Subscription Rates and AP Credit Policy in Notice
Rates listed for city carrier and mail subscriptions with regional variations. The notice credits The Associated Press and outlines publication and advertorial policy, including charges for tributes and memorials and a disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts and safe-keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath Bie
Hempstead
Nevada
Ier
LaFayette
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
The
Star
The Truth About Diet review and details
A critical look at a Doubleday book on nutrition notes vitamin E as vital and ubiquitous in foods yet finds the overall work monotonous. The column cites experiments on animals and comments on social implications while noting the book’s price of $2 and publisher Doubleday.
Vitamin E and dental health in childhood advice
A physician warns against self medication and emphasizes early nutrition for teeth. He notes vitamin E is essential for child growth, but explains it does not create new tooth material in adults and warns of dangers of overuse. He stresses consult with a family doctor for proper guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Texas
Cardus
Weiles
Nest
Cardut
The Iron Garden Review by Bruce Catton
A book review critiques Blumenfelds The Iron Garden as a social realist novel about downtrodden Jews in London s Whitechapel. It follows a resilient tailor apprentice who struggles for a sliver of happiness but finds no viable escape from poverty and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Blumenfeld
London
Whitechapel
Mother warns of drafts and colds in winter play
A mother narrates Johnny’s cold after playing outside in winter. She treats with warm layers and later air, blaming indoor drafts and overheating for illness. The piece cautions on ventilation, gradual cooling, and keeping rooms draft-free to prevent colds in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
January
Unles House
Julia Craig: Stage Dreams Rise in a Legal Office
Julia Craig, a secretary in lawyer George Woodford’s firm, pursues a singing career after a chance on the radio pleases Woodford. While Nesbitt’s influence promises little, Julia’s resolve grows as she auditions at stations and accepts a private party on Woodford’s boat, hoping for a breakthrough with Smith Garand’s network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour Teous
Jnna
Julia
Woodford and Brooks
George Woodford
Peter Kemp
Peter
Julia €Ralg
Ste
Georges Woodford
Woodford
George Wondtort
Alltooth
Miss Craig
Tila
Mr. Woodford
Junjin
Mies Crass
Woodlord
Misa Crate
Cartainis
Pan Atley
Smith Garand
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
The column advises extra facial care in winter as weight gain and pollution affect the chin. Cleanse thoroughly, don’t wait for blackheads, and use both cream and soap, especially if the skin is oily.
Face Care Remarks From A Maladjusted Beauty Column
The article offers home beauty tips focusing on skin care and facial contouring. It mentions using creams, masks, and a pinching technique to preserve jawline, notes the chin’s sensitivity to application, and warns that double chins can stem from poor posture with the head held high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
No extra roll of fat below the jawbone
The remark notes that there will be no extra roll of fat beneath the jaw unless a person is frankly overweight, implying a characteristic used to judge body shape.
Local residents shop and visit in Hope area
Ozan Mr. and Mrs. Chas Locke shopped in Hope Tuesday afternoon. The Missionary Society met with Mrs. H. P. Ditty and Mrs. Miller Stuart led a program on different countries and their habits. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Rush Jones. J Truett Webb of Nashville spent a few days here with Bull Chevrolet. Miss Eugenia Goodlett of El Dorado is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goodlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Locke
Hope
The
Missionary Society
H. P. Ditty
Miller Stuart
Rush Jones
J. Truett Webb
Nashville
Bull Chevrolet Company
Eugenia Goodlett
el Dorado
Eugene Goodlett
Sunday Weekend Socials and Visits Across Caney Area
Caney residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with many names listed. Attendees included Mrs. Ritchie at her sister’s bedside in Memphis and numerous friends visiting homes in Antoine Prescott McCashill Hope and surrounding towns. Regular church attendance and small town social ties marked the period with multiple travel and guest notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Elna Hutth
Memphis
McCashill
Calvin Honea
Bryan Richt
Miss Jewell of
Strong, Calfjee
Melton White
Emma Gerie Gowden
Cancy
Chisteen Brooks
Walter Johnson
Edd Chamlee
Local Notices From Buckner and Nearby Residents
DeAnn Health is fairly good in this part of the country. Bro. Eddy of Buckner filled his regular appointment here the second Sunday. Mrs. Cluude Osteen spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. L. Roberts. Miss Rena Clark was Mrs. John Slater's guest Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyett and family and mother, Mrs. Nannie Boyett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Eddy of
Buckner
Cluude Osteen
A. L. Roberts
Rena Clark
John Slater
Henry Boyett
Nannve Boyett
Fortune Hidden in an Artillery Shell
Workmen repairing an old house in Haguenay Alsace found a rusty shell still intact containing word earnings valued at 13 500 dollars. The martial savings box belongs to a former owner now deceased. Authorities are tracing heirs of Hope, while supper guests at the Slaton home were visited as fingers point to ongoing local family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haguenay
Alsace
Thor
Wordeaina
Martial Savings
Lotsa
Hig Heirs
Fragmanted 1920s Social Notes From Nevada County
A garbled social column reports visits and kinfolk in Nevada County with references to Mr and Mrs Deward Silvey Tommy Buttler Bent Huddleston and Cecil Rogers. It mentions Raymond Sordort staying with parents and Miss Kawi visiting relatives in Hopewell and nearby areas. The text shows many transcription errors but centers on family visits and weekend arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barto Bearder
Tom McWilliams
Laveat
Deward Silvey
Novadda County
Raymond Sordort
Sitton
Tommy Buttler
Nevada County
Cecil Rogers
Bap Py
Benton Huddleston
Hopewell
Mias
Hartafield Sufferings Prompt Community Wishes
Holly Grove Friends extend sympathy as Mrs John Hartafield recovers, with well wishes from Mr and Mrs Ben Wilson and daughter Dorothy June and Mrs M E Atkins of Battlefield visiting relatives in Study. Miss Ruby Atkins has visited Dorothy and Narma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartafield
Ben Wilson
Dorothy June Amd
M. E. Atkins
Battlefield
Ruby Atkins
Dorothy
Narma
Local Visits Reported From Weekend Gatherings
Fragmented notes describe various visitors and family calls Friday and Saturday. Names such as Mrs Thrasher, Hambree, MekZ, Wessle Poole, Roberts, Dutch Roberson, Tmogenn, Beatrice Hembr, Garrett, Clyde Clas, and Mr. We CG Atkina appear amidst a flurry of social calls and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rete
DeAnn
Tilman Hembren
Thrasher Ak ‘Hambree
Wessle Poole
Roberts
Dutch Roberson Tmogenn
Mra
Bilt ‘Heen
Mita Beatrice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sociae
Star Publishing Co
Themet & Alex
H. Washburn
Star Building
Southtreet
Arkansas
C. Be, Falmer
Washburn
Alex
Neek
Elvil
Seton Porch
Col. Rarshick
Morris Fishbeldn
Jounal
American Medical Association
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Doubleday, Doran and Co
Bruce Catton
Olive Roberts Barton
Orgin
Minay
Amy
Tee
Royal Nesbitt
Jula
Nesbitt
Julin
Aimy
Henri Lamb
Amy Sanders
Alicia Alicia Hart
Ozan
Chevrolet
Jilly
Cnevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Chitory
General Motors
Rubye Atking
Norma
Johnnie Samuel
Udell Samuel
Edwin Campbell
Little Rock
TJ. Jones
Byers Abstract Co
BYERS
Washington, Ark
Holly Grove
John S. Gibson Drug CO
Hope Neading Company
Ark Nee Peone
Chalos
Roy Anderson and Company
Cardu
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!