Roosevelt era economic tensions and policy shifts
A fragmented excerpt from 1933 covers economic pressures on farmers, rising prices, and purchasing power concerns. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on recession relief, labor and industry codes, and the broader aim of stabilizing markets. It references Russia, Japan, and the National Recovery Administration in a period of international blocs and policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Devin
Geil Johnson
Richberk
Russia
Japan
NIRA
National In- Recovery Administration
National Recovery Administration
N.R.A
NEA Service, Inc
Health rules for beauty and vitality tips
A period tone health column urges self care to boost beauty. It recommends drinking ten glasses of water daily with two on waking and lemon juice in two glasses if desired. It also stresses brushing teeth twice daily and regular dental visits as wise investments for a healthy appearance.
Mothers two children from a strict upbringing debate
Vera a two year old endures pushy neighbor child over a rocking chair and a doll then learns to yield. Vera’s mother worries that training her to give up makes her meek while a neighbor child seems to fight for every possession. The piece argues for a balance between obedience and assertiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Mary
Health tips and beauty advice from a bygone era
The article mixes home hygiene and fashion guidance with a Hollywood rumor about newly wedded stars seeking divorce. It notes fresh air and exercise, nine hours sleep, rayon care tips, and a press on comfort and cleanliness, followed by a Detroit police department note on purchasing 100 new cars, four with radios for police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Police Department
Young People's Choir Debuts at Regular Worship Hour
A church launches an evening choir after a first appearance with over 40 voices. The age range is nine to twenty four and participation is open to many youths. Pastor Wil will preach at both services Sunday making the night service fitting for young Christians. The evening service is informal and followed by baptism. Sunday school meets at 9:45 with departments in their own buildings and age appropriate programs. All ages are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Bath
Men’s Bible Class Formed By Uniting Two First Baptist Groups
Two Austin Bible and Hamm Bible men’s classes voted to unite under the First Baptist church Men’s Bible class. They will meet in the new building with opening and closing worship led by a quartet, under pastor Rev. Wallace Rogers who will teach Sunday lessons. An officers’ election is set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Hamm
First Baptist Church
Wallace Rogers
Attacking Wrongs With Out Gloves In Isaiah Lesson
The Congregationalist editor outlines a July 27 Sunday school lesson titled Attacking Wrongs With Out Gloves for older students and Evils which must be overcome for younger readers. It argues Isaiah condemns social sins beyond drunkenness, including wealth inequality, land issues, dishonesty, and misused ambition, noting progress is slow and that law alone cannot cure these deep perversions of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Isateh
Tsainh
Tsdiah
Prohibition era quips spark idle presidential chatter
A humor laden snippet notes President Roosevelt aims to shed seven pounds during vacation and jokes spill about Elyria bank tellers, women who stash money in stockings, restless husbands, and a looming whisky shortage tied to ratified Prohibition. The read reads as light commentary on public figures, banking quirks, marriage dynamics, and liquor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Elyria
Olio
Romance Entangles Barrett Colvin and Elinor Stafford
In a tangled courtship set amid social intrigue Elinor Stafford plans a future with Barrett Colvin while Lida Stafford disrupts a prior match. Barrett contemplates marriage and a life with Elinor as past loyalties, wealth, and a secret about a boy named Marcin surface, leaving their bond tested as they spend an intimate night discussing work, dreams, and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Stafford
Falta
Banrett Colven
Jenlonny
Lida Stadford
Buiao Cun
Ella Sexton
Dick Abe
Barrett
Vance Can
Atwell
Sua Ford
Fiinar
Harrett
Sexton
Elinor
I Abe
Lin
Dix
Eber
Eo Murelage Inkey Plart
Asrecht
Kilner
Enauy
Alien
Venna
Norrett
Aly
Marcea
Marcin
Kidd Stafford
Abe
Bix Ward
Gerald Mourn
Elda Ebdelbide
Dorrett
Narrete
Tellogs
Calvin
Hob
Miler
Eling
Isarrett
Lida
Ife
Bob
Barrett Colvin
Colvin
Bessie Thrope
Bessie
New York
Teft
Colyin
Ellinor
Sale
Elitor
Miss Hemmingway
Bobby
Beantwell Stafford
El-nor Sha
All Day Singing At Center Point School
John H. Haynes attended an all day singing at Center Point school yesterday. Mrs. Julian Gold from Washington visited her niece Mrs. George W. Robison. Chedister Hall returned from Des Moines after attending the National Convention of Christian Endeavor. Miss Bessie Olmstead of Comeen will arrive tonight to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Haynes
Center Point School
Charles Routon
Laverne, Als
L. A. Foster
Dwight Blake
Lochiy
Fexarkana
Julian Gold
Washington
George W. Robison
Chedister Hall
Des Moines
Iowa
National Convention of Christian Endeavor Association
Bessie Olmstead
Comeen
Olmstead
Thursday Results Across Standings
Thursday results list several minor league scores with multiple games noted. New Orleans edged Little Rock 7 to 4 in five innings second game. Memphis beat Birmingham 2 to 1 and Chattanooga defeated Knoxville 6 to 3. Boston won 3 to 2 over St Louis, Chicago dominated Philadelphia 10 to 1, and Cincinnati tied with Brooklyn U in the record.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Boston
St. Louis
Fittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Southern Association
Woo Pe
Knosville
Nashville
Rao
Birmingham Wa
Atlanta
Chicago to Detroit Hevitain Boston and City Scores
In a terse set of score updates, Chicago faced Detroit with Boston and St Louis in a mixed set of results. Cleveland beat New York, Detroit defeated Washington, Philadelphia triumphed over St Louis, Boston led Chicago but the final note is unclear with an 0- line and fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Schooley boys defeat Gurdon in baseball at Fair Park
Schooley team with five brothers in the lineup beat Gurdon 7 to 1 at Fair Park Thursday afternoon. McAlphin and W Cook hit home runs, both coming in the first inning, McAlphin with two on base. Schooley plans a return game next Thursday at Gordon.
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Schooley
Gurdon
Fair Park
McAlphin
W. Cook
Hope
Cook
Fcnce
Gordon
H. V. Schooley
W. Cugh
Willem
C. Schooley
W. Schooley
C. Messer
Ty — Ze Witz
Gordon VanMeter
D. Well
McAlpin
B. Wells
Grice
Double Program at the Saenger
The Saenger offers a two film program headlined by Tom Mix in Flaming Guns and a star-studded lineup including Madame Ratketewr and A Lady's Profession. The second night features Charlen Huggies and Mary Boland in Mama Loves Paps with a Sunday to Monday run. Also noted is a permit application by S. L. Murphy to install gasoline tanks at Third and ver Streets in Hope City, with a city council hearing set for August 14, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Dcé
Western Star
B. Kyne
Alidoh Skipodeth
Charmig Cotte
Dienhe
Madame Ratketewr
Peuttting
Miss Skipworth
Boland ‘Ound
Bert Maritto
Kentelor
Matris
Warren Hymiet
Charlen ‘Huggies
Mary Boland
Siivan Toshian
Paps
S. L. Murphy
City of Hope
Tor. Billingsley
Hecorter
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Frankins Senda
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London
Wallace J. Rogers
Everybody's Weekly
Teniah
Asaiah
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Isairgain Ik
Mr. Colgin
Misa Hemmingway
Bentwell
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Tha
Hlinor
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Pittsburgh
Washington Og
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Monts
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Jewel Brand
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