Obsetimon Rate and AP Policy Note
Rates for subscription paid in advance vary by method and location with monthly and yearly options. The piece also notes The Associated Press exclusive republication rights and describes tribute charging policies and the Star newspaper's handling of unsolicited manuscripts.
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Hempstead
Novada
Miller
Lafayette
Associated Press
Focal News
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
The
Star
Fragmented Early 20th Century News Snippet
A garbled passage mentions Bears, a figure named Jim Parley, a surplus fame reference, a domestic Christmas account, a furniture maker displaying a bed with a writer, a camptameter and sheep count, an Ethiopian pirrol scene, and a California car toppled by a Di auto. Reckless drivers reportedly take pride in their work as the piece notes a dead Canadian’s cage.
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California
The Truth About Diet and Vitamin C Benefits
The article discusses vitamin C as vital to preventing scurvy and outlines daily intake. it notes vitamin C is easily destroyed and recommends foods like citrus, tomatoes, cabbage, onions, berries, bananas, peaches, peas, and pineapple, plus fruit juices, as rich sources. It emphasizes daily consumption and diversification of foods for safety.
Psyllium seeds types and safety guidelines
Learn about psyllium seed varieties such as dark reddish brown to black seeds and possible substitutes like flaxseed. Psyllium is a mild laxative from its mucilaginous content and is not habit forming. The text discusses vitamin C considerations for babies and pregnant or ill individuals, plus methods to test vitamin C adequacy.
Review of Ambitious First Novel Issued by Doubleday
Critic notes the book is amateurish with lifeless people and flat situations despite past acclaimed work that earned a Pulitzer Prize. The Doubleday and Doran publication sells for $2.50, reflecting a hopeful but uneven debut.
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Doubleday
Doran
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An advising piece warns mothers that pushing a child to resume activity after illness risks recurring infections and longer-term weakness. It explains how reduced resistance, depleted tissues, and nervous strain from early activity can lead to later eye, heart, or foot problems, with advice to rest and avoid premature exertion.
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Grippe
The Sound Wagon critiques power with satire by Stribling
Bruce Catton reports Stribling’s new novel The Sound Wagon satirizes American politics. A young lawyer rises to Congress and mingles with bankers and racketeers, ending in jail while his wife wins the Senate. The reviewer notes vivid excess and sharp business ethics contrasts.
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S. Stribling
Tennessee
Mr. Stribling
Congress
Anties
Senate
Stribling
Glorifying Ourself By Alicia Hart
Alicia Hart advises restraint in beauty routines noting many overdo cosmetics in fashion today. She argues cosmetics should harmonize with natural tones and warns against clash, citing a woman with mismatched lipstick and eye makeup.
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Tme
Cat
Scarler
Townsend Plan Editorial: Washing and Warnings on Radio Power
Bruce Catton critiques Townsend Plan economics using a washing parable and warns that its massive pensions would not create real purchasing power. He questions political reliance on radio as a tool for persuasion, urging readers to verify speeches in print.
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Genevieve Tabouis
League
Selassie
Ethiopia
France
England
Italy
I Duce
Flynn
Townsend
America
Fashion Advice and Social Observations Note Diet Talk
The text critiques daytime styling choices and grooming, suggesting brown eye shadow for day and vivid lip color for headlines. It then cites a husband criticizing his wife’s weight talk, warning against monopolizing conversation with diet chatter. It ends with a remark on dieting among women and a stray comment on South American marine life.
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Jer
Tien
Wien
Sunday Visitors and Churchgoers Noted in Sweet Home
Locals and visitors gathered for services as Rev. Sherrill and families joined in a day of worship. The piece lists relatives from Maryland to Texas visiting relatives, with several members attending church and a hospital trip noted for an infant. It closes by noting fingerprint identification accuracy and 400000 identifications with no errors in 30 years.
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C. E. Palmer
Alex. St. Washburn
Hope
Arkansas
Col. R. “McCormick
Willie Huskey
Cora Donel
Watson Vaney
W. B. Spears
Lewis Salmon
Ethel Stone
Robert Peachy
Prescotl
J. A. Huskey
Mont Harris
Paul
Shreveport
Community Notes From Holly Springs Neighbors
Holly Springs residents share welcomes and gatherings as families like Floyd Smith, Marilyn Collins, and J Si McDowell host relatives and guests. Visitors include Zadii Ross and Ruby Quillen, with outings at McDowell and Butler homes, while Nevie Ross and children visit family and Otis Bullet and others join Sunday activities.
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J Si McDowell
Mart Ross
Daught ‘Ter, Zadii
Fairview
Roy Butler
George Quillen
Ruby
Wadle Burns
Bavis
Anesty Jean
McDowell
Nevie Ross
M | Butler
Otis Bullet
Cisthe May
Herbert
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygein
the Health
Olive Roberts Barton
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Alicia Hart
Townsend Plan
John T. Flynn
Mr. Flynn
South America
Sweet Home
Hix Lee
Hershel and
Carvel
Fleasant Hill
Owen Hucks
Mer
Russ Spears
Hope J
W. EB. Spears
Watson Huskey
Kilgore
Texas
BR. Hussey
Hugh Nolen Ord Son Coy
Trigene Nolen
Phil Hig Ward
Roy Lee Bands
Ollie Ward
Holly Springs
Julia Craig
Nard Jones
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