Fragmented Evening Drives Heath and a Mysterious Visit
In a tense drive to Heath's home a young woman named Letty Ackroyd stirs scandal as rumors swirl about Miss Carey. Heath, feeling pulled between duty and desire, considers taking the girl home despite Ruth Heath's wary warnings and a night that might worsen his already fragile marriage.
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Sudan
Heath
Susan
Bat
Abe
Ackroad
Ronny
Letty
Ackroyd
Misa Carey
Allie
Ruth
Appointment at the Methodists Sunday service notes
Fragmentary report mentions Arthur Nipper of the Magnolia Mire and a weekend event. It references a Rocky Mound baseball team feeding the Schooley boys on Friday afternoon, with an attendance noted in Hope.
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Methodturch
Arthur ‘Nipper
Magnolia Mire
Rocky ‘Mound
Scoire
Sunday greetings and church inviting notes
Mr and Mrs B M Hail hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs N Gi Purtles Miss Helen Hazzard of Laneburg visits Mr and Mrs B M Hazzard this week Remember Sunday school at 1036 and singing Sunday night Would be glad to have everyone who can come help us out
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Helen Hazzard of
Laneburg
B.'M. Hazzard
Rockets on exhibit near Red Hook spark space ship talk
Test rockets in New York as experiments with space age craft are showcased by the Interplanetary Society. A seven foot high aluminum rocket stands on display planned to launch from a site near Red Hook, using a gasoline and liquid oxygen fuel mix.
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New York
United States
Ani “Interplanetary Society
Red; Hook
Squadron of Death Flying Sorority Forms in Akron
Akron announces a new social group called the Squadron of Death described as a flying sorority. It aims for 13 members before closing and plans meetings on the second Friday of each month to enjoy Friday the thirteenth superstition.
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Akron
Ohio
Paris airport on the Seine proposed by architect Lurcat
Andre Lurcat, a young French architect, has proposed an airport on the River Seine to bring air travel into central Paris. The plan envisions a landing field built on piles in the river with sufficient space on both sides to allow normal river traffic.
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Paris
Andre Lurcat
Seine
Lurcat
Sunday School and Singing Attended at Providence
Providence community reports a well attended Sunday Sunday school and singing event. Several locals and visitors including Miss Atta Lee Campbell, Mrs. James Ray, the Batemans and many from Hope gathered at the city hall and Providence school for events and a later invitation to a school play All A Mistake on Friday night April 23.
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This Place
Paul Simmons
A. R. Simmons
Green Laseter
Phillips
George Turner
Betty Jein
James
White
Hope
J. W. Ray
Cotton Planting Steady In Wallaceburg Coast
Wallaceburg farmers push cotton planting as Mrs. Robert Taylor attends a Texas event. Mrs Ruby Dunn visits Gordon, and several locals join a singing at Hope city hall. Eunice Stephens Ruby Ouran Eyre Trewin drive to Hope Friday. Little Miss Ruth Yates is ill. Mr and Mrs M T Ward and son Cecil visit Lloyd Shackleford.
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Robert Taylor
Fl. A
Texarkana
Hope
Eunice Stephens
Ruby
An Eyre Trewin
M. T. Ward and Son
Cecil
Lloyd Shackleford
Propeller Bike Rolls Into Kent Kensington Show
A propeller driven bicycle appears at Kensington with pedals linked to a large rear unit that spins as the rider pushes. The device propels the bike, achieving speeds around 15 miles per hour, showcasing an unconventional propulsion design and novelty in cycling technology.
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London
Kensington
Miracle Recovery of The Bat Child Under Care
Washington report describes Edith Riley once billed as The Bat Child, starved and confined by a stepmother. At Gallinger Hospital she gained weight from 38 pounds, learned to walk and talk, and now enjoys normal development aided by injections and compassionate care.
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Washington
NEA
Edith Riley Whale
Gallinger
Elze
Edith Riley
Europe Air Tour Demonstration to Feature German Czechoslovak Clubs
In Berlin an internal air tour to showcase airworthiness will involve German clubs and Czechoslovak participants. The August event covers 5196 miles across the routes, highlighting endurance and planning.
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Berlin
Germany
Czechoslov
Thie
Proud Of It Wife: What qualifications to play ard cards
A fragmented 1920s clipping discusses traits for card players and a husband’s attitude. It questions what makes a successful player and remarks on charming yet crafty behavior, noting an uneasy claim about always winning in the end.
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Sore
Nées
Cattle and Hay Feed Help Save Cotton Crop in Drought
Farmers report best hay quality saved the herd and cotton yield. A first-year test showed cows benefited from home-spun fedi ngs aiding maintenance and preventing losses during stress.
Harmony School Program Brings Large Crowd In Thunderous Close
A cheerful community gathering closed Harmony school's program as families and neighbors attended despite threatening weather. The event featured Mrs Douthitt as teacher, a two hour show, decorated stage, and a warm welcome to guests from Patmos and surrounding areas.
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Harmony School
Douthitt
Powell and Brent star in High Creature at Saenger theater
William Powell and Bevlyn Brent headline the High Creature showing at the Saenger theater on Wednesday. The program included a diploma presentation by Gifford Byte to Bernice Otwell and Howard Reece, followed by an eight grade graduation ceremony. Howard Reece delivered closing remarks as the longest scene of the play unfolded.
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William Powell
Bevlyn Brent
Saenger Theater
Bernie Otwell
Whd Rch
Gifford Byte
Bernice Otwell
Howard Reece
Howard Retce
Magnolia Family Receives Multiple Honors This Season
Magnolia reports a flurry of honors for the family of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ritch. Mrs. Rion was elected delegate to the national Democratic Convention from Arkansas seventh district. Mrs. Rhea becomes the county s first woman to receive the honor and is named vice president of the Camden district of the Arkansas Federation of Women s Clubs of Texarkana.
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Magnolia
John W. Ritch
Rion
Chichg
Seventh
Arkansas
Rhea
Camden
Arkansas Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Texar
Iona
Boston Indicates Votes for Smith for President
Boston signals support for Alfred E. Smith with 96 Democratic National Convention votes. Indications point to a split delegation in Tuesday’s presidential preference primary. Roosevelt and Smith reportedly split influence as Massachusetts weighs its district allocations amid a tight pre convention scene.
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Alfred E. Smith
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Massachut Sells
Boston
Campaten
Roogevelt-predieil
Prisoner Swallows Glass to End Life, Say Jail Officials
John Harris of Bono, Ark, held in Bowie county jail, said to have swallowed ground glass to kill himself, showing jailer Texari ana a broken bottle as proof. Officers report he previously attempted to poison himself by drinking. His trial slated for next month.
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Tex—&s
Bob White
Bowie County
John Harris
Bono
Ark
Om der
Nios
Harri
Harris
Amiedor
Royal
Trisistent
Bassett
Harvis
Harris Ws Haid
Wwe
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Nalile
Leach
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H. B. Sanford
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