That Man Ts Here Again A Weekend Social Report
A social note describes a Tuesday visit and a bustling weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gilbert with a well attended party Saturday night. Various families including Hicks, Edwiareds, Evans, Gilbert, Shearer, Calhoun, Bristow and others are listed with Sunday calls and supper guests. A church service is announced for Sunday morning and night inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gilbert
T. P. Hicks
Cecil Hicks
Columbus
McCoy
Verna Lou
Rebecca
Potato Control Act Goes Into Effect Nationwide
The Potato Control Act provisions apply to potatoes harvested and sold on or after December 1, 1935, going into effect at midnight on November 40. County agent Frank R. Stanley notes the rules for allotment, packaging, and stamp features, with state potato agent J. H. Heckman reporting. National and state allotments have been announced. early states begin harvesting in December.
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Frank R. Stanley
J. H. Heckman
Arkansas
Florida
Texas
California
National Potato Advisory Committee
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Adjustment Administration
Memorial Tributes Policy Details in The Star
The Star outlines policy limits on tributes and memorials in news columns to protect readers from crowded pages. It disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and charges for tributes or memorial cards.
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Star
Bran Diet Craze Promotes Ill Effects Says Doctor
Dr Morris Fishbein notes a vogue for bran rich diets once masked as healthy. He warns excess bran can irritate the bowels, cause constipation, and trigger colitis by loading the system with indigestible matter and removing essential fibers.
Should a Nursing Mother Stop Smoking While Breastfeeding
A mother's cigarette habit affects nursing, with nicotine passing into milk only rarely and harm from moderate smoking unproven. Heavy smoking correlates with shorter nursing periods. Separate health notes advise low residue diets for digestive issues, listing permitted foods and suggesting seaweed as a bulking aid.
A Book a Day By Bruce Catton Review excerpt
A critical note on The Years of Fame by Mr Quennell. The piece jokes about poets as victims of strange diseases and traces Byron as a trendsetter in English letters after Childe Harold. The tone is wry and suggests the era’s social fascination with fame and romance.
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Quennell
Byron
Rudolph Valentine
Childe Harold
England
Byron as a Romantic Genius in Quennell's Biography
A readable biography by Mr. Quennell portrays Lord Byron as a gifted poet driven by inspiration and stormy moods. The volume notes Byron's romantic scandals and marriages, his intense passions, and his lasting poetic achievement. Viking crafts the accessible portrait, though the passage hints at its commercial release details.
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Byron
Mr. Quennell
Mary and the Rivalry That Struck Her Health
A girl named Mary refuses meals amid a school rivalry with Julie and Martha. A doctor and Miss Crane devise a plan to test whether jealousy hurts her health. The experiment shows jealousy as the underlying cause, suggesting a lifelong habit of taking pills for envy.
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Mary
Mary Smith
Julie
Martha
Thanksgiving Day Gatherings Across the County
Old Liberty notes Mrs. E. B. P. Martin spent Thanksgiving day with relatives in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith and family of Bright Star were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gilbert over the weekend. Fannie Hicks visited Louise Calhoun Saturday night. Calls were paid on several neighbors including Mrs. Chys Sprirus, Mrs. Evert Edwards, Mrs. Frank Shearer, and Mrs. Guy Hicks to Mrs. Allen Downs.
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Gilbert
Ruby
Mildred
Clifton Evans
Lola
Frances
Tommy Hicks
Herbert Lee Smith
Ed Pitcherson
Willie Gilbert
Frank Shearer
Falmos
A. M. Calhoun
E. BP. Martin
Washington
Leon Smith
Famiy
Bright Star
Fannie Hicks
Louise Calh
Chys, Sprirus
Evert Edwards
Guy Hicks
Allen Downs
Dana's Dinner Plans Stir Old Family Laws on Love
Dana Cameron faces pressure from her grandmother and a string of relatives as rumors swirl around her romance with Scott Stanley. Dana flirts with potential marriage, while Mrs. Cameron pushes for a wealthier match with Paula Long to secure a doctor’s future. Dana questions motives as Ronnie enjoys newfound status and secrets resist resolution.
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Hee Padéenin
Dana Westhiuooi Toner
Abe Lux
Nancy
Wallace
Wien
Ronald Moone
Scott Stanley
Ranald
Mde
Paula Long
Fe Cove
Scott
Miainders
Dana
Pies
Pellmnel
Cameron
Aunt Ellen
Ronnie
Ellen
Elen
Paula
Tim
Ellen Carewe
Pana
Ton
Gente
Ann Ellen
ATS
Camerm
Mrs. Cameron
Wes
Nettie
Gran
Fashionable Southern Cosorts Plan Summer Beauty Regimen
Advance news notes stylish women will wear coordinated lipstick and nail polish with beach outfits. A Florida trip in January February prompts a varied polish and lipstick plan from rosy to East Indian orange shades. Suntan oil, tissue cream, hand lotion, and weekly hair care are listed, plus weight loss and hair brushing for a slimmer, polished look.
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Florida
South
Local visitors and family notes fill county pages
Tokio Miss Virginia Holt returns to Arkadelphia after holidays with parents. Lon Wisdom family has a broken arm incident. Mr and Mrs Lewis Woods visit Nashville relatives. Fletcher Cooley and A C Holt with W T Cooley travel to Nashville on business. Miss Due Holt of McCaskill visits parents. Mrs Harry Higgins of Hot Springs visits here. Bert Scott of McCaskill conducts business. Hog killing and canning meat dominate county activity. Bob Yarbrough of Prescott visits. Mrs Sarah Canley suffers carbuncles. Harold Louis and wife visit Hot Springs relatives for Thanksgiving. Brazil mining and Banco do Brasil referenced for diamonds.
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Virginia Holt
Arkadelphia
Lon Wisdom
Lewis Woods
Nashville
Fletcher Cooley
Murfreesboro
A. C. Holt
W. T. Cooley
Miss Due Holt
McCaskill
Harry Higgins
Hot Springs
Bert Scott
Bob Yarbrought
Prescott
Sarah Canley
Harold Louis
Rafe Louis
Miners Shielding Project Under Study by Federal Council
A project examined by the Federal Council for Foreign Trade aims to protect miners from speculators. The effort seeks safeguards to stabilize miners’ earnings and prevent unfair market manipulation amid evolving trade policies.
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Federal Council For Foreign Trade
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