percent gross premium tax on fire, tornado, and marine insurance. Insurance companies paid $4,268,326.25 in premiums, and the tax collected was $85,006.11. The firemen's fund gets half of the tax amount minus $250, with $618.47 apportioned to Hupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
M. J. Harrison
J. Oscar Humphrey
Arkansas
Magnolia Child Bitten by Rattlesnake in Arkansas
Magnolia Arkansas reports 19 month old John Burgess Hardy, son of Mr and Mrs John Hardy of Rock Mound, bitten on both feet by a rattlesnake while playing under a tree. Child transported to hospital, feet swollen but discharged home later. the snake was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ark
John Burgess Hardy
John Harey
Rock Mound
Magentia
LM Inches Lung
Wade Kitchens Files Again as Congressman in Arkansas
Wade Kitchens of Magonla filed his candidacy pledge Friday for re election as the Seventh district congressman in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Kitchens
Congressman
Little Rock
Magonla
War Propaganda and its Brutal Effects
A wartime lecture critiques propaganda's glamorization of war and notes its human cost. It argues the World War spurred economic strains and debt, leading to higher taxes and postponed family burdens. The remarks reference a grim program presented by Ba MeCorkle at a grim program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cous
Ife
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Sip Henry
Bates
Koryi
Women’s Auxiliary of the
Piest P Presbyteriam Chairyl Wall Ddet
John Cys
Clyde Phil
James L. Jaieas
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
S. G. Norton
Sho
Edwin Bird
Crosset
Atk
Kitt
Rebecca Anne
Birdwall
Mabel Norn
Mes
Hayward Cannon
Dedlas
Cannon
Blineh Cannon
Hazel Spears
Presenttdy
National School of Beauty Culture
North Little Roulk
Suing Was Today & Sat
Pei Ca
Warner Brs
Beverly Roberts
Dick Purcell
Gloria Blondel
Gordon Oliver
William Boyd
Old
Wyoming
Saenger
W.C. Fields
Tyrie
Frank McHugh
Ae America
ADVE
Caii
Ramon Novarro
the Sheik Steps
Colury
Jack Randall
Land of Fighting Men
Alsa Cattnaib
Merry GO
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Harry W. Shiver
First Pentecostal Fourth
Ferguson St
L. J. Nichols
Ss Episcopal Master
Suan
Reaier
Bert Webb
First Presbyterian
Whos, Brewster
Kelvinator
Mrs. Good
Baxter
Thomas Brewster
Kate Molla
H. Briant
Jonen Fruitt
Poster
Eugene White
Paine
Mas
Mos
Jewell
Lat Ledbetter
Tentor—N
McNair
B. Paine
Frank Porter
Olin Lewis
Earl Brian
Helen McRae
Vialin
Kate Holland
Fiest
Christian Er Blesi
Earl C. Mi Sarah
Watelins
Yodh School
Roosevelt
India
Hupe
Nelson-Huckins
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