Garbo at Stockholm barber shop comforts parishioners
Grete Garbo, a Swedish star, is described in a vivid scene mixing lather and barber tools at a Stockholm shop. At 1 PM Dr. J M Williams, president of Galloway, will preach an engaging sermon with special music, inviting Epworth League members at the usual hour. A cool church with a warm welcome.
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Grete Garbo
Othe Zee
Stockholm
J. M. Williams
Galloway Corese
Epworth League
Church of Christ services with Minister Reese schedule
Bible study at 10, morning sermon at 11 titled How to Build Up the Church. Evening sermon Earth In a Lie. Next Monday night Brother Reese begins a meeting at Centerville seven miles from Hope. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Cordial welcome at all services.
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Reese
Centerville
Hope
Daily Crossword Puzzle AGHORS 4 Bont Feeentrie
Fragments of a crossword puzzle grid and clues appear in garbled text with partial entries from many topics. Readable phrases hint at a themed puzzle with numbered clues and down answers, but most specifics are obscured by OCR errors and inconsistent spelling.
Populations and prosperity in Arkansas voiced by C F Burns
The piece argues that population growth without enough wealth production burdens cities and states. It cites Walter Damrosch on preferring local prominence over crowded big cities, notes Arkansas gains and challenges, and honors Roderick James Harvey for saving lives, ending with a call for calm economic analysis.
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Arkansas
Elmira
Newark
New York
United States
Damrogeh
The Stars Platform Aims for City Power Plant Revenue Use
The Star outlines a platform advocating using municipal power plant revenues to fund city and county improvements. It supports Chamber of Commerce backing, county highway program expansion, scientific agriculture, and cooperative farmer efforts. The piece also urges state highway progress, tax reform, and a streamlined budget for Arkansas governance.
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Fey and
Nevidas
Chamber of Commerce
Nish
Ie Jock
Hempstead
Co-Operative
Eftourn
Feaders
Arkansas
Fearful views on Bolshevism from Rockefeller circle
The piece discusses how public relations figures for major capital, including Rockefeller interests, address Bolshevik propaganda. It argues cautious engagement could counter radical fear, noting prominent business leaders may resist profits from Russia if it imperils private wealth and suggesting Russia relations impact world commerce and peace.
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Rockefeller
Williamstown
Mass
Lee
Yone
Russia
United States
Iph Ghurchill
Hoover Leads National Relief Drive For Drought Stricken Farmers
President Hoover spearheads a rapid formation of drought relief amid national, state, and county committees. Arkansas Governor Parnell names a relief committee, Union County acts locally, and chambers of commerce are urged to join. Officials stress cooperation, farmer responsibility, and plans to plant fall and winter pastures while assuring food and support will be provided. Dorada Huyening Mes.
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Hoover
Ford
Agezia
Parnell
Arkansas
Union County
Chambers of Commerce
Wong
Dorada Huyening Mes
Business Cycle Theories Sharpen Focus After War
Economists note cycles once spaced by about ten years have sped up since the war. Slumps occurred in 1918 1924 and 1927 with the present year adding to the discussion. A new three year theory competes with old ten year models, suggesting possible minor and major cycles running together and implying a downturn or uptick may occur next year.
Washington Letter on Famous Suffragists and Legacy
Rodn ey Duchess er NEA Service reviews ten year marks since the Woman Suffrage Amendment and profiles key figures. Susan B Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Anna Howard Shaw, Julia Ward Howe, Lucy Stone, Carrie Chapman Catt, Gertrude Foster Brown, Mary Garrett Hay, Alice Stone Blackwell, Maud Wood Park, Florence E B Allen, Emily Newell Blair and others are recalled as aging icons and current leaders in the National League of Women Voters and related movements, noting their deaths and ongoing influence. The piece traces their roles from early campaigns through the modern push for peace and international codification.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Walter Yasuinero
Yesteryear
Susan B. Anthony
Kansasas
Beth, Cady Stanton
National Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Iif
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Julia Ward Howe
Massachusetts
American Suffrage Association
National League of Women Voters
Lucy Stone
Lal
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Association
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Gertrude Foster Brown
Congressional
Woman Citizen
Mary Garrett Hay
New York State
Alice Stone Blackwell
Maud Wood Park
Equal Suffrage League
Congressional Committee
The
National Organization
National League of Women -Voters
Europe
Florence EB. Allen
Ohio
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
White House
National Woman's Party
Congress
Woman's Party
Alice Paul
O. H. P. Belmont
Paris Stevens
Churches Call to Service and Sermon for Hard Times
At the Churches a call to serve God invites parishioners to Bible school at 9:45 and a sermon titled Hard Times and Hard Hearts at eleven. Miss Claudia Coap will play piano with special music arranged. Worship to forget the drouth.
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Bible School
First Methodist Church Sunday School Ad
Rev. Francis A. Buddin leads services at First Methodist Church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m in all departments. There is a place for you in this great Sunday.
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First Methodist Church
Francis A. Buddin
Heat and headlines mix in a frenzied New York skit
A jumbled column mimics a newspaper page with quips about heat in New York and Spain, a doctor advising cooling thoughts for winter, stock market talk labeling cosmetic makers as low mood proof industries, a man jailed for stealing a watch, sardines solving unemployment in a Spanish town, a joke about a saxophone bagpipe instrument, and anglers sweating under heat with a colleague asked if it is warm enough.
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New York
Bailey Campaign Drive Presses Female Voters in North Carolina
Mrs Henrius O Berry, former president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, conducts a vigorous campaign for Josiah W Bailey the Democratic senatorial nominee. As newly named vice chairman of the state Democratic party she mobilizes Democratic women statewide.
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Democratic Party
North Carolin
Henuis O'verry
Josiah W. Bailey
U.S
O'Berry
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Hobby Fall Fatal in London Park
Mrs. Ann Arthus aged 75 died from injuries after falling from a hobby horse in a London park. The incident occurred in the morning, and officials are investigating the accident as a mishap.
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London
Ann Arthus
Snake Revival Sparks Heated Scene in South Africa
In Johannesburg on August 23 a cerocodile and a snake, frozen after a surprising snow, were brought into a boiler house and revived. The revived snake became furious and was recaptured with difficulty, witnesses report a bizarre rescue amid unusual weather.
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Johannesburg
Historic Khyber Pass Bloodshed Returns in Britain's Bombing
London reports the Khyber Pass again hosts fierce fighting as British airpower targets tribesmen near Peshawar. The rugged pass, long a trade and invasion route, sees bombs drive attackers into hills while forts guard every mile. Native tribesmen, famed for warfare and strong Moslem beliefs, continue to resist.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
London
Histric
Khyber Pass
Himalayan
India
Khyber
Kipling
Afghanistan
Mndia
Peshawar
Ehlrince
Peshawarhe Pass
America
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Khiber
Asia
Earth
Davius the Great
Scylax
Indus
Alexander
Jenghiz Khan
Central Asia
Timur
Delhi
Baber
Nurrow
Gardner Makes 46 in Woman's Billiards Title Play
London Aug 23 Miss Joyce Gardner a leading woman billiards player ran 46 in the opening day of the Woman's Billiards Championship staged in London. The performance showcased her skill as she sought the title.
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London
Joyce Gardner
Biliard ‘Ayer
Champagne Reviver Cockfight Feats Thrilling Tilts Near Aghalee
Belfast report notes cockfighters used Champagne to revive their birds after a string of exciting tilts near Aghalee. The tale highlights spirited bouts and the unusual remedy amid a lively scene in County Antrim.
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Belfast
Ire
Aghalee
Oyster Interruption Triggers Pearl-like Coating
In Weymouth England on August 23, doctors report that 61 small sand particles lodged between the oyster mantle and shell cause irritation. The irritation stimulates secretion, and the sand becomes covered with layers of pearly material forming a pearl-like coating.
Bank Glass Breaker Stuns Barclays Branch
London report says an unknown man broke every window in a Barclays Bank with no hammer and calmly awaited a potter’s arrival. Police investigate motive as spectators watched. No injuries reported.
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London
Altest
Barclays Bank
Himmer
Potter
Cheap Cat Wins London Show Victories
Aig. 23.10F. Purchased for $2.50 from an animal home where it was to have been killed, Silver Penny, has won eleven first prizes at various cat shows.
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London
Aig
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