Fragmented party rifts and policy on memorials in news columns
The text discusses memorial notices and editorial policy on memorials for the departed, then shifts to a broad critique of Democratic leadership around President Roosevelt and party unity. It mentions Chesapeaks Bay and Roose velton Island as backdrops, debating whether reconciliation within the party strengthens or weakens the country and party principles. It contrasts Jefferson and Jackson era ideals with current party divisions and urges a clearly defined platform.
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Kete
Rooseofferson
Chesapeaks Bay
Rune
Roosevelt
Datag
Ajoy
Passing of Tyrants Is Liberty's Gain
Bruce Catton argues that American reverence for George III contrasts with sympathy for George VI, illustrating how Independence Day highlights the shift from monarchy to liberty. He notes how colonists fought tyranny yet enjoyed watching the coronation, underscoring the enduring idea that injustice has faced retreat since 1776.
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Bruce Catton
George III
George VI
George II
England
America
Beneficial Rivalry in Ocean Air Service
A discussion of luxurious ocean air service between Bermuda and New York, praising British-built American-operated ships. The piece highlights big, fast, comfortable vessels crewed by skilled men and frames the rivalry as healthy and constructive, preferable to military competition. It emphasizes national pride and the belief that friendly competition improves quality.
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Ocean Air Service
Bermuda
New York
Weight Loss Dangers Warned By Medical Authority
A medical reviewing the Family Doctor publication warns against unsafe weight loss methods. It cites dipitraphenal and thyroid-related drugs, starvation diets, and single-substance regimens as dangerous. The piece favors balanced diets, medical supervision, and regular gut activity to avoid deficiencies and chronic inflammation.
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United States
Fourth of July Fireworks Rules for Parents and City
The piece argues fireworks are tightly regulated but parental desire for celebration persists. It warns of bootlegging, danger from misused devices, and police indifference, urging careful, adult controlled displays, smaller purchases, and safer nighttime practices while suggesting alternative at home festivities to avoid injuries.
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Charlie
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Clara
Local social notes from Washington and nearby towns
The column records visits and gatherings across Washington and surrounding communities. It lists names such as Luther Smith, Miss Bessie Trimble, Mrs. J. P. Byers, Miss Char lene McCorkle, Mrs. Carrie Carrigan, Mrs. Ella Gold, and several families including the Muldrows and Yelvins. Occasional trips to Shreveport, Hope, Malvern, Kilgore, and Batesville are noted along with weekend visits and entertainments.
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Shreveport
Luther Smith
Mena
Smith
Roger Amonneile
Yanty
J. P. Byers
Bessie Trimble
Frank Trimble
Hope
Paul Rowe
Bob Levins
Luville Hulsey
Charlene McCorkle
Columbus
Carrie Carrigan
Ozen
Mian J
Monroe
Haworth
Sam ‘Brlant
Allison Shiels
Malvern
Jane Hulsey
Helen May
D. H. Dixon
Kilgora
Texas
Ella Gold
Wt. B. Muldrow
Wes
Jim Mulvow
M. May
D. WL Dixon
Stephens
Kilgore
Mary Levins
Virginia Stewart
Harold Yelvin
Fort Worth
Mrs. Butler
Mr. Butler
Man's Body Found in Arkansas River Near Little Rock
A man discovers an unidentified white male corpse in the Arkansas River at Little Rock. The body, about four years old and 164 pounds, shows no signs of violence and appears to have been in the water for several days. Deputy Coroner Dr. John H. Roberts stated the details.
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Ark
Arkyansas River
John H. Roberts
Noisy Fraternal Shows Brew Up Broadway Noise
The piece surveys entertainment fraternal gatherings in New York venues including the McAlpin and Kiwanions, noting stars like Morton Bowe and Edward Johnson among others. It recalls Times Change Theatrical Firsts, jokes about Lamb and a London theater, and ends with Frank Buck’s jungle act promoting a new club annex on Second Street.
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Kiwanions
Morton Bowe
Hotarians
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera House
Homeé
The
Lions
Jock Berger
Faet
Brotherhood of Man
Ood
Toe Cook
Phil Baker
Harry Welsh
Clarence Willard
Trace
Sigmund Romberg
Knight McGregor
Edward Mulholland
Rotary
Frad Allen
Jack Benny
Ed Wyn
Arthur Hopkins
Luciille la Verne
Shy- Jack
Old Lore
Charles Lamb
Manhattan Island
Frank Buck
S2nd St
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Simple summer dress pattern 8869 for women sizes 34 to 46
The advertisement promotes pattern 8869 a women's dress with a scalloped collar and darted waist. It notes wide armholes and full bust, easy two hour sews, sizes 34 through 46 plus 36 with long or short sleeves. Includes step by step sewing chart and optional summer pattern book.
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Mountain Tryst Between Carolee Colter and Stuart Blake
Carolee Colter meets Stuart Blake at a mountain trysting place after signaling him from camp. He presents a silver turquoise bracelet crafted by Navajo Old Hasteen, symbolizing Arizona identity. They discuss Chicago and Dallas, deepen feelings, and plan future signals while hinting at family tensions back home.
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Stuart Blake
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Stuart
Carolee
Arizona Hills
Hasteen
Chicago
Dallas
Jacksonville
Texas
Arizona
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