Younger Roosevelts And New Deal Night Life
Washington column notes the younger Roosevelts hosting dinners and leaning toward Hartford and Connecticut Avenue clubs as New Deal crowds flood night spots. Anna Roosevelt joins dances at the Curtis Club while Franklin Jr and others explore social scenes amid a wave of civic and diplomatic figures.
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Washington
Nio
Gton
Jimmy Curtis
Alice Longworth
Curtis
Ald
Bob
Jackson
Boy
Hampshire
Bath
Democratic National
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Heigh-Ha
Connecticut Avenue
Franklin, Jr
the Treasury
Chip” Robert
Senator Cupyer
Loring Black
Marvin McIntyre
YOUR CHILDREN By Oliver Roberts Barton
A reflective column critiques the misuse of pity as a parenting tactic, arguing that children respond best to love and cooperation rather than manipulation. It notes a cautionary tale of a mother who wins through tears, and urges humane, consistent guidance over emotional wheedling. The piece also touches on weight loss tips and promises a feature titled Masquerades.
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Johnny
Johnnny
Shione
Prosenium Arch
Fractured Lives in a Turbulent City Romance
A story fragment follows Lila. She plans an engagement to Marko while cooling on Derek. their affair sparks social maneuvering, fashion, and a Nevada elopement that hides a larger web of marriages, divorces, and hidden loyalties amid a bustling urban backdrop.
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Morrell
Bat
Potsineewe
Canal Ahy
Dani
Winn Groey
Lindonieasen
Derek
Marko Trovemiton
Riehvr
Hiter Grpay
Naling Nthe
Acon ‘von -Roing
Dune
Ali
Asrel
Lila Rase
Elry
Kong
Marko
Marka
Lilo
Belse
Marke
Derak
Lila
Ella
Coriain
Biles
Hista
Reno
Nevada
Gypsy Morell
Gypsy
Aes
Croft Named Head of Arkansas Fertilizer Co
Clyde B. Croft elected president of the Arkansas Fertilizer Company of Little Rock replacing A. D. Goldman who becomes vice-president and chair of the board. Goldman and his father founded the firm 36 years ago. Croft has served as office manager and general manager. Lewis G. Polk is promoted to secretary. The firm plans a large advertising campaign as cotton prices rise and expects higher volume in 1934.
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Oleg Troyanovsky
Mayflower Hotel
Huey Long
Louisiana
Ralph Close
Union of South Africa
Joe Robinson
Senate
Hoosevelt
Black Sea
Caroling
Washington
White House
Millard Tydings
Maryland
du Pont
Pierre du Pont
National Labor Board
Steel Company
Louis £. Keretoin
Filene’s
Boston
Beankly
Deref
Lila
Lesser-Goldman Company
Arkansas
South
Ate Enterpriser
Buider
Southern Business
Croft
Arkopsas Fertilizer Company
Civid
Lewis G. Polk
Treasury
Golden Rule in Action Shapes True Religion and Life
The lesson emphasizes Jesus not as inventor but as harmonizing with the universal law of action. True religion shows in deeds, not mere doctrine. The test of life is the good shown toward others, not profession or church alliance. In America today high integrity must become real conduct, or institutions fail.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationallist
Jesus
Jésus
Church
America
Fragmented Reflection on Integrity and Foundations
A fragmented text ponders how institutions endure or fail based on honesty and sound foundations. It suggests that real honor in life and society is proven by the fruits of individuals and bodies, noting that enduring respect comes from trustworthy purpose.
Basil E. Newton Joins Memphis Secret Service
Basil E. Newton of Little Rock has been added to the Memphis force of the United States Secret Service. John C. Marsh, chief of the force, said the new operative will be stationed here at present. He formerly was with the Prohibition Bureau at Little Rock.
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Memphis
Tom—Pi
Basil Newton
Little Rock
United States Secret Service
John C. Marsh
Prohibition Bureau
Little Ruck
Obituary and Community Notes From Blevins Area
Sweet Home Bro C C Merrit of Blevins preached here Saturday night and Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Elvin Campbell shopped in Blevins Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Owen Harris visited their parents Sunday. Mrs Horace Pye and sons Leon and Bille stayed at W J McDougald’s home Sunday. Gill Wilson made a business trip to Prescott Saturday. Mr and Mrs T Z Stewart and son Dwight of Blevins attended services Sunday night. Friends mourn Dr C W Arrington’s death last week. Mr and Mrs Stanley Wilson of Prescott visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mont Harris of Blevins attended church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor and daughter Merna Gordon visited M A Montgomery Sunday. Miss Florene Shuskey is absent from
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C. C. Merrit
Blevins
Sundey Net
Elvin Campbell
Qwen Harris
Delaney
Horace Pye
Leon
Bille
W. J. McDougald
Gill Wilson
Prescott
Stewart
Dwight
W. Arrington
Arrington Wan Mn
Stanley Wilson
Frescott
Mont Harris
Sam Taylor
Merna
Gordon
Mee
M. A. Montgomery
Miss Ploreen Shuskey
George Schooley and W A Lewis vie for city sheriff and alderman
The Star announces Democratic primary candidates for August 1974 city offices. Sheriff contenders are George W. Schooley and W Aubry Lewis. Ward Three alderman race includes F D Henry. Primary set for February 20.
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George W. Schooley W. Aubry Lewis
F. D. Henry
Measles Education At Covenant School This Week
Incomplete local notices describe a Covenant school week focusing on measles. Mentioned names include Mrs. Lee Campbell and Will Campbell visiting a relative, with social visits by Mr and Mrs Rees Speark and Mr and Mrs Grady Harris among others. A note on cross country travel claims minimal flight times from California to New York.
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Lee Campbell
Will Campbell
Rees Speark
Youd Mes
Hix Lee
Grady Harris
Tee Harris
J. J. Delaney
Oscar Montgomery
Prescott
Blue StarOintment Promises Quick Relief for Skin Itch
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itching and skin conditions like eczema ringworm and rashes. It claims the ointment melts into the skin delivering medicines deep into pores to kill germs, stop itching, and soothe without burning while remaining pleasant smelling.
Greatly Relieved By Black-Draught Constipation Remedy
Mrs. J. W. Alver son of Danville Virginia reports constipation caused fatigue and dull headaches. After using small nightly doses of Black-Draught she felt greatly relieved and able to work again. The ad promotes a new pleasant tasting syrup for children.
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J. W. Alverson
Danville
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