South's Economic Director Named
Washington reports the ex Night editor Lowell Melet has been named to lead the National Emergency Council. He will coordinate the new agencies and aim to streamline relief efforts, with the aim of lifting the economy from the doldrums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Gre
Washington
Tne
Lowell Melet
National Emergency Council
Menlet
Fon
NEC
Ansaf
White
SMC
Bartes
Kinane
Wess
Une
Coc
Ani
Holt
NRG
Tire
Ouehi
Hew Agenvies
Prise Tad
Sleepiness and Bladder Weakness Adversely Affect Sleep
The readable text suggests symptoms of bladder trouble including frequent urination and back ache with possible kidney involvement. It mentions an advertisement style claim for a remedy, Ramon’s Brownie Pills, promising energy and better sleep with small costs, though the prose is garbled.
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Ramon
Mellait to stage major governmental spectacle in 1998
Washington gears for a dramatic federal intervention in the South as Mellait, portrayed as soft voiced yet serious, coordinates a high profile inquiry into the nation’s top economic issue. Johnson and NRA figures clash over freight, cotton surpluses, and regional tensions as leaders weigh possible interventions.
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South
Washington
Mellait
White House
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
NRA
Johnsonian
Disie
Mellett
Whit House
Denounces Sending of Magazines to Doctors
In Whitley Bay C A Brown spoke at the National Federation of Retail Newsagents Booksellers convention. He condemned the renting of magazines to doctors and dentists who could afford full prices and vowed to stop this pernicious practice.
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Whitley Bay
Eng
U C
Brown
National Federation of Rewil
Farmers Gather Deserted Pheasant Eggs
Boulder County farmers try to boost pheasant numbers for an eventual open season. Eggs are collected from abandoned nests in fields and sent to a central hatchery for hatched birds released across the county. Farmers report heavy losses as hens abandon nests when frightened.
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Boulder
Culo
Bouldes
British Wage an Unending Secret War in Land of India
British defense and colonial policy are under strain as air bombers target Waziristan and the Mohmand frontier along the Northwest Frontier in India. The piece frames a prolonged, covert conflict with tribal resistance, citing Kakir and Mahsud factions, frontier governance tensions, and the impact on troops and administration.
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Land of
India
Milton Bronnes
NEA Service
London
Mranco
Wiviristin
Afghanistan
Frontiron
Gilly
Dhiel
GO Niles
Teest
England
Waziristan
Royal Air Arew
Ftor Ti
Acre
Aod
Enyvern
Hart Bey
Prilis
Beath
Kalin
Ipi
Aliyi
Governient of
Jenins
Air Force
Ginter
Royal How Artillery
Epi
Record of Achievement State Debt Reduction and Reform
State debt reduced by over 13 million with no new debt or taxes. Per capita government cost is 17.10, lowest in the nation. counties save millions in expenses. welfare and tolls programs expanded. road and bridge work funded. state schools and health services reorganized for broader aid. significant tax relief and public works initiatives across departments and counties.
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Welfare Department
Tewoncod
Anmel
Booneville
Mirteen
State Hospital
State Forks
Syston
Fox Counties
Sehuol Dietriele
New York
Uansands
Sconomie
Diaaster
Caraway
Hay
Eldren
Sha Ty
Arkansas
Sleeping sickness threatens Arkansas horses this year
County Agent Clifford L. Smith warns of the expanding disease affecting Rock stock in Arkansas. The report notes wormboring states and southward spread, with significant losses expected as last year’s spread intensified. The outbreak is described as widespread among horses.
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Arkansas
Pirates End 13-Game Win Streak In Loss To Dodgers
The Brooklyn Dodgers halted the Pirates' 13 game winning run with a late rally in the ninth. Dolph Camilli delivered a two run hit in the eighth, tying the game, while Russ Bauers held Pittsburgh for six innings before the Dodgers seized the win. Brown suffered the loss ending his seven game personal win streak.
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Pitts
Brooklyn Dodger
Pirates
Bucs
Dodgers
Sethac
Giants
Russ Bauers
Dolph Camilli
Heuer
Mice Brown
Brown
Nileher
Fusun
Vitamin A in Livestock Feed Suggests Pasture Benefit
Dr Horlacher warns that Vitamin A is essential for maintenance growth reproduction and locomotion in animals. Green forage supplies carotene which the body converts to Vitamin A, protecting against pneumonia and supporting efficient forage use. University of Arkansas experts argue for pasture based livestock production to conserve soil and maximize land use while preserving nutrient content in silage derived from green leaves.
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M.W. Muldrow
Min
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Suel
Muldrow
Cleveland Falls to Second as Senators Rally
Washington beat Cleveland 4 to 3 to seize second place half a game behind the Yankees. Taft Wright delivered a pinch double to tie the ninth inning, and Buddy Lewis scored on Wright's hit. Harry Kelley outpitched Feller, who allowed nine hits in his fourth loss against nine wins.
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Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Indians
Yankees
Taft Wright
Buddy Lewis
Harry Kelley
Feller
Myer
Ossie Bluege
Rick Ferrell
Wright
Kelley
George Case
Lewis
Dodger pitcher Pressnell earns win in third defeat
It was his third loss of the season and Tom Pressnell, the Dodgers' third pitcher used, secured the victory after 12 wins for the season.
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Tom Pressnell
Dodger
Fear of antiwar whispers leads to prison in Japan
In Tokyo a four month prison sentence was upheld by the Supreme Court against four men who reportedly whispered anti China war thoughts to a friend. A woman passenger who overheard Okada and an unnamed companion testified that she heard anti militaristic sentiments.
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Tokyo
Japan
Supreme Court
China
Suekichi Okada
Okada
Indian nawab Boiled Tea for Viceroy with Rupee Note Fuel
A historic anecdote recalls an Indian nawab boiling tea for the Viceroy of India using fuel made from rupee notes valued at 1100 dollars, highlighting colonial era extravagance and symbolic currency use.
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India
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Ad Card
An old advertisement touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills claiming to stimulate two pounds of bile daily to aid digestion. It warns of gas and constipation if bile does not flow and urges asking for the product by name for 25 cents.
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Carter
Have You Ever Had Malaria Cardboard Warning Hope Ad
Have you had malaria this summer or this year warning readers to beware fatigue dizziness and chills. Nash's C. L. Tonie tonic promises to kill malaria germs in blood and restore vigor. If not improved a full refund is offered. Available in Hope Arkansas at Ward & Son and other druggists.
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Nash
MR. Nash
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Pan
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Hall Aun
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Conmmultte
Axricuttura
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Cannicus
Inc
Rovern
Bennitor Carn Way
Organized Labor
Fay Washington
Naonal
Arkansas Boya
United States
Hattie W. Caraway
Carraway Campaign Committee
Clifford L. Smith
Kina
Carl E. Bailey
Nevada County Court House
Prescott
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