Epistolary Reflections and Weekend Visits Highlight Local Notes
Mrs Sid Henry hosts visitors with family greetings and varied weekend plans. Relatives travel through Henderson State Teachers College scenes in Arkadelphia as church events, musical contests, and birthday parties unfold in Brainerd and North Elm street.
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Billy Duckenl
Aid Pulis
Willan Glover
Milven
Carleen
Mary Benner
Guyuly Basse
Henderson State ‘Teachers College
Arkadeshia
Wiley Post Returns To Help Stranded Motorist
Wiley Post, exiting his aircraft in a rubber pressure suit with oxygen gear, approached a stalled motorist. The man staggered in shock at the sight, then regained composure as Post spoke, urging him to steady himself and proceed.
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Post
Ellow
War Picture at Saenger Sunday War Picture at Saenger Sunday
A noisy review highlights The Lives of a Bengal Lancer with Gary Cooper Franchot Tone Richard Cromwell and Sir Guy Standing. It praises authentic warfare scenes and dramatic story as the soldiers clash over duty and convoy secrets amid captivity and daring escapes.
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Kipling
Himalayas
Guy Standing
Richard Cromwell
Stanting
Cooper
Tone
Cromwell
Monte Blue
C. Aubrey Smith
Kathleen Burke
Voice Found Amid Turbulence and Anxious Calls
A frightened man recalls feeling terrified during a crisis, fearing a dropout or loss, then the pair used a nearby phone to report to an airfield. Officials estimate national income this year at 15 million dollars, indicating broad economic impact.
Music Education Promotes Character Through School Song
The article argues music should be embedded in daily life and schooling in Arkansas. It cites studies linking early musical training to honors and notes prominent figures like Einstein and Coolidge credit music for personal development. Benefits listed include self expression, memory, judgment, accuracy, focus, self control, literature appreciation, confidence, teamwork, and social harmony. It urges schools to provide orchestra, choir, and home music to guide future citizens.
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Arkansas
Arthur Edward Johnstone
Magdalene College
Oxford University
Einstein
Mussolini
Mojeski
Coolidge
United States
George Washington
Edward Bok
George Eastman
Herbert J. Tilly
Charles G. Wawes
Dr. Winship
National
Especial*ly
Imusic
Thomas Tapper
Lwilk
Let's give them more music for better citizens
The passage argues for expanding music education as essential for character and social adjustment. It emphasizes that music, like arithmetic and reading, is both beautiful and useful, aiding youth to meet tomorrow's challenges and become better citizens through character development.
Mrs. D. M. Galloway Dies at Nashville
Mrs. D. M. Galloway, lifelong Nashville resident and leading city figure, died Tuesday at 11 a.m. after a long illness. Funeral services were Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Robt. E. Naylor. She is survived by her husband, several nephews and nieces, and was widely active in churches and schools.
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Nashville
Ark
D. M. Galloway
First Baptist Church
Robt. E. Naylor
Bible School and Services Announced for March 31 Homecoming
Morning Bible school begins at 9 45 am with on time attendance. Worship at 11 am features sermon Looking in the Mirror. Vesper at 5 pm titled That Which Is Not Bread. Christian Endeavor meets later with refreshments after The Young People social at 6 30 pm. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 15 pm led by Mrs W I Saner. Homecoming Sunday on March 31 invites all to attend and prizes for largest family present and oldest member.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
W. I. Saner
Our Lady of Good Hope Sexagesbna Sunday Events
The listing notes a 3:00 Holy Mass and a 15 dollar catechetical instruction for National Brotherhood Day. Evening activities include a 6:00 joint band meeting, 6:40 study session, and 7:30 Benediction marking the Novena of Grace.
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Our Lady OF Good Hope
First Presbyterian Church Plans Pastor Briefing
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning service at 10 40 a m Belmont Concord Plan to be presented to the congregation with action taken for three months beginning March 1 Stewardship service at 3 o’clock urging men to attend Mid week service on Wednesday Pastor Patterson’s course on teaching work of the church begins next Sunday.
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Dap Patterson
Fragmented American and European trade notes and odd inventions
The text mentions selling beer in Germany and possible moves to watches in Switzerland and coal in Newcastle. It questions entangling alliances and cites Huey Long in the U.S. Senate. A man in Alabama survives an attempt to self harm by headbutting a brick wall. It also notes a pipe organ built for residences that occupies room like a grand piano.
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Germany
Switzerland
Newcastle
Huey Long
United States Senate
Alabama
Arkansas appropriation figures outline 17 million request
A public budget outline cites senate introduction of a 17 million dollar appropriation with detailed yearly sums for state agencies and institutions. Items include Arkansas State College at Jonesboro 40 600, state purchasing office 210 first year and 7710 second, war memorial, state geologist 20420, Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital 148, capitol grounds 41724, state insurance commission 17775, tuberculosis sanitarium 207000 first year and 200000 second, Arkansas School for the Blind 48740, Negro higher education 46238593, Arkansas State Teachers College Conway 146690, fourth district A M College Monticello 88872, state plant board crop estimates 17950, and public utilities department about 106000.
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Senate
Arkansas Ste Callege
Jonesboro
State War Memorial
Arkansas Children’s Home
Capitol Building
Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Arkansas School
Agricultural Mechanical and Normal School
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
A. & M. College
Monticello
Bureau of
Department of Public Utilities
Tax Tips and Royal Pipes Stir Fragments of News
Doctors and dentists can deduct the cost of magazines in offices for income taxes if they can recall past purchases. The Prince of Wales reportedly composed a piece for bagpipes, prompting comment. The text hints at reaction to Japanese developments but remains fragmentary.
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Prince of Wales
Political maneuvering and budget debate on direct relief
A scrambled report outlines Senate discussions over a $1,000,000 direct relief appropriation, wage amendments, and potential veto risk. Senator Glass signals separate funding for relief, while proposal fallout hints at committee revisions and future reporting to avoid controversy. References to Nathan Bedford Forrest and earlier statements appear as stray context.
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Spe Burns
Senate
Senator Glass
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