Belief in U S Claims to Pacific Lands Fueled by Nelson
Enid, Ohio figure M A Nelson argues lands in the Pacific belong to the United States under treaties and naval bases needs for national defense. He cites islands like Christmas and Marcus, cites Wilkes voyage and supports views with a 3 volume set, while officials dispute status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Gone
Hope Gos+ nacle
M. A. Nelson
Secres i C. Nelson
Enid
Ohi
Hobby
S. He
United States
Nelson
Pacific
Great Britain
Japan
Satharing
Marcus
McKean
Gar
Christmas Islands
Elson
Wilke
Wilkes
State Department
Igton
Inques
Ni Gees
Continued from Page One Renews Responsibility Claim
An incomplete clipping shows Wheeler accepting responsibility for a charge and expressing a sincere hope that the statement is untrue, aiming to reassure readers that no American will be harmed or wronged. The fragment references a broader report likely involving a public figure and ongoing controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quele
Wheeler
Amer
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old advertisement promotes a home remedy using Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice claiming fast relief from rheumatic and neuritis pain. It promises overnight improvement and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au-Expand
John P. Cox
Speech excerpts warn of rising foreign war risk
The speaker criticizes presidential statements limiting sending American troops abroad and argues every wartime comment nudges the nation toward conflict. He urges the public to voice opinions despite the president's posture and asserts the country must confront foreign battles rather than back down.
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Haa
Hag
Minister Meet Continues With Sermon and Song Leaders
The event features Rev. George W. Hardcastle of Oklahoma City delivering the Wednesday 7:30 sermon and Rev. Carl Stewart of Fort Worth directing the singing. Daily special singing and music by many performers accompany the programs, with ministers registering including Rev. William Burton McCafferty of Fort Worth, Dr. E. M. Yeats of Houston, and others from Dallas and Russellville.
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George W. Hardcastle
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Carl ‘Stewart
Fort Worth
7 Year Review Continues on Farm Values in Arkansas
The report shows Arkansas farm real estate at about 95 percent of pre war value, roughly 20 percent higher than early 1933. Voluntary farm sales were 35 per thousand in the year ending March 1939 versus 23.9 per thousand in March 1933, while forced sales declined from 4 per thousand to 18.6 per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Arkkansas
Jending
Local Visits and Family News From Doyle Area
Tokio Mr and Mrs Pierce Hutson of Doyle visited relatives here Sunday. The Hutsons little son is real sick. Mr and Mrs A M McLarty and sons George Edwin and Tommy visited Mr and Mrs George Tommy at Nashville Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitmarsh and sons of Prescott visited Mr and Mrs Sam Huddleston Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutson of Doyle visited relatives here Sunday. W A Bell and Miss Eva Taylor were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Hutson
Doyle
Barney Hutson
A. M. McLarty
George
Edwin
Tommy
George Tommy
Nashville
Lloyd Whitmarsh
Prescott
Sam Huddleston
Clyde Hutson
W. A. Bell
Eva
Holiday health tips amid epidemic and holiday meals
Mary Claude Wetcher notes the epidemic may spread east with holiday travel. Diets rich in milk dairy vegetables fruits eggs and cereals strengthen resistance. Daily plans call for milk portions per child and adult, butter vegetables fruits protein foods, with moderate fats and sweets to support energy and recovery.
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Mary E. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Loughead
Miss. Loughead
Local residents host visitors and move into new homes
Business visitors to Hops Wednesday include Mr and Mrs Dock Stanton and daughters of Saratoga visiting Mr and Mrs Oscar Wisdom. Several flu cases are reported. Pine timber demand grows with shipments to mills. A McKaughtin and Joe Smith traveled to Texarkana. Hot Springs couple Mr and Mrs Harry Higgins relocate here. he manages Stewarts Store. Joe Scott and Ruel Conley with Mrs Hutson visit locals. Glen Wright heads to Jacksonville Florida for work. Vernon McLaughlin and family relocate to Pike County.
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Dock Stanton
Saratoga
Oscar Wisdom
A. McKaughtin
Joe Smith
Texarkana
Harry Higgins
Hot Springs
Higgins
Steuarts
Joe Scott
Pump Springs
Ruel Conley
John W. Hutson
Highland
W. T. Conley
Glen Wright
Jacksonville
Fla
Vernon Mclaughin
Pike County
Army’s mobile recruiting trailer era expands nationwide
Modern Army deploys offsite recruiting trailers acting as portable offices with sleeping quarters for five, cooking stoves, closets, and broadcast facilities. Each of the nine corps areas houses two units, bringing recruiting to locations without fixed stations amid rising public interest.
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Army
United States
Safer Arkansas Homes Through Better Lighting and Prune Tips
Rural safety guidance urges improved home lighting as REA lines expand in Arkansas in 1941. Miss Fletcher emphasizes three way switches and night lights to prevent falls, while Mrs. Fenton cites home accident statistics. The article also extols prunes as a nutritious pantry staple with varied culinary uses and health benefits.
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Arkansas
Mary Claude Fletcher
The
Safety Council
Falls
Funs
Fenton
Mary E. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Funds and Nutrition
Hinton Home Demonstration Club Grows and Plans Beautification
The Hinton Home Demonstration club met January 2 at 2 PM with 12 active members and 6 new members. They elected officers, planned a project to beautify the church grounds and cemeteries, made Red Cross garments, and welcomed cooperation from Hinton church members while anticipating a revival to 25 members. Hickory Shade organizers formed a 24 member club with officers named and set next meeting for February.
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Hinton Hinton
Grady Rodgers
Selma Simmons
Rodgers
John
Stella Adams
Hinton
New Hope
Palmos
Hinton Church
Red Cross
Hickory Shade
W.H. Bruce
John Allen
Mildred Robinson
Alla Bruce
Uma Stophs
Frank Crarke
Chariie Rogers
Joe Willet
Frank Quarke
Jack Allen
A Time Will Come examined by Rachel Varble review
At the dawn of the 20th century women faced restricted roles in business and property. Rachel Varble discusses how Victorian norms lingered and inspired some women to resist male tyranny. The review focuses on three women central to Varble’s analysis.
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Rachel Varble
Doubleday
Doran
Foster visitors and local PTA meeting group gathered
Foster were business visitors in Honey Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fielding and daughter Snooky of Friendship were Saturday night guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kassinger. Those from this community attending the parent teachers meeting at Blevins Thursday night January 9 included Mrs. W. J. Kussinger, Mrs. Andy Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lentz, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tomlin, Mrs. J. W. Goodson and daughter Phylis Ruth, Mrs. R. C. G. Bailey, Mrs. M. E. Cook, Mrs. Oscar Stone, Mrs. Pauline Tyner, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Foster.
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Phylis Ruth
R. CG. Bailey
M. E. Cook
Oscar Stone
Pauline Tyner
C. E. Foster
Bruce Chapel Home Demonstration Meets at Tamlin Home
Bruce Chapel activity notes a January 1 meeting at Mrs. R. L. Tamlin with nine veterans, four new members, and one visitor. Pauline Tyner visits with her parents, My and Mrs. Oscar Stone. Local gatherings include card nights at Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cook’s and visits from Shard Murders’ family, Hugh Johnson’s parents, and Alva Bolding’s family from Hot Springs. Multiple neighbors host relatives during weekends and a quilt is made for Mrs. C. L. Key. Rev OL Lewis of Lewisville preaches. County nurse Miss Hughes, Miss Mary Louise Keith noted nearby.
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R. L. Tamlin
Pauline Tyner
Oscar Stone
M. E. Cook
Shard Murders
Hugh Johnson
Alva Bolding
Hot Springs
Mildred Foster
Stephens
O. E. Foster
Roy Prince
CCC
C. A. Prince
L. W. Cullins
Authal
Patsy
Bleving
J. A. Cullins
D. L. Stephens
C. L. Key
OL. ¥. Lewis
Lewisville
Bruce Chapel Baptist Church
Hughes
Mary Louise Keith
D. A. Cullins
M. B. Cook
French Ship to Be Stopped Near Open Sea Attempt
Montevideo Uruguay reports the French merchant ship Mendoza loaded with food for France sailed from Punta Del Este in a bid to pass British warships again. The British declare interception if navicert is not obtained, following three prior refusals. A British naval plane force landed near Punta Del Este, and a three person crew was detained as officials seek guidance on wartime detention.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Mendoza
France
Pdnta del Est
Puta del Est
Punta del Est
Navy Department
Women in a Struggle for Freedom and a Note on Luzon Island
The excerpt follows four sisters-in-law subjugated by a cruel man as they seek emancipation with Susan B. Anthony guiding their cause. Their self serving motives undermine the suffrage effort, while Miss Varble’s novel offers a blurred but absorbing glimpse into woman’s rights battles. The text then notes Luzon as the world’s fifteenth largest island at 41,000 square miles.
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Sdward Wright
Susan B. Anthony
Prst 80
Sue Ellen
Stephanie
Schward
Enid
Nellie
Miss Anthony
Miss Varble
Luzon
Island
Adlerika Digestive Relief Ad Ad Claims
An old advertisement promotes Adlerika by stating it provides quick relief for bloating gas bad breath and sour stomach from delayed bowel movement. The copy claims twenty years of satisfactory use and urges readers to buy today from John Gibson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Gibson Deug Co
WE, THE WOMEN You Never Really Know the Value of Money
Rum Millet tells of a father who budgets weekly pay to cover bills and household needs. The son learns money discipline by seeing the sacrifice behind the family budget and the father’s quiet work ethic. The tale prompts reflections on fatherhood, earnings, and the price of prosperity.
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U.S. A
Millett
Ramplain
Mama
Leven
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