Local notice and Adolf Hitler labor call described
A damaged clipping shows an old subscription rate for Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and LaFayette counties and AP/NEA notes. It then discusses Adolf Hitler praised, then criticized for requiring a year of farm or domestic labor from German women seeking jobs and the public’s shifting view of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Hitler
Germany
Adolf
Walter
Secretary Perkins Report Praises Labor Progress Amid Surprise Notes
The document recounts four pleasant surprises and many commendations for Secretary of Labor Perkins. It notes a 1837 year remembered for gains over 1927, with a quote praising intelligent and patriotic employers and informed labor building a productive American Way of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feport
Perkins
Madame Perkins
Madame
Catt Sees Depression as Normal in Long Fight for Suffrage
Carrie Chapman Catt, veteran suffragist, says a depressive state of affairs is normal after sixty years watching economic and political systems. She notes depressions have occurred before, yet her lifelong activism shows she does not resign to inevitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chispman
Catt
NEA
Marion Young Fshe
Mrs. Catt
Hay
Types of Massage Movements and Dangers Highlighted
A historical medical passage explains kneading rolling friction and percussion massage methods. It notes benefits like improved circulation and mobility but warns of dangers from clot disruption and overstimulation, stressing medical guidance and rest for diseased tissues. It ends with a mention of women’s stockings fashions for spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masseur
Massei
Arctic Explorer Puzzle Solve Now Reveals 07 Theme
A mixed puzzle shows horizontal and vertical clues about polar expeditions and related terms. Entries include numbers, occupations, objects, and natural features, with references to Antarctic study and exploration equipment.
Hitton Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The Hitton Home Demonstration Club gathered Tuesday at the community club house with Mrs. Berlin Jones as hostess. President Mrs. R. E. Alam a called the meeting to order. Miss Bullington gave the devotional and led the government lesson before a round time discussion on home improvement goals for the year. Members shared plans while a purse was shown by the demonstration agent and refreshments followed the social half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitton
Dinney
Berlin Jones
R. E A‘lama
Desperately They Say Descriptions At Ocean Park
An orchestra conductor Albert Stoesse is quoted about his violin playing as a lion in a cage at Ocean Park California bites Sylvesior Kirby who needed treatment. The piece also mentions TVA probe and Judge Thomas Ambrose presiding Snyder trial amid crossword of public figures and dramatic byplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stoesse
Sylvesior Kirby
Ocean Park
California
Power Trust
Mue
TVA
Rankin
Mississippi
Etding
Power’ Trust
Thomas Ambrose
Etding Snyder
nnge-Duchese
Atholl
Annabelle
Franch Dazzle
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Star of Hope
O Justice
Star Publishing Co, Inc
Palmer de. Alex
H. Washburn
Star
South Street
Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
ALEX
Washburn
Euitor
Associated Press
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Oe 2
Adolf and
the Ladies
Morris Fisherin
Journal of the American Medical Association
Kygele
the Health Magazine
London
Homer Cobb
Make
Ideal Re Store
Olin Lewis
East Sea Street
L. C. Somerville
Far
Materass
Arctic Explorer
Supreme Court
Lev
H. W. McClellan
Patmos
Patmos Rt
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
A. L. Saseer
Silas L. Sanford
Tyler
White Way
Colliers and Woman's Home Companion
Chas
Aasyerety Ity Hall
Scotland Yard
George Bernard Shaw
Boy Scout Movement
England
Marcon
Dn Ital- Tan
Hope Star
Major Hoople
Owls Club
Hoople
NEA Scrvice
HIG
Boots
Geral
Guzz
Ant
Judas
By Edgar Martin
Ain Saary
Eennames Maes
Roy Crane
Gora Ren
Garry
NEA Service, Inc
Dawson
Freckles
V. T. Hamlin
Andy
Arichor
By Merrill Blosser
Somethij
Bhoulon
Myra North
Lovie
Hipden
GE Davenport
sTes
Ray Snompson
Charles Coll
CTES
Hinton
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