Revival Meetings Begin as Methodist Church Hosts Sunday
Sweet Home reports the Methodist church opening revival services Sunday night led by Rev. Fred Arnold from Prescott. The town also notes visits and gatherings among residents including Mrs. M. H. Montgomery near Gordon and multiple families visiting relatives in Delight Boughton Bearden and Prescott with various social visits and extended vacations.
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Methodist
Fred Arnold
Frescott
M. H. Montgomery
Gordon
Phillip Ward
Rey L. Bonds
Horace Pye
J. Delaney
Ross Spears
Hope
Hix Lee
James Brown
Blevins
Lois Smith
Boughton
Ervin Yarberry
Ervin Newton
Will Huskey
Floreen Huskey
Robert Peachey
J. A. Huskey
James Head
Will, Huskey
Homer Brown
Bearden
S. A. Sewell
Mary
Martha Morton
Ethel
Hazel Spears
iMiss Edna Mac Brown
Prescott
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe tonic to relieve malaria symptoms. It claims the medicine combines quinine and iron to kill infection and fortify the body, urging regular use during malaria season and offering 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Grove
Revival to Open at Benton Wednesday Night
Rev W E Sherrill of Benton will begin a revival meeting at this place on Wednesday night August 22. Everyone invited. Also notes that Mrs Will Campbell, recently from Hot Springs, is not improving and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Sewel
Ben Woortson
Prescott
W. E. Sherrill
Benton
Will Campbell
Hot Springs
NRA Rehires Discharged Union Leader Donovan
Washington reports the NRA must reinstate John L. Donovan, president of the NRA Federal Em ployes Union, as technical advisor to the Labor Advisory Board after the National Labor Relations Board found discharge was not solely due to union activity but to his conduct as delegation head. The decision followed an extended probe into the circumstances of his June dismissal by Hugh S. Johnson and reflects broader tensions between the NRA and labor groups.
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Washington
NRA
John L. Donovan
Federal
Hugh S. Johnson
Donovan
National Labor Relations Board
Johnson
Labor Advisory Board
Tech Recovery
Independent Labor Relations’ Board
Exile’s Mate Horizontal Puzzle Prompt
Puzzle list presents mixed clues for a horizontal and vertical word game. Many entries reference German subjects, mythic cues, and cryptic phrases. The page appears to combine multiple numbered items, partial words, and mis-spaced terms, yielding an obscured set of cross reference prompts and ambiguous answers.
Soybean Fanciers Meet in Arkansas
Representatives from all sections of the soybean producing area attended the opening session of the American Soybean Association in Little Rock. The meeting moves to Stuttgart and will close in Marianna with sessions Friday and Saturday. talks covered varieties, expansion in Arkansas, and soybeans as human food amid grain shortages.
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Suittle Rock
United States
American Soybean Association
Stuttgart
Marianna
C. K. McClellan
State Extension Service
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Jewish Congress in uproar over wartime conference actions
A chaotic scene at a Jewish Congress meeting prompted by disputed remarks and a quarrel over whether to summon a committee. New York’s Tabi Sesplen and Berlin’s Dro Nathan Goldran issued a joint statement denying reports the conference privately decided to summon the York Committee on Juda Genes.
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Wien
Tabi Sesplen
New York
Nathan Goldran
Berlin
Repiris
York
Firestone
Eatra
Doug Fairbanks Receives Mary in Private Hollywood Reunion
Hollywood gossip swirls as Douglas Fairbanks returns from Monte Carlo and dines with Mary Pickford at Pickfair. The famed film couple, long seen as cinema’s leading pair, spent a private afternoon ride and moonlit drive before Fairbanks left without comment.
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Hollywood
Cal
Douglas
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Filmland
Monte Carlo
Doug
Mary
Pickfair
Beverly Hills
Mollywood
Warning order in Hempstead chancery court case
Elizabeth A. Wilson sues James A. Wilson in Hempstead County Arkansas chancery court. Defendant warned to appear within thirty days and answer, with the clerk Dale C. Jones signing and dated August 1, 114 and August 18 15 22 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County, Ark
Elizabeth A. Wilson
James A. Wilsom
James A. Wilson
Dale C. Jones
Love, Betrayal and Legal Turmoil in New Jersey Case
In Jersey City Hildegarde Rost testifies that Herman and Rost coerced her, beating and docking contact with her child. She hoped for marriage and a child with Herman as he faces charges in Common Pleas court. Rost’s lawyer claims no intent to harm his wife amid questions about a notary document.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hildegarde Rost
Paul
Hermit
Wildegarde
Herman
Richard Rost
Hildegarde
Rost
Cirga
Hernma
Fragmentary remark on Douglas and fate in gods lap
A brief fragment records Mary speaking briefly about seeing Douglas. The speaker notes uncertainty about future meetings and offers no further detail beyond invoking fate as being in the lap of the Gods.
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Mary
Douglas
Court accepts not guilty pleas in conspiracy charge
The court accepted a not guilty plea to the conspiracy charge. Tumulty also pleaded not guilty for the husband and asked for bail pending trial and jury action. Rost and Hetman were each granted $500 bail, but Rost could not raise the funds and remained jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charne
Rae
Rost
Hetman
Ball
Emmet Miss Frances Male Attends Piney Grove Singing School
Emmet Miss Frances Male has been attending a singing school at Piney Grove for two weeks. Mr Earl Garrett and wife spent Monday night and Tuesday with their parents in Emmet. Clyde Coffee of Hope visited Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs W B McFarland. Robert Edwardiy and children, Belle Jones and Bush Cook visited Mahon Dougan family on Wednesday. Harris and Aud rey Mahan visited Mrs Douglas Dugin Friday.
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Frances Male Hay
Piney Grove
Earl Garrett
Tueday
Emmet
Clyde Coffee of
Hope
W. B. McFarland
Robert Edwardiy
Belle. Jones
Mr. Bush Cook
John Mahon
Robert Harris
Butler Dougan
Verne Moore Harris
Audrey Mahan
Douglas Dugin
Minnesota Truck Strike Concluded
Strikers in Minnesota announced the five day truck drivers walkout was ended and they expected to return to work Wednesday. Leaders of Union No. 584 communicated with the Regional ANS wor Board and disclosed a statement would be issued after a strikers meeting. The strike had involved deaths and extended protests across the territory.
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Answor
Minneapolis
Minn
Houston Post
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