Quite Lazy Learns That Hard Work Pays Off
In a fable set by a creek and pool, a clever fish Gnome and the lazy Quite-Lazy debate effort. Quite-Lazy learns that hard work makes one quick and strong, while avoiding work leads to trouble. The smart fish advocates effort, explaining that what is worth having is worth working for and helps in many ways.
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Aciath
uite-Lacy
Mayworth
Quiteey
Mink
Ter
Quite-Lary
Five Preparations For The Dressing Table You Need
A vintage beauty guide outlines five essential preparations for every woman’s dressing table beyond powder and makeup. It recommends a thin cleansing cream to liquify daily grime, night and morning cleansing, tissue cream, skin toning lotion, an astringent, and a liquid powder base applied to key facial areas before powder.
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Mor
Mallard killed near Georgetown after alley hunt
A mallard duck in Green Bay Wisconsin on November 23 1940 was killed near Georgetown South Carolina five days later. A California palm saves its old leaves year to year and drops them over its trunk as a protective covering. The signers of the Declaration of Independence were mostly young men John Hancock president of Congress was only 39.
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Green Bay
Wis
Georgetown
S. C
John Hancock
Congress
Cabinet rift and wartime spending clash roils Washington
NEA dispatch details Secretary Dern clashing with Interior Secretary Ickes over the Army public works request. Roosevelt cuts and rebukes follow as Pacifist protests and NRA/NBA notes surface. Kentucky Governor Laffoon seeks a brain trust amid calls for special session on unemployment relief and highway funds.
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Washington
George H. Dern
Mars
Dern
War Department
Public Works Board
Army
Bowlet
Interior Ickes
Ickes
White House
Roosevelt
NBA
GHQ
NRA
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Ruby
University of Kentucky
NEA Service, Inc
Births and visits noted in local items from Red Blair and Feraman
Five years ago in local notices, born to Mr and Mrs Dorsey Mc Rae was a son named Chas J Poster. Chas r R Billingsley and D B Thompesn fished on the Little River at Red Blair while visiting friends in Feraman this week.
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Dorsey McRae
Chas. J. Poster
Chas R R. Billingsley
D. B. Thompesn
Littl River
Red Blaire
Mary Omkies
Feraman
Elinor and Barrett Struggle Over Ward and Wedding Fortunes
In this melodramatic chapter, Elinor Stafford agrees to a marriage with Barrett Colvin to save her fiancé’s ward Gerald Moore and protect the fortune, while Lida Stafford schemes to control the boy. Barrett hints at deep love but remains bound by Marcia’s secret, as Elinor wrestles with loyalty, jealousy, and a looming expedition plan.
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Elinor Stafford
Barrett Colvin
Lida Stafford
Barrett
Glla Sexton
Runken Vance
Carter Akheety Bentwell Stafford
Ellgaor
Ellmor
Bine
Flextom
Eilnor
Harrett
Elinor
Gerald Moone
Tie
Marcia Uadnor
Marcia
Tinores
Cobo
Lida
Daraus
Marein
Jroth
South America
Pinna
Linor
Abe
Gerald
Eliner
Frettle
Slame
Desper
Eligor
Bessie Throps
Bessie
Besate
Eltinor
Ellnar
Beasle
Sexton
Elnor
Get
Plinor
Elo
Marcia Hong
Big Atuay
Ten Years Ago Dated Social Notes From Montreat and Prescott
Ten years ago Miss Elizabeth White returned Wednesday from Montreat North Central. Dewey Memdriz and Ilene Gideon attended a Prescott dance last night at the Saxon Motel. Miss Elise Broach leaves tonight on the Sunshine Special for a visit to relatives in Atlanta Georgia. Mr and Mrs Mert Keith on children spent yesterday at Glenville.
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Elizbbeth White
Montreat
North Centina
Dewey Memdriz
Cheeties
Ilene Gideon
Prescott
Saxon Motel
Elise Broach
Atlanta
Mert Keith
Glenville
Bright Star Sunday School and Singings Attendance
Bright Star Sunday school and singing drew a large crowd on Sunday. Several locals including Mire A L Caudie Miss Gurteen s Caudie and families from Bodraw Rocky Mound and Hope visited or hosted gatherings through the week. Delma Wright returned home after visiting his brother, and the community shared visits among the Galloways Wise Mullins and Wright families with relatives from Meltee and other nearby towns.
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A. L. Caudie
A. R. Gimmons
Delma Wright
Marvey Wright
Rocky Mound
Hollis Mullins
G.H. Wise
Mel- Tee
Juanita
Cloyie Hoover
Defliah Galloway
Pauline Ferguson
Callie Stella Torablin
Alvin Galloway
Helen Galloway
Hope
A. W. Galloway
Sunday Socials Trace Through Local Households
A garbled fragment lists Saturday and Sunday gatherings with Mire 4 and daughters, Mrs. W. W. Wright, Misses Russell and Senith, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bit, Mr. and Mrs. Mosier, and Jimmie Evans. Various relatives and guests from Oak, Hope, Texarkana, Liberty and beyond joined neighbors for meals and evening visits.
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Mire
Mise
Shladys Galloway
Eathart of
Hope
W. W. Wright
Marié Russell
Oaktend End
Mintonne
Mrs
Leon
Mabel Mosier
Mrs. Mosier
Liberty
Mn. Mower
Jimmie Evans
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