Well Balanced Diets For Arthritis And A Revolving Fund Idea
The article discusses a well balanced diet for arthritis with a low carbohydrate emphasis for some gout cases and presents a sample daily menu including fruits, eggs, meats, dairy, and rye bread along with vitamin supplements. It also mentions cod liver oil and vitamin B preparations. Additionally, a pamphlet proposes a government revolving fund created by issuing money to states in exchange for noninterest bearing bonds to finance public works.
Move the Goods by Stuart Chase Prompts Pamphlet Revival
Bruce reviews the pamphlet Move the Goods by Stuart Chase, noting its revival of pamphleteering to argue for federal jobs programs. Chase urges annual federal spending of about 15.0 billion dollars to employ 10 million unemployed, echoing Keynesian ideas as a solution to economic malaise.
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Republic
Stuart Chage
Chase
Leonard Ayres
John Maynard Keynes
Your Children and the Peak of Baby Growth
Clive Roberts Barton discusses early childhood development, noting that babies are observant and deserve gentle patience. He cautions against early pressure or training, urging mothers to let infants grow at their own pace, play freely, and learn through natural exploration. He warns against turning a child into a trained performer and emphasizes nurturing a happy, unpressured temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Nans
Noisy muffler repair by sealing seams in casing
A noisy mufftur is nearly always caused by open seams in the casing from vibration or backfire. Remedy is sealing leaky seams with ordinary asbestos furnace cement. A new automobile plant is erected in Soviet Russia intended to produce S ton and S ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Local Calendar Highlights From February to March
Calendar notes show events at First Methodist Church with Bishop J Mt Moore and President H Reynolds on February 8 15. educational conference February 15. Young Business Men's Association event with a play at city hall and dance at Bike Hub. District Ten senior boys basketball tournament set for March 12 13 at Hope High School gym. Epworth League program slated for March 17.
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Roosevelt
Barnt Flks Club
John Mt. Moore
Dallas
Texas
H. Reynolds
Hendrix College
Conway
First Methodist Church
Young Business Men's Association
City Hall
Hope High School Gymnass
Lucrezia Bori and Kostelanetz Offer Chesterfield Program
Radio 8 to 30 p m presents First Preference Chesterfield Program featuring soprano Lucrezia Bori and conductor Andre Kostelanetz with the orchestra. The broadcast showcases their notable collaboration and signature pieces, delivering a refined classical music hour for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucrezia Bori
Andre Kostelanetz
Desha County Faces Financial Crisis Over Bank Judgment
In Monticello Arkansas county officials seek to pay current expenses from the general fund while a $391,000 bond judgment held by First National Bank of San Francisco remains unsettled. Judge Parham ordered partial payment precedence, signaling potential appeals to state or federal courts.
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Monticello
Ark
Desha County
Lamar Williamson
Arkansas City
T. G. Parham
Williamson
First National’ Bank of
San Francisco
Parham
Wiliamson
T. T
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hugh L. Williams
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart tips for coarse hair
Coarse hair requires extra care to stay soft and glossy. Use hot oil treatments, night oil on scalp, and specific tonics for dryness or dandruff. Have a salon pro regulate heat for permanents, test curl, and choose flattering waves or a coronet braid style. For Hart’s booklet send 1 cent to Hope Star bureau in New York.
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Alicia Hart
Hope Star Special Service Bureau
Eighth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Trunks Planned to Handle 1000 Trucks a Year
The project envisions a facility with a capacity of 1,000 trucks annually. Details indicate logistics and throughput goals, with emphasis on scalable operations and potential regional impact for transport and warehousing.
Vicky Thatcher and a Paris bound romance at a country club
A lively scene at a country club dance reveals Vicky Thatcher amid a web of jealous rivals and admirers. Gale Mendes tethers a tense dynamic as Brian Westmare and Jonny share the spotlight while a gala crowd observes glamorous flirtations and shifting alliances.
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Dag
Gels
Vicky
Thatcher
Greg
Cam
Jouinary
Fouras
Parisian Party Interlude Recounts Romantic Drift
Vicky Thatcher drifts through a moonlit veranda with Brian Westmore and friends as a social gambit unfolds. Tension grows over past romances and present flirtations, with Croup and Orion observing, while Grég Harmone and others discuss love and futures. The scene hints at a love triangle and unresolved desires as the tale continues.
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Homman
Vicks
Orion's
Vicky
Uman
Holly Grove Preaching and Sunday School Notes
Fragmented OCR recalls a rural church gathering with visits from Mrs. Derryberry and Mr. Derryberry. Several families like Evans, Robs, Jimk, Lena Bell Salven, and Frances Willig are mentioned visiting friends in town. Names include Enoch Worthy, Lonnie Lump, Martha Hembree, B. Lloyd, Samuel Breeding, Melba Coffee, Beatrice Hembree, Flora Murphy, and others during a midweek gathering and a recent Sunday event.
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Derryberry
Herte Savaliter
Fyuns
Evans
Lena Bell
Salven
Frances Willig
Oke Joni Yosoran
Enoch Worthy
Lonnie Lumptinoon
Martha Hembree
Miestey B. Lloyd
Silent Samuel
Ayn
Beatrice Hembree
Hayete Murphy
Flora Murphy
Publishers Retain Control of Code In NRA Case
Roosevelt said the newspaper code authority will decide the Dean Tennings case involving a San Francisco paper discharging him for Newspaper Guild activities. The NLRB case is removed, and a protest meeting by the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York City is likely averted. TheGuild seeks affiliation with labor unions while editors insist news directors must report both sides without prejudice. The text notes Australia’s Northern Territory population and religious groups.
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Hempstend
Neveds
Miller
LaFayette
Associated
Associated Press
Tse
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Tend
Sterith Hidg
New York City
Graybar
Chicago
Wack
Dritey
Detroit
Mitch
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA Newspaper Code Authority
Industrial Board
Bass
Dean S. Tennings
San Francisco
National Labor Relations Board
Downings
NRA Vn Oy
al Tal
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Jalur-capital
White House speaks for the administration on New Deal backing
The article notes Minton receiving a letter from the association president designating him to speak for the administration, a move Roosevelt and Louis Howe are aware of. It contrasts this with three Pennsylvania representatives, Elembogen Dunn and Moritz, punished for defying the gag rule and reassigned to census duties, reflecting party control. The piece hints at political jitters and weathering the new administration's shifts as 1940 nears.
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Funk
Minton
Association
Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Pennsylvania
House
Elenbogen
Dunn
Moritz
Pittsburgh
Senator Guffey presses for favors in Pennsylvania House clash
The piece depicts Senator Guffey directing House leaders to favor his allies in Pennsylvania’s delegation. He blocks Congressman Berlin from the Rules Committee and pushes for firings of appointees tied to Berlin. The scene shows Guffey’s blunt political maneuvering and tensions with other lawmakers including Farley and Chavez.
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Dde Guffey
Pennaphana
Clouse
Guuffey
Berlin
Greensburg
House Rules Committee
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Byrne’lesk
Jim Farley
Bronson Sting
Dennis Chavez
Farley
Caternyg Iy
New Mexico
Culling
Chavez
Poisoned Kidneys and Bladder: Haarlem Oil Capsule Claim
An advertisement promises to flush poisons and ease kidney and bladder irritation to reduce nightly awakenings. It touts a 33 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules and directs usage for symptoms like scant or burning urine, backache and leg cramps.
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Haarlem
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic aiding cold recovery. They cleanse the gut of mucus and toxins and promote elimination of impurities from the blood. The ad notes a family package price of twenty five cents and a trial package at ten cents.
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