Publication policy and subscription notice text
The excerpt describes subscription rates and republication rights for a newspaper. It mentions a weekly city rate of 36.50, a By mail option, and that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republication of all news. It also notes policies on tributes, memorials, and the newspaper's handling of manuscripts.
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Medis Advocisted
Nawipana
Associated Press
Sharpe
Star
Coronation in a Washroom and Haile Selassie mockery
In a Columbus Mississippi datelined note, a writer ridicules Haile Selassie as a puppet of history, describing Ethiopia’s emperor as a dignified figure degraded by European power politics. The piece contrasts Selassie’s fall and later revival with a sardonic tour of imperial pretensions and washroom scenes. A second brief item reports Harris Hardy in Columbus mixing cotton with concrete to create roofing material, claiming cotton adds durability and flexibility.
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Golumbus
Miss
Entertaining Announcements From Okolona Area Visit Notes
County Judge Fred A and others list visitors and travelers in Okolona July 21 1920 Miss Mary Billingsley visits Okolona. J D Montgomery in Little Rock. Miss Alice Murl Conger of Conway guests of Mrs DuVal Perkins. Roy Johnsons leave for Baker Springs. Mrs Elbert Crutchfield returns from New Boston Texas. Mrs Lipscomb returns from Oklahoma City. Buckner party visits Battle Creek Michigan. Kline Snyder and Baby Francis depart for Okolona Buckner week end visitors from Pickering Louisiana arrives today to visit Mrs G R Best.
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Mary Billingsley
Jkolona
J. DD. Montgomery
Little Rock
Alice Murl Conger
Conway
DuVal Perkins
Roy Johnson
Baker Springs
Elbert Crutchfield
New Boston
Texas
D. H. Lipscomb
Oklahoma City
Bolger
John P. Vesey
Harry Briant
N. T. Jewel
Battle Creak
Michigan
Kline Snyder
Francis
Buckner
Okolona
W. E. Best
Pickering
Louisiana
G. R. Best
Take It Easy by Dr Josephine Rathbone
A study of tension and exhaustion notes tense individuals appear well kept and socially poised yet show no health. It explains that despite outward diligence some may fail to complete necessary duties and retain persistent muscular tension.
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Josephine L. Rathbone
Greek God Answers and Puzzle Clues
A mixed crossword style entry lists clues and answers about Greek gods and related terms. It includes across and down hints such as god of beauty, eagle’s home, months, valor, and wisdom, with references to ancient terms, objects, and professions. The puzzle prompts fill-ins like mythic names, symbols, and everyday words linked to classical themes.
Relaxation Methods For The Tense Person
The article describes common tension symptoms such as fidgeting blinking and nail biting and notes both mobility and rigidity in tense individuals. It advises periodic rhythmic movement during work breaks rising each hour and using recreation time for physical relief. It praises executives golfers dancers secretaries and factory workers who engage in regular movement or team activities to reduce tension.
War As an Appetizer at George Young’s Lunch Counter
In Arcadia California George Young notes his counter serves war news on one side of the menu and food on the other, saying the publicity draws customers who eat more. The unusual setup blends dining with current events to boost trade.
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Arcadia
Calif
tPi
George Young
Young
Trivia errors on history page puzzle noted
The page lists cranium cracker questions about Adams Taylor Roosevelt Harrison and Buchanan with inaccuracies and typos. Adams was 90 not 91, Taylor nicknamed Old Rough and Ready, Roosevelt youngest inaugurated, Harrison oldest, Buchanan never married.
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Greansont
Adams
Zachary Taylor
Theodore Roosevelt
Willliam_H. Harrison
Denen Buchanan
Burk surname dispute over long tribal name ends
A tribe faced a clash over a long name and Chief Burke chose to abandon it choosing a shorter designation Sun-Setting-on-the-Mountain. Texas livestock and livestock products in 1939 earned 218713000 dollars, 4802000 less than aggregate income from crops.
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Burke
Texas
Indian Chief Decides One Name Sufficient for Reservation
Pendleton Oregon report notes Chief Clarence Burke declares one name suffices for a reservation. Mentioned are Chick Burke and Gilbert Conner in relation to the decision. The piece conveys local tribal governance context without graphic detail.
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Pendleton
Ore
Clarence Burke
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