Subscription Rates and Associated Press Notice Fragment
Rates list by city carrier and mail for Hempstead Nevada ward Miller LaFayette counties. Associated Press rights and republication limitations noted. Advertising representatives and tribute charge policies outlined.
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Weaning Dilemmas and Methods for Babies
The article presents two main schools of thought on weaning. One advocates sudden weaning to avoid disease or future pregnancy, while the other promotes gradual weaning, noting risks of indigestion and mother’s ability. It emphasizes nursing for four to five months, then a gradual shift with artificial feeds, and describes starvation as a method for stressful weaning. Water intake is advised to prevent harm.
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Mér
Edeler
Eather
Parenting by tough love and gentle praise debated
The piece argues parents may spoil or weaken children by over gentleness and harsh discipline alike. It advises balanced handling of sensitive, shy, or opinionated kids, noting that excessive shaming harms self esteem, while affirmation plus measured challenge builds courage and character.
Let the King Beware! a New Take on King George III
Honore Morrow recasts King George III as a thoughtful statesman who sought peace with America and avoided force, while a young Boston Tory’s journey to London and a go-between role with Benjamin Franklin frame the colonial dispute anew. The novel explores preserved empire aims, personal frustration, and historical tension, offering a different light on a famed figure.
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Kinge George MI
England
King George
Hollywood Name Changes Ripple Through Warner Bros
A cryptic memo within Warner Brothers details name changes from Hubert Wells to Poet Lawrence for Frank Prince and similar rebrandings like Genevieve Tobin to Linda Perry and Kay Hughes to Cara Hughes. The practice aims to avoid conflicts with established actors, while official contracts still use original names.
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Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Frank Prince
Poet Lawrence
Hubert Wells
Prince
Wells
Lawrence
Ind
Genevieve Tobin
Ann Tobin
Linda Perry
Kay Hughes
Caral Hughes
Kay
Francis
Secret romance hints at sequel with American secretary
The passage notes a neat costume romance ending with a young American returning home to become a secretary to Lord Cornwallis. It implies an upcoming sequel, suggesting readers may see further adventures soon.
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Lord Cornwallis
Names Behind the Screens A Look at Stage and Screen Name Changes
A strip of notes recalls how actors altered names for fame and fashion. Barrymore Blythe Arliss Fields Rogers Gatley Beal Cassin Crawford Harlow Robson Robison Cummings Gaynor Foran Perry and others reveal the practice, with reasons from practicality to numerology and publicity.
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Truy
Barrymores
Blythe
George Arliss
George Augustus Arliss Andrews
W. C. Fields
Claude William Dunkenfield
Ginger Rogers
Virginia Catherine McMath
Gingah
Ginger
Rogers
Dorothy Gatley
Ann
Harding
John Beal
Alexander Blieding
Beal
Lucille le Sueur Cassin
Cassin
Broadway
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Jean Harlow
Harlean Carpentier
Harlean
May Robson
May Robison
Glamorous Adventure in Park Avenue Society
Gail Everett navigates high society in New York while Derek plans portraits and a family connection. Madame Lizette’s fashion world clashes with Mrs Morton’s sharp social gatekeeping as Gail weighs romance, engagement rumors, and a looming portrait commission at a glittering party.
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Derek
Searles
Madame Lizette’s
Park Avenue
Mrs. Morton
Ferrara
Miss Everett
Madame Lizette's
Madame Lizette
President Roosevelt to Open Arkansas Centennial in 1936
President Roosevelt returns to Arkansas for the Centennial observance arriving June 10 for a breakfast in Little Rock and a train tour through Hot Springs and Couchwood. He and Mrs. Roosevelt will address the nation by radio and attend religious and pageant events before speaking at Dallas on the Texas Centennial Exposition.
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Roosevelt
Arkansas
Teddy
T. R
Little Rock
Hot Springs National Park
Hot Springs
Department of Justice
Fair Park
Enoch County
Renamed Actors Face Stage Names in Hollywood Shuffle
After a money crunch, an actor kept a horse’s name Step in Fetehit. Juan Blondell rejected Hose bud as too theatrical and Lysle Hollywood became Lyle Talbot. Following Valentino’s death, Jesse Lasky sought a Latin sounding successor and considered Jack Krantz, with a conference choosing the names Ricarde and Cortez.
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Stepin Fetehit
Juan Blondell
Hosebud
Lysle Hollywood
Lyle Talbot
Rudolph Valentino
Frotlucer
Jesse Lasky
Jack Krantz
Lasky
Laskey
Ricarde
Cortez
Sweet Home News of Family Visits and Funeral Attendance
Mrs M H Montgomery and her sister Mrs Carl Partie of Prescot attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs J Nesbit of Hope on Wednesday. Mrs Harace Jones and daughter Vade Bue of Tulsa spent an extended vacation here with Mollie Wilson and relatives. Ralph Harris returned home after a few days in Hope with relatives. Mr and Mrs Bud Smith near Prescott were Sunday guests of Carl Mortis. Mr and Mrs Dallas Huge were weekend guests of Arthur Sewell. Lois Smith visited her aunt Mrs SD Yarburny and Mr Yarberry. Mr and Mrs Ralph Montgomery were Sunday dinner guests of L Reese McDougald. Mrs Clifford Huskey and children Merjorie, Patricia Ann and Mimelia Joe spent Saturday night with her.
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M. H. Montgomery
Carl Partie
Prescot
J. Nesbit
Hope
Harace Jones
Vade Bue
Tulsa
Okla
Mollie Wilson
Ralph Harris
Bud Smith
Near
Prescott
Carl Mortis
Dallas Huge
Arthur Sewell
Lois Smith
SD. Yarburny and I
Yarberry
Ralph Montgomery
L. Reese McDougald
Clifford Huskey
Merjorie
Patricia Ann
Mimelia Joe
Darling apron frock pattern with ruffles and sash
Advertisement for a spring and summer pattern book featuring a gingham dress with ruffled apron style. Includes sizing from 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 bust, fabric yardage details for size 16, and a coupon offer to obtain the pattern and sewing instructions by mentioning the newspaper. Price listed as 15 cents, extra 1 cent for combined order.
Political Announcements for Sheriff and County Officials
Political notices list candidates Frank Ward, Ruftin White, Frank Rider, Clifford Franks, J M Stephens, Arthur C Anderson, Ralph Bailey, and W A Formby for sheriff, collector, probate judge, treasurer, circuit clerk. The fragment mentions visits by Hendrix, Broyt, and Head families to relatives near McCaskill Me Caskill and Fulton Curtis household.
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Ruftin White Frank Rider
Arthur C. Anderson
Ralph Bailey
W. A. Formby
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