Winter’s End Bloom Poem in a Spring Vein
A fragment of a society column or verse notes seasonal imagery and longing for spring. It evokes flowers, katydids, and gardeners, contrasting the colorless season with the promise of renewal and the living memory of forefathers. The piece reads like a reflective, poetic society mood note from a bygone era.
Shrub memorials and community notices in Garland City news
The issue highlights a memorial shrub marking a long neglected home site and notes locations around the city for flower lovers. It also mentions social visits in Garland City, a birth announcement for Harold Wilkes Branch, and Bay View Reading Club activities with discussions on Old Trails of Louisiana and notable Louisianans.
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Main Street
Our City
Jewell Moore
Norman Moore
Jane
Kennie McKee
Garland City
Rhodes scholars cited. Evangeline country described
In Arkadelphia Dr Pipkin noted as Rhortes scholar now chairing the southern Rhodes scholarship committee. Miss Roulon received rising thanks for her paper. Miss Beryl Newry described the Evangeline country with Mrs Hammonds detailing highways. The next meeting planned at Mrs R M La Greene’s home with Caves and Caverns of His United States program led by Mrs John Gibson.
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C. W
Harold Wilkes
Jimmie
Haldown
Bay View Reading
Steve Carigan Jr
John S. Gibson
Carrigan
Louisiana
Lenora Routon
Louisiana State University
Sid Heney
Mite Rotten
Arkansas
Chas. W. Plain
Mendersen
Col
John & Gibson
United States
J. Y. West
Mary Delia Carrigan
Susie Comes to Town in Harkers Glamour Stunt
Susie, a plain girl in River town, arrives at a luxurious hotel for John Harkers beauty project. Jeff and Edna supervise, Susie experiences luxury, doubts the publicity plan, and resolves to go along to keep friends from losing their jobs. The chapter ends with her agreeing to continue.
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Susie
John Harker
Jeff
Jet
Edna
Peter
Pan
Dil
Tere
Harker
Arkansas Law Debate Over Initiated Act Draws Fire
Lawmakers clashed over a proposed initiated act on liquor in Arkansas. Nyberg accused Vesey of anti democracy and warned against letting a petition based ban fuel the measure. Vesey defended the act amid cheering in the crowded gallery as Bransford urged decorum.
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Nyberg
Norris
Eru
Cilus
Stey
Vesey
Hempsterd
Arkansas
Nyberp
John M. Bransford
Raising a Family by Olive Rol
A mother feigns interest in visiting cousins for Bobby’s joy and Betty’s quiet reserve. Betty later recalls the fun, revealing an introvert’s tendency to dwell on past experiences while Bobby remains present and lively. Parents should vary children's experiences to avoid fixed habits of anticipation.
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Elon
Windl
Egeih
Bobby
Betty
Ted
Bob
Batty
NEA Service, Inc
Nyberg Criticizes Tactics to Kill Bill in House
Nyberg accuses opposition in the house of using an unfair motion to derail a bill. He argues lawmakers know their votes weeks ahead and that supporting the motion equates to opposing the bill, calling the tactic cowardly and aimed solely at killing the measure.
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Nyberg
Village Post Office Revels In Aunt Jenny Card
In Greensburg a farmer named Jenkins visits the village post office and general store seeking a card from Aunt Jenny. Local residents report a tree growing from the courthouse tower is illuminated with electric lights to draw attention and pride the county seat.
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Jenkins
Jenny
Hannnah
Greensburg, Intl
Trade Winds heads to Saenger in Walter Wanger thriller
Fredric March and John Bennett star in Trade Winds a globe spanning detective chase across seven countries from San Francisco to Kobe Shanghai Singapore Colombo Bombay and beyond. Director Tay Garnett ferried 40000 miles by yacht Athene to film authentic locales and the action shifts through peril and intrigue ending back in San Francisco. A note of local business adds Pike County diamonds as a curious aside.
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Walter Wanger
Saenger Theater
United Artists
Fredric March
John Bennett
Tay Garnett
Athene
San Francisco
Miss Bennett
Honolulu
Hawaii
March
Ralph Bellamy
Kobe
Japan
Shanghai
China
Saigon
Indo-China
Ann Sothern
Singapore
Malaya
Colombo
Ceylon
Bombay
India
Laccadive Islands
Fragmented page hints at WPA era findings and policy notes
Continued text discusses incomplete results of the WEA program from its start, mistakes under WIA and WPA leadership, a presidential letter accusing an office manager of poor grammar, and mentions the Virgin Islands and a 1917 purchase from Denmark as part of U.S. territorial acquisitions.
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WEA
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Norma Shearer
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