Harvest of Early Peaches Near End
Harvest of early peaches near end as growers report near finished picking with market demand steady. Orchardists led by Clone Walkes note production declining slightly but overall satisfactory. prices softened due to market shifts and cooler demand, with shipments to Seders and early markets continuing through May. Local growers collaborate, reporting varying yields and stable prices in the Arkansas peach belt.
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Nastville
Ark
Bert
Eibertis
Arkinsas
Lon Taes
Singing School Closing at Spring Hill Friday
Spring Mill public schools will close Friday as announced by superintendent J. N. Davis. Nonresident pupils may transfer to the district. PTA urged to work toward a successful closure.
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Spring Hill
Spring Mill
J. N. Davis
Fs Aude
Dineis Sai
Fragmented OCR note about WPA official and names
The unreadable text references Bruce Catton, the WPA, and an official or committee figure with scattered names and phrases. The passage is garbled, containing stray terms like simply process, seas, Manecary bil, and Wing names, without clear actions or outcomes.
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Howard
Sv. Milly
Hiissjaaps Uo
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claim
Relief claim for malaria symptoms with tasteless tonic. Advises use at first signs and highlights rapid comfort for chills and fever. Mentions children can take it and promises value with home size bottle.
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Grove
Defense Plans and Delays Surrounding Canal Security
The report outlines urgent defense measures for the canal including a proposed third set of bypass locks at a cost of 100000000 over six years, and new air bases in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guantanamo. Rain halts work on canal defenses not part of the canal, delaying essential preparations against air attacks. The piece notes inferior local aircraft compared with German or Italian models, the need for reinforcements, and the lack of a first class air depot at Albrook Field.
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Gamus
Goovernor C
Ridley
Puerto Rivo
Virgity Islands
Guankinuma
Cuba
Atlantic
Pacific
Costa Rica
Trenure
Canal
Foy
Albroyle Field
U S Secretary Announces Foreign Silver Purchases Resume
Washington reports Secretary Murgenthiat stating the Treasury will resume buying foreign silver at noon Thursday. The foreign price was cut from 38 to 36 46 per ounce. He would not reveal possible changes in policy. The Treasury will post the daily price at which it will buy foreign silver on the New York Stock Market.
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Washington
Murgenthiat
The
Treasury
New York
Canal defenses and troop buildup amid air raid fears
Report outlines air raid alarms for the Canal, gas masks for troops, and plans to expand fort barracks to house 6500 additional servicemen. It notes 34 500 troops now, with 400 infantry and a possible doubling of mobile forces, plus submarine and seaplane reconnaissance as war looms and sabotage risks rise.
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Fock
Atlantic
McQuinn Emerges as Major League Lightest Slugger for All Star Race
Connie Maele leads early dreamers as the American League eyes the All Star Game in New York. George McQuinn, 5 feet 11 inches and about 160 pounds, stands as the lightest regular in the league yet rivals power with wrists timing and swift swings. He cites Joe DiMaggio as his toughest challenge, and experts weigh his chances to claim the batting crown.
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Jerry Bronte
NWA
Chicago
Connie Maele
New York
MetQeinan
George McQuinn
Louie Browns
Jimny Foxx
Red Sox
McQuinn
Willie Keeler
Foxx
Sega Nest
Lit
Joe DiMaggio
McQuituy
George McQuinn and the Newark Wonder Bears Hall of Fame saga
George McQuinn, a Ballston native, rose through the Yankee system, joining Newark by 1937 with the famed Wonder Bears lineup featuring Joe Gordon Babe Dahlgren and Charley Keller. He compiled a career most seasons hitting over .300, except a 1935 drought with Cincinnati, and later helped Newark to an International League title while facing Bob Feller and AL pitching.
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Cincinnati
Toronto
Newark
Bears
McQuinn
Ballston
New Haven
Gene MacCunn
New York Yankee
Yankee
New Yorks
Gehrig
Scranton
Albany
Binghamton
Rue Wonder Bears
Joe Gordon
Babe Dahlgren
Charley Keller
Bob Leeds
Buddy Rosar
Willard Hershberger
Aory Donald
Horse Gehrig
Browns
Bob Feller
George McQuinn
Doap relief promises pain aid from backache
An old advertisement touts a backache remedy claiming quick relief for muscular tension and sore backs. It emphasizes a druggist recommendation and claims widespread use over forty years, urging readers to seek this remedy for ongoing discomfort.
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Bruce Catton
Refiance Life Ins. Co
Pittsburgh
Lift, Health Aid Accidentias
Brent Hoare
Yo F. H. A. Loans
R. T. White & CO
Extile Mocorte Loan Service
Tonita
Isabelle Farrel
Cleveland, Q
Medina
BAS
Oshate
Askeryea
City Bakery
U.S
Europe
Britain
France
Ena
Anal
Buenos Aires
Argentina
MrQuinn
Brown
Wonder Bears
Doap
Milion
Arkansas
Affiliated Rice Interests of
General Assembly
Arkamens
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