Roosevelt Access Hard, Senators Complain in Washington
Washington reporters note difficulty reaching President Roosevelt as progressive Republicans press for access. Senator Cotton Ed Smith of South Carolina publicly urged an audit with Roosevelt over crop production, forcing a prompt White House meeting. The piece also covers Berger’s widow seeking pay during his House ban, Capper lookalike Marvin McIntyre, and NRA propaganda by Frances M. Robinson amid a flurry of Washington anecdotes.
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Kansas
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Capitol Grounds
Glorifying Lipstick by Alicia Hart in Girl Page
Glorifying lipstick explains it is more than a cosmetic for the average girl. A touch of color freshens and vivifies, but overuse should be avoided. The aim is to enhance natural beauty, not mask it.
Home as the first school shaping children
Olive Roberts Barton argues that four central institutions govern civilized life but places the home at the forefront, shaping a child’s earliest social experiences before age six. She praises tradition, warns of extremes in parenting, and urges insight into child minds and mental hygiene to improve home and child development.
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Lipstick tips and lip care from a cosmetic guide
The text outlines matching lipstick to lip color, outlining steps from centering on the lips to tracing lines to corners, rouge application on lower lip, and smoothing with a finger. It notes thin lines for large mouths and generous rouge for thin lips, plus air and butterfly tasting facts and a birthday bequest by Robert Louis Benson to a little girl on Christmas.
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The Twelve Sent Forth Sunday School Lesson
The lesson outlines Jesus choosing twelve disciples and sending them two by two to proclaim repentance and the kingdom of God. It notes their faults and gains, the spiritual nature of the kingdom, and the impact of small beginnings in spreading grace. Additional local items follow unrelated notices and social updates.
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Jesus
Peter
John
James
Thomas
Judas
Earth
Compas
Sion
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Sunday school attendance and family visit noted
Belt on Sunday school was well attended last Sunday morning. Bro Chandler was unable to hurry Miss Maggie Leslie of Magnolia spent the weekend with her parents John Belt and John Robertson were
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Chandler
Maggie Leslie
Magnolia
John Belt
John Robertson
Gas Stiff in Denver Outpaces Boston Fire
In Denver a gas flare beats a similar blaze in Boston as authorities report higher temperatures and wider flames. Officials warn residents to avoid affected zones while firefighting units contain the incident.
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Denver
Boston
Sunes Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist TL
Announcement lists services for Sunes Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist and First Christian Tonaki Moore with preacher Dr J Havener. Notes Sunday school times, prayer meeting, and upcoming sermon topics Sowing or Storing One's Life Which and Face to Face with God. Invites public to join worship and remarks Havener's last sermon for some time.
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First Methodist Pastor Preaches on Getting Bright Besetting Sins
Sunday schedule lists morning sermon Getting Braight at 10 55 with Evelyn Murph in solo and Boulton piano pieces Calm As the Night and Chansonelle. Evening service at 7 10 features Besetting Sins, choir sings O Lamb of God and Rack of Apes organ piece. Youth group meets 6 45 with discussion What Is Your Power. Adult classes show rising enthusiasm and four strong teachers.
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Schubert
Evelyn Murph
Boulton
Rohm
Bell
Ron
Heyser
Ashford
Kern
First Baptist Church Invites Public to Services
Rev W R Rogers pastor leads Sunday morning and night services with C C Stafford and his school providing music Sunday night. Public invitation extended.
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W. R. Rogers
Reptiar
C. C. Stafford
Local Families Attend Sunday Visits and Revival Singers
Antioch residents Mr and Mrs James Prescott of Rosston and Mr and Mrs Cash visited Mr and Mrs Will Mahon Sunday. Brady Irene and Fern Coole left Friday for Hugo Oklahoma to sing in a revival. Mr and Mrs John Hobes and Mrs Jones visited in Prescott Sunday Elton McFarland of Edenburg Texas is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W W McParland Bro Pickerly preached an interesting sermon here Sunday Henry Hickey and family are all able to be up after a siege of measles.
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James Prescott
Rosston
Cash
Will Mahon
Brady
Irene
Fern Coole
Hugo
Okla
John Hobes
Jones
Prescott
Elton McFarland
Edenburg
Texas
BE. McParland
Bro. Pickerly
Henry Hickey
Yard Garden of Yours II How to fight garden pests
Donald Gray explains practical gardening to prevent pests and diseases, stressing soil care, regular cultivation and watering, and learning to identify insects. He contrasts mechanical removal with chemical sprays, advises hand picking for some pests, and notes oil solutions and arsenate use for chewing pests, emphasizing year-round spraying and patient care. He signs off hinting at next topic rose bushes.
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Donald Gray
NEA Service
Local Church Guests and Weekend Visitors Noted
Sunday services drew a large audience as Helly Grove Bro Rogers preached. Visitors included Mrs. Luther Jones and daughter, Mrs. Mahon who stayed with Mrs. Maude Elliott, Miss Jetiro Watkins with Mrs. Fannye Sitton of De Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Roberts and their baby Betty Lou, and the Evans family with Qdell from Hope. Lige Bearden of Hone attended church, Mrs. R T Hembree visited, and preaching is planned at Juksfords Saturday night and Sunday as Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton of Jaka Jones joined the congregation.
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Floyd Wortham
Q. A. Daniel
Hayne
Eley
Hope
Earl Womack
Murfreesboro
Wash Hutson
Carl Bell
J. W. Hampton
Jin Dotson
Nashville
J. Li Eley
Iris Hampton
Margaret Stone
C. T. Dotson
Washington
John Tinsley
McCurkill
J. W. Peters
Home Demonstration Club
J. L. Bley
J.L. Bley
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J. P. Hutson
Bro Rogers
Luther Jones
Mahon
Maude Elliott
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary Race
The Star announces candidates subject to the Democratic primary in Autuust 1934. George W. Schooley and W. Aubry Lewis seek the sheriff post. Alderman Ward Three candidate Dr. Henry seeks a seat in February primary.
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Autuust
DR. YD
Henry
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