The Truth About Diet and A Novelistic Triangle
A fragmented analysis of diet guidance notes how families should allocate calories by age and role, emphasizing milk for children, cereals, fruits, and vitamin sources while warning against excess sugar. The text shifts to a book review praising Sipker Bush by Hanley, noting its fresh take on a familiar triangle theme set in a Liverpool slum, its emotional depth, and Macmillan’s publication at $2.50.
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Mayfair
Long Island
Liverpool
Mr. Hanley
Sipker Bush
Macmillan
Eye color change after eye injury and dietary notes
A reader asks about restoring iris color after a childhood eye injury. The answer says natural iris color cannot be restored and warns of potential eye degeneration, advising ophthalmology consultation. It also covers iron and vitamin intake, calcium from cheese, budget considerations for nourishment, and social importance of food, with a note on entertaining Eskimos.
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Peday
Stoker Bush: Jim Bush and troubled home life from Liverpool slums
James Hanley’s new novel Stoker Bush centers on Jim Bush a sick sailor who spends one week a month at home amid frail domestic affairs. Bru Catton notes vivid earnestness akin to Pho Fury and highlights the book’s focus on working class struggle and staged tension aboard a trans Atlantic liner.
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James Hanley
Liverpool
Stoker Bush
Pho
Jim Bush
Jim
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton analysis of parental bias
The piece discusses how fathers often disappointment with a child’s gender affects family dynamics. It follows Brown and Smith as they react to daughters and sons, showing how paternal favoritism shapes siblings and causes long term tension within the home. The essay notes mothers endure the resulting torture while urging compassion and impartiality among fathers.
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Mr. Brown
Darling
Bobby
Betty
Bones
Mr. Smith
Teddy
Woo
Kwan Yiai
Asbury Memorial Episcopal Church Opens with Marriage Wins
The new Asbury Memorial Episcopal church in Charleston opened with a morning marriage ceremony, a partial afternoon service, and a worship service that evening adding 15 memberships.
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Owens
Charleston
9. C
Asbury Memorial Episcopal Church
Arkansas Baptist convention elects Fer rien poston president
Dr. B. Fer Rien Poston of Fort Smith was chosen as president of the Arkansas State Baptist Convention at its opening Tuesday night. Other officers include Rev. W. J. Hinsley of Hot Springs and Rev. S. Compere of Corning as vice presidents, with J. B. Lack of Magnolia as secretary and E. J. A. McKinney of Little Rock as statistical secretary. Hinsley urged an all-out fight against liquor as delegates gathered in Hot Springs for the four day meeting.
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Tot Springs
B. Ferrien Poston
Baptist
Chireh
Fort Smith
Arkansas State Baptist Ceinvention
Dy. O
Wade
Texarkana
W. J. Hinsley
Second Baptist Church
Hot Springs
Dy.s. Compere
First Baptist Church
Corning
J. B. Lack
Magnolia
E. J. A. McKinney
Little Rock
Hinsley
Arkansas
L. DB. Summers
Landslide For Langs Movement Gains In National Scene
In New Orleans Fifth Ward a precinct brawl led to poll worker Gene Gill, 35, being shot twice as he exited a Decatur Street booth. Police detained 34 year old Whitney Schutz after the shooting tied to an election-row incident. Officer notes link violence to anti-Long factions amid federal observer charges and Roosevelt era politics.
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Lang
America
Fifth
New Orleans
Gene Gill
Calcasien Parish Leaders Clash Over Federal Observers
L A Norman chairman of the Home Rule Club of Calcasien parish claims that federal observers were ousted from polling places in violation of federal law. He cites a letter from J. Junot detailing observers assigned to watch irregularities and vote counts where representation for hott vides was in doubt. Norman says three federal observers in Calcasien parish were ejected by election officials under state administration.
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Hott Vides
Nornan
Calenslet Parish
Loty-Alten
Jackson May Be Giants Manager Hope rumor swirls
Travis Jackson, who started in semi pro baseball near Hope, is linked as a possible successor to Giants manager Bill Terry. Rumor cites Jackson's ties to Terry and McGraw favorite status, while no official confirmation exists as the Giants seek a first baseman to replace Terry.
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Travis Jackson
Hope
New York Giants
Jackson
Bill Terry
Giants
Bite
John J. McGraw
Terry
Highway Dept Wins Court Battle Over Toll on Whelen Bridge
In Little Rock the state highway department halted the 25 cent tolls on the Whelen Springs Little Missouri river bridge linking Clark and Nevada counties. A federal judge modified a December order, allowing the department to intervene and declare the bridge tolls invalid under a 1921 act, arguing the bridge should be free as bonds were unpaid.
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State Highway Department
Whelen Springs
Little Missouri River
Clark
Nevada
John E. Martineau
Whelon Springs
Highway 59
Marlmnent
Patt Speer
Whelen Springs Bridge
Highway Department
Arkansan Denies Kidnapping Plot in Bremer Case
William Weaver of Salem Arkansas testifies in the Ed ward G Bremer kidnapping conspiracy trial denying he was in St Paul on January 11 1934 the date of the abduction He is named as an actual kidnapper Henry Sawyer nicknamed fingerman previously denied links Cassium McDonald a Detroit engineer faces the case as the third defendant
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St, Paul
William Weaver
Salem
Ark
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Henry Sawyer
Fingerman
Cassium McDonald
Detroit
Argud
Drego
Woodford Guests Gather on Yacht in Island Chapter
Julia joins Woodford aboard the Wood Nymph as guests arrive including Cintra Lee, Royal Nesbitt, and Mrs Joseph. The party discusses Julia’s singing ambitions, Nesbitt’s influence, and possible introductions while tensions and rumors about Julia’s place on the trip swirl amid a lively social scene at sea.
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Mia
Joseph
Royal Nesbitt
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Amy
Ju Na
Cintra Leo
Sulfa
Nash
Julia
George Woolford
Neabite
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Cintra Lee
Juliz
Tulla
Leta
Jutta
Tam
Jewel
Poe
Smith Garland
Julian
Lee
Jules
Julio
Mae West Maridger Faces Court Charge In Los Angeles
The Ladies by Request show drew a large crowd as James A. Thin ony's lawyer prepared to present the defense in court. Timothy, West's business manager, produced the show and was among those charged by police with staging an improper performance.
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Los Angeles
Thal
James A. Thinony
Timothy
Mac West
Oer
Dry Leaders Plan Big 1936 Vote Move
Leaders of the prohibition party planned a large 1935 push for dry votes. National chairman Edward E. Blake expected the party's presidential and vice presidential candidates would appear on presidential elector ballots in at least three of the forty four states.
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CHG
Prohibition Party
Edward E. Blake
Blake
Old Roman Tower Found in London
London news reports the uncovering of foundations and wall sections of a Roman tower on Tower Hill from A D era excavations. The three foot thick walls show English ragstone and hard mortar with a triple course of Roman bricks at ground level, described as very notable and unexpected for insights into Roman London and the London Wall.
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London
Tower Hill
London Wall
Old Tower
Bobcats Sharpshoot Past Waldo High in Lopsided Win
The Hope High School Bobcats defeated Waldo High 40 to 10 on Tuesday night for their third straight win. Hugh Reese led with 12 points, Cargile and Turner each had 6, while TL Watkins topped Waldo with 7. The Bobcats failed to show improvement versus last week and prepare for the Arkedelphia match.
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The
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Waldo High School
Waldo
Hell Reorclesa
Bobcats
Hugh Reese
Cargile
Turner
TL Watkins
Arkedelphia
Schodt Budgers
Aghool Gymnasum Fridhy
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Reece Galloway
Ramsey Turner
Stone Bright /Cargile
Tolly
Parsons Total
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Mt Foulk Works
Watkin Miller
L. Watkins
D. Davis
H. Watkins Total
Black-Draught Good Laxative Promotes General Relief
Mr. W A Lemons of Ind ilence Virginia says Black-Draught has been in hand for twenty years for the family. He notes it helps with tired feeling after heavy meals and general refreshment. The ad praises the simple herb laxative for constipation and quick relief, claiming many prefer it when laxative aid is needed.
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W. A. Lemons
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