Payment rates and publishing policy notice
The notice outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail for Hempstead Nevada and Lafayette counties, with annual rates differs by location. It lists Associated Press republication rights and advertising representative contacts and mentions tributes and memorials policy and acceptance limits.
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Calwiya
Petths
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Sterink Bidg
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Aves
Louis
Star
Sponge Baths in Fever Chronicle Health Advice
A historical health note discusses fever causes and soothing methods, recommending sponge baths with clean water and gentle cloths. It warns against overly dangerous exposure and notes fluids and sugar aid recovery. Cautions include consulting a physician before using certain drugs and avoiding unprescribed remedies.
Man on the Barge details by Max Miller examined
Review highlights Max Miller's Day 2 collection The Man on the Barge blending novel memoir and essays. The narrator follows a solitary young man living on a barge near California, observing daily life with objectivity and quiet inquiry while pondering human existence.
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Max Miller
Mr. Miller
California
Courage Through Fear in a Snowball Fight
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a mother letting her son solve a social fear by facing a snowball assault and a taunting crowd. Johnny chooses action over avoidance, steps into the fray, endures mockery, and emerges braver. The piece argues children daily conquer fears through interest and longing, earning credit for small moral victories.
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Johnny
Snow Man
Tahlcon
John
Andy
Laneburg Visitors and Local Guests Reported
Laneburg resident Ward Gann from Paragould arrived Friday to visit his mother Mrs. C. M. Gann and left Sunday. Mrs. J. West and her Hope area children were guests of Mrs. West's sister on Sunday. Others visiting friends near El Dorado included Mrs. Sim Gautsche from Missouri, Mrs. A. B. Wetherington, Miss Louise Brower, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Fore and Garland Fore of Prescott spent Sunday with Buddy George Fore.
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Thho Ward Gann
Paragowld
C. M. Gann
J. West
Children of
Hope
West
Sim Gautsche
A. B. Wetherington
Louise Brower
J.W. Wright
el Dorado
L. Fore
Garland Fore
Prescott
Buddy
George Fore
Senate Regains Its Traditional Power
The article surveys the Senate's revived power under Roosevelt era politics, noting clashes with the White House over relief, banking, inflation fears, and investigations. It highlights figures like Glass and Song, dynastic party shifts, and rising senatorial independence as Congress asserts influence on the nation’s course.
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Associated Press
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Aldrich
Foraker
Taft
Senate Colerie
Dolliver
Wilson
Harding
Teapot Dome
Coolidge
Hoover
Pranklin Roosevelt
P World Court
Glass of
Virginia
Song of
Louisiana
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
The article argues that a thick waistline stems from neglecting exercise and offers simple routines. It notes busy women can maintain figures through daily activity and regular workouts, including walking, swimming, and posture exercises. A routine to touch toes is described, with repeated daily practice to improve flexibility.
Local Social Notes and Wedding in Washington Press
The column lists visits and weekend gatherings among residents including Mrs Cecil Wallace and Mrs Jima Rye. Jeannette Nelson visits Arkadelphia. Charleen Crane and Eathol Robertson return home. Mitchel Sparks and F P Clity join friends in Faraloma and Shreveport. A Washington Presbyterian ceremony on February 22 unites Dave Stroud and Chico D Elkins with Dr J C Williams officiating.
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WMS
Cecil Wallace
Jima Rye
Tf Murphy
Nashville
Mis
Jeannette Nelson
Arkidelphia
EB. Haselman
Charleen Crane
Eathol Robertson
Mitchel Sparks
Faraloma Spen
F. P. Clity
D. M. Citty
Shreveport
Jerome Smith
Barbara Ann
Georee Smith
C.D Bull
Ben Fountaley
Hope
Briay Reed
BM Gist
Fletcher Reed
Dave Stroud
Washington
Routa
Chico D. Elkins
Hove
Washington Press
J.C. Willams
Ile
Dance Night Turmoil and Secret Meeting Revealed
Gale confronts family conflict after a tense Parkers dance. Steve Meyers urges escape as Thatcher’s aide Vogel reports a disruptive incident at the event. In Thatcher’s office a separate draught reveals plans and potential retaliation as neighbors discuss consequences and loyalty.
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Robert
Thatcher
Iit
Iis
Elia
Whatcher
Chateher
Parkers
Heller
Eib
Agin
Ed Vogal
Mina
Utta
Vogel
General Watsagers
Tim
Italo African War History Echoes Across Time
A sweeping review traces northern Africa and southern Europe clashes from ancient Mediterranean rivalries through medieval sieges to modern colonial battles. It covers Carthaginian Punic conflicts, Barbary piracy, and 19th to 20th century campaigns in Algeria, Tunisia, and the Horn, up to the Ethiopia Eritrea tensions and Italian ambitions shaping Libya and Somaliland.
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Melvin 5
Coleman
Preys
Statf
Tinly
Abyssinia
Naciftylag
Libya
Coreign Legion
Mareco
Corthern Europe
Africa
Herranpan
Aleximisia
Rome
Carthard
Amerleios
Rett Sea
Atlantic
Straits of Gibraltar
Spain
Notthen
Ageien
United States
Republic
Stephen Deentie de
Tripoli
Alfonso Mnt
Tunisia
Algera
Frenivch Mopacea
Algiars
France
Moerovee
Abd-el- Krim
Mavahils Lyautey Wind Fytlin
Instauhiana
Moravce
Tferehaly
Attica
Turkey
Sublime Porte
Franco
Algiers
Thaly
Mussolini
Emilio de Bono
Erirea
Abyssina
Arsals
Eritrea
Coloniae
Italy
Burleson Visitors Highlight Week With Local Families
Mrs F C Sampson and her daughter visited Burleson Texas for a week with their hosts. Ad Daniell of Wim Berea spent the week at his parents, Mr and Mrs. Poten, continuing family traditions and local social ties.
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F.C. Sampson
Aunne
Dotey
Burleson, Texas
Daniell
Wim Berea
Poten
Grain loan tragedy in Huangkang follows family turmoil
Report from Huangkang China describes a farmer family crisis after a grain loan to a neighboring schoolteacher. A husband’s harsh remark led to the wife’s suicide, followed by the husband’s own death. The widowed scholar’s family then faces collapse as poison is mixed with tea, killing seven, including six children.
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Huangkang
Hupert
China
Fee
Piso
Eison Abel
Enties
Weilporl Sai
French Army to Retain Its Horses
Paris reports the French Army will keep horses despite pushes for modernization. General staff warns roads and rail lines could fail in war, favoring horse mobility over motorization. General Louis Maurin notes autos adapt quickly but horses require years to replace.
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Paris
France
Nvator
Llgckade
Louis Maurin
Mautin
Local social visit notes at Central High event
Mrs Ray Daniels and Mrs Carol Mebsarty of Brinkley visited Sunday with Mrs C M Gann. Miss Margaret Moore of Baimnet attended the junior play at Central High and stayed as guest of Miss Glyn Bright through the week.
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Ray Daniels
Carol Mebsarty
Brinkley
C. M. Gann
Margaret Moore
Baimnet
Central High
Glyn Bright
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Star Publishing
Inepe Aldis HO Washburn
Arkaroo GB
Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Hops
Arkansa
RK. McGormick
Hong
Or Journal of the American ‘Med- Association
Hygeia, “Health Magazise
Walden
Thoreas
Dutton
Olive Roberts Barton
Forciig
Laneburg
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
Quo Vadis
Bere
Ovan
Lina
Ing
Gale Swegnderson
Pe Mag Averis
Steve Meyres
Aise Averics
Gat
Muery Linn
Delese
Gale
Milian Awaismoie
Syuase Fae
Mate Deed
Wootie Adil
Rita Das Ewe
Feane
Bilt
Acma
Mle
Hin
Gilead
Can- Hs Co
Viety
Brian Ieee
Galete
Daley
Rao
Juan
Lucy
Ol’ Thatcher
Steve Meyers
Phil
Ba Vogel
Erin
Jim
Steve
Ginle
O'Cantor
Ble
O'Conner
O'Connor
Europe
Ethiopia
Menelik
Adawa
Mane
Wade
Erurga
Gore
Imbruglia
Parson's Shoe Shop
Jil South Main
Powell
Ark
Sadie Faethon
Gs Beweil
Pree
Priews
de Wiet
Hope High School
Haisium
Firat
Methodist Church
Prom
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Bone, Ark
Thedford
Victoria Cooper
Jonesboro
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