G Man Hoover Advice to Parents in Woman's Day
J Edgar Hoover chief of the FBI and Herbert Corey outline G Man guidance for parenting in Woman's Day. Hoover emphasizes honesty as core, saying he would tell his son the truth, encourage Scouts, church involvement, duties, and brave outdoor games to foster road citizenship.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Herbert Corey
Woman's Day Magazine
United States
Mr. Hoover
Woman's Day
Truth and honesty shape a boy’s character, says doctor
In a curiously phrased rant a doctor argues that truth telling is crucial for a boy’s hero worship of his father. He insists even difficult honesty must be enforced and warns that liars, including thieves and forgers, cannot become good citizens or leaders.
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Rastus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mickey the Mucker
Butter consumption in Canada in 1936 reaches 346 million pounds
The 1936 butter usage in Canada totaled 346,553,000 pounds, equating to 31.42 pounds per person for the nation’s population. The figure suggests high domestic demand and broad per capita intake across households, with implications for agricultural supply and pricing policy in that period.
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Dominion of Canada
Series pictures tell a complete summer story
John van Guilder urges readers to create photo series this summer. He explains how a sequence of images can convey a full incident or portrait, from watermelon cutting to a baby’s expressions, to sports scenes and nature moments. Each sequence reinforces the next, delivering stronger storytelling than single shots.
Electric Organ at Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Service
Beasley Music Co of Texarkana installs an electric organ at Gospel Tabernacle for next Sunday. An organ artist will play during the 11am morning worship and the 7pm evangelistic service with a 15 minute sacred program at 7:15. Reverend Bert Webb invites Hope residents to attend the free services and concerts featuring special orchestra and vocal music.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Beasley Music Co
Texarkana
Oelveke
Deasles
Hope
Bert Webb
Hopewell Demonstration Club Meets At Mrs Martin Home
The Hopewell Demonstration club met June 5 at Mrs A W Martins home. Mrs Spructh presided as president and group singing occurred. Officers reports were given and a pine needle basket demonstration shown. Six members and five visitors attended. refreshments were served. next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Spruell in duly.
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Thopewell
Hopewell
A. W. Martin
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 01 Arkansas Probate Court Jurisdiction
Legal notice outlines a proposed amendment to Arkansas Constitution to assign probate court matters to the chancery judge, provide for a probate court clerk, and potential consolidation with chancery courts. It cites filing February 26 1937 and effective date January 1 next following enactment, with witnesses and publication costs noted.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Chancery
Eacil
FRC=S
Supreme Court OF Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of Arkansas
Senate
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Ariel Sett
Arke
Mnannur
Arkansus
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Guests
Washington residents and visitors appear in a string of social notes. Mrs. W. I. Stroud traveled to Shreveport for Stroud and Company, while many others hosted or visited in Batesville, Lou Ann, Texarkana, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Joe A. Wilson, Miss Bessie Trimble, Mrs. Susie Wumberly, Mr. and Mrs. Will Parsons, Mrs. J. W. Butler, and several Wilsons, Hortons, and Craigs. A Presbyterian Young Peoples conference was attended by local youths, and a birth is announced for the 17th.
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W. I. Stroud
Shreveport
Stroud and Company
Joe A. Wilson
Bessie Trimble
Batesville
J. W. Butler
Will Parsons
LouAnn
Pink Horton
Ella Monroe
Low Ann
Susie Wumberly
Joe Wilson
Colmbus
Standiny
Baly Levins
M. C. Bruce
Hope
T. P. Parsons
Gertrude Bailey
J. PB. Webb
Aabeth of
Ozan
Madison Wilson
Washington, D.C
Sanuday
M. W. Wilson
Sam Thompson
Dallas
Texas
J. 5
Monroe
Lee A. Holt
Kathryn’ Holt
Texarkana
Paul Booker
Walree Lowthrop
Jodie Willims Emiley
W. Sf Etter
Mary Eva Hubbard
Louise Page
Buddy Stuir
Ella Gold
WR. Druitt
Oran
M.C. Rolh
Washington
Oak Grove Social News Lingering Visits and Travel
Oak Grove residents note Mrs. C. C. Till returning Sunday after a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross. Clarence Barnes spent the weekend with the Allen family. Vernell Fant of Avery Texas stayed with Ina Lee Collier. Marie Collier visited the Mullins family at Hover Springs. Enoch Mouser of Shreveport visited relatives, while Cathleene Cunthie of Green Laseler stayed with the Wooduls.
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C. C. ‘Till
Ernest Ross
Clarence Barnes
J. G. Allen
Vernell Fant
Avery
Texas
Ina Lee Collier
Marie Collier
Lester Mullins
Hover Springs
Enoch Mouser
Shreveport
Cathleene Cunthie
Green
Resident Confronts Stranger in Search for Criminal Law
A terse exchange unfolds with a resident asked if the stranger is local. The resident replies they have lived here for years and asks how they can help, noting the visitor is seeking a criminal law matter.
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Tam
Stranger Probes for Proof of Coins in Quiet Exchange
A terse exchange unfolds as a stranger asks for something and a skeptical respondent claims a possible possession but cannot substantiate it. The brief dialogue centers on uncertainty and a hint of hidden wealth or items.
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