Threatened Steel Strike Worries Washington Officials
Washington views a possible steel industry disruption as a delicate test of Roosevelt policy. Reports show mixed signals from AFL leaders and insurgent unions about a potential strike while labor foes forecast tough resistance. Ickes addresses religious leaders, paralleling New Dealism with Christian duty as Salvador shows political maneuvers in Central America. Thorp case stirs editorials, with Roosevelts staff weighing new postings.
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Children Must Show Firmness in Rivalry Between Sons
Olive Roberts Barton argues that equating toys and clothes for siblings may quiet quarrels temporarily but breeds deeper jealousy. For three and five year olds, say Jackie's coat or Teddy's blue coat, the mother should stay firm when disruptions occur, using plain discipline and then stop insisting on identical possessions.
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Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hartay Vacation Hair Care Tips
A travel hair care tip piece emphasizes packing liquid shampoo and a quality hair brush. It warns salt water may dry and damage hair, urging more frequent shampooing and brushing during trips and to avoid leaving salt water in hair overnight.
Hair brushing tips and 1924 Russian predator impact
The text advises brushing hair after washing or drying to spread natural oils and maintain health. It instructs how to use a hairbrush, then shifts to a note about summer hands and nails. It cites 1924 Russia, reporting wolves killed 52,000 horses and 56,000 cattle along with 24,100 other animals.
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Your Health by Dr Morris Fishbein health question
Dr Morris Fishbein explains practical steps for disease prevention in the home. The piece emphasizes clean living, diet, and regular medical checkups to reduce illness and promote lasting health.
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Trapeze romance threads through family in Lebanon
Donna plots to meet lover Con David while Madeline Siddal and Grandfather Siddal pull the strings. Donna disguises herself, while misunderstandings fuel tension among Dana, Pete, and Mrs Planter. A cemetery rendezvous is arranged as the plot thickens, with medical crises and marital entanglements looming.
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Political Announcements for Sheriff and County Judge
Political announcements list candidates George W. Schooley W Aubry Lewis Clarence F Baker J F Gimbearden County and Probate Judge M Stephens in a local election context with official party or local government markings. The material identifies candidates for sheriff and probate judge roles.
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Tiremen Win 3 2 Over Hope Sunday
Tiremen beat Hope 3 to 2 in a Sunday matchup. The article notes health dangers from flies and outlines sanitation steps including garbage cleanliness and washing doorsteps, porches, window sills, and screens to prevent breeding and disease spread. It highlights fly biology and public health concerns.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 19 Referred to People
A draft constitutional amendment from the General Assembly proposes adding sections to Article 1 of the Arkansas Constitution. If approved by a majority of electors at the next general election, the amendment would become part of the state constitution. The text outlines legislative referral and submission to voters.
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Arkansas Amendment Provisions on Taxes and Bonding
The text outlines constitutional amendments in Arkansas concerning tax rate controls, biennial appropriations limits, and bond issuance. It details that tax rates may not be increased without elector approval or a three fourths House vote in emergencies, caps biennial appropriations, and requires passing the General Appropriation Bill first. It also states that state bonds require majority elector consent in general or special elections, and that amendments become self executing upon adoption.
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