Seasons Readied in Four Corners of the Year
Seemingly garbled society notes from a local page mention January meetings at Paisley School and Brookwood, with visits to Texarkana and Vicksburg. It records Mrs Frick Hearne, Mrs J L Greenhag, and Paul Bukee's critical illness, plus Baptist and WMS group activities and a high school club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainans Missionary Society
Mr. Ward
E. P. Stewart
Jock Stowne
Vicksburg
Huld Irs
RAO
Brookwool B.R A
Brookwood School
Wilsons Fourteen Points Recounted From 1919 AP Feature
An AP Feature recalls President Wilsons Fourteen Points proposed in 1914 18 to guide postwar peace. Key items include open covenants, freedom of the seas, removal of trade barriers, arms reductions, impartial colonial settlement, evacuation of Russian territory, restoration of Belgium, and German evacuation of Alsace Lorraine with Italy’s front lines adjusted.
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Wilson
Execu
Russia
Red
Belgium
Savenisentsy
Alsare-Lenine
Ialy
Neigh
How to Lose Fat and Like It
An advisory piece on fat reduction through exercise and diet targets women seeking affordable options. It outlines home routines, budget salons, and instructor guidance, noting that progress varies with supervision and pace. It mentions walks, targeted drills, and waistline work as components of a simpler plan.
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Alicia Wart
Weiler Alun
Warten
iMenk
Heme
Bethe
Fragmentary treaty bullets outline Balkan and Turkey guarantees
The readable phrases describe guarantees of autonomous development for Austria-Hungary peoples, evacuation and protections in Romania Serbia Montenegro, and autonomous development for non-Turks in Turkey. It mentions opening the Dardanelles and a general assurance toward the integrity of small and great states.
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Austria-Hu
Isolationist mood shapes wartime policy debate
Washington observes a stubborn isolationist faction in Congress returning this winter to press for tax measures on war profits and to oppose moves seen as edging the U S toward war with Europe. The Johnson Act and neutrality law are focal points as lawmakers discuss transfers of ships and loans to belligerent nations while protesting antitrust funding and policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Nea
Washington
Congress
Lee
Senpar Lee
I Cation Ny
Panama
Great Britain
Norway
United States
Girls Who Work Continued From Page One
A survey of opinions from young women on work and marriage explores whether women should hold jobs after marriage, the impact on family, and the idea that education and future plans shape gender roles. The piece notes women like a mother teaching citizenship to immigrants and hints at evolving domestic partnerships.
States Readying Fight Over Arnold Prosecution Funds
The Labor and anti trust actions against Arnold provoke opposition from the A F of L and major corporations. Opposition to Arnold’s appropriation may block funding for investigations into building costs. Congress may adopt Hatch like restrictions on state officials, facing pushback from lawmakers aided by state machines.
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Eration
Arnold
A. F
Libbsby
Hatch BU
Congress
Hatch
Neely
Melrose and Columbus Home Demonstration Clubs Meet
The Melrose club met December 18 at 2 30 PM hosted by Mrs Joe Leseter with Mrs BP Holt presiding Thirteen members and three visitors attended and the new meeting day was set for the first Tuesday monthly. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served The Columbus club met December colleges Christmas social at Mrs Horace Ellens home with co host Mrs C R White Eighteen members three visitors and three children attended Officers were re elected with Mrs C H White president and other posts filled.
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Melrose Club
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
Joe Leseter
BP. J. Holt
Luke
Alvin Robertson
Edna F. Flanagan
Joe Lassiter
Dan
Jacqueline Holt
Charles Sparks
S Manger
P. J. Holt
Betty Joe Jones
Treasury
Feir
A. G. Zimmerly
Columbus Club
Columbus Home Demonstration Club
Horace Ellen
C. R. White
Wade Gilbert
Clarence Gilbert
Annie Perdue
Cross Roads
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Ellen
White
R. F. Caldwell
Tommy McCorkle
Herbert Sipes
C. H. White
Pred Caldwell
Not wait for children to grow in interest outside family
A speaker asserts not waiting for offspring to mature to pursue external interests. The quote questions why people care about inner thoughts and shifts focus to how outsiders will be received. It reflects a social ACT stance and concerns about hospitality and perception.
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Cabrie
Merry
Eitgren
Night Meeting Recap With Decorated Salad Plates
Fragmentary notes describe a January gathering with guests named World and Eight and a salad plate, hot coffee, and a celebratory display. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Britain Navy and cruisers echo in policy debate
View conflicts emerge on Britain hopes to maintain naval strength with cruisers and capital ships proposed for future operations in the Orient. Senator Utah calls for restraint, arguing Japan could be misled by great powers acting together, amid broad trade and democratic values.
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Britain
Briilagram
Orient
British Indies
Thee Utah
Trie Affairs
Apan
China
Russia
United States
Japan
America
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Paistey Pot. A
Paisley
Ata
J. L. Greenhag
Texes
Paul Bukee
Dillus Hospital
First. Baptist SS
Edgar Theosher
Louis Main Street
Reno
Reno Tgambler
Stuart Erwin
Marjorie Weaver
Putrle Knowles
Wicks
Dock Carson
Hobart Covenough Dung Gulp
Clive Leprating
Ploeweet
Salta
Fox Fire
Colls
Dulce
Rialto
S A Po van Tine ‘Ying OY
Ladies Specialty Shop
Saenger
Bruce Catton
Tranter
Adiiu
Brhngs
Thharm
Arnald
Fed
Mary Claude Fletcher
Rex
DODGE
Tuma
Bowes
S. Metwork
Fred. M. Zedes
Vee Cnairene
Chrysler ¢ Corporattory
Hia Ausoglates
Dan Breer
Fred M. Zeder
Owen R. Skelton
Tata
Pric
ODGE
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
Third and
Walnut Street
Hope, Arkansas
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