Sleep and fresh air guidance for infants in urban homes
Advice on infant sleep environments stresses dark quiet rooms, light coverings, and avoiding drafts. It recommends outdoor sleep for babies from two weeks in summer and six weeks in winter, using a carriage by an open window when outdoor sleep isn't feasible, and warns against veils that block light or moisture. It notes that nasal obstruction, infection, or a cold disrupt sleep and warrants medical attention.
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Renelia Tes
Babiez
Children Frying Under Noon Sun in Up-Town Mayhem
A writer laments how young children, mostly under five, endure the heat of a blazing noon. He recalls overheated youngsters on a hot step, fears for their eyes from glare, and contrasts with mothers who shield their own kids with sensible hats. He reflects on sun protection across cultures and years.
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Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Brown
Sonny
Imogen
Dorothea
Hogarth
Dandy
Tropics
Day of Immense Sun a Blair Niles costume tale praised
A reader review lauds Blair Niles Day of Immense Sun a costume novel set in ancient Peru. The piece explores Inca society under conquest, contrasting a rigid semi socialist state with the arrival of Pizarro and Spanish blessings. It notes vivid portrayal of Indians and a folkish romance amid historical disruption.
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Blair Niles
Bubba-Merrill
Manhattan
Regene
Cukor on Managing Temperamental Hollywood Stars
In a frank profile director George Cukor discusses working with stars from Katharine Hepburn to Greta Garbo and Constance Bennett. He says fear of glamour fades when a director earns an actress’s respect, and that women in film often show less vanity than men while needing real talent for star status.
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Hollywood
George
Cikor
Jeanne Eagles
Ethel Barrymore
Talluta’ Bankhead
Constance Bennett
Ollywood
Cukor
Mmore
Katharine Hepburn
Kate
Davia Copperfield
Norma Shearer
Greta Garber
Mr. Cukor
Miss Hepburn
Connie Bennett
Miss Garber
Local Notices From Sells Chapel Weekend Events
Regular services by Rev. O S Free of Caney. numerous visitors and guests named from Delight, Strong, Dallas, Prescott, Texarkana, Rosster, Hope, and Stephens. Community activities include a Friendship singing, weekend visits, and shopping trips amid brief mentions of travel and family gatherings.
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O. S. Free
Caney
Lindsay Presley
Delight
H. F. Tate
Bryant Ritchie
Strong
Melton White
Earl Yates
Dallas
Texas
Mondag
Fred Yates
Amises
Bill Wood
Hot Springs
Clyde Belt
Little Rogit
Alvin Adams
Prescott
Jeff Overton
Wiley Browning
Hope
Vincent Ashcraft
B.S. Ashcraft
M. D. Yates
A. J. Culling
Olen Mouser
Lyal
Kenneth Wood
Ira Brooks
Sells Chapel
L K Smith Heads Coalition Group Defeating F D R
Rev Gerald L K Smith leads a coalition allied with Townsend andShare the Wealth figures to oppose Franklin D Roosevelt. He aims to disrupt New Deal power, predicts a national anti Roosevelt convention, and hints at an independent ticket while pledging Louisiana support for Roosevelt.
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Walter C. Parks
NEA
New York
Gaunt
Roosevelt
Long
Mr. Smith
Huey Long
Louisiana
Buss Smith
Long Colors
Shreveport
Kings Highway
Vital States
Nurses
Emith
Dr. Townsend
Father Coughlin
Upton Sinclair
Smith-Townsend-Coughlin
Wednesday Standings and Oddities Across Cities
Wednesday results show New York 15 12, Boston 9 2, St Louis 6 1, Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3, and Cleveland 4.2. Other notes mention St Louis 4, Philadelphia 14, and Boston 9 with Chicago 4. A Far North tale notes rock artifacts on Ke diak Island Alaska while Chile nitrate workers drift into a game marked by risky dynamite light trials.
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Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Far North
Kediak Island
Alaska
Lumberjacks Rout Cementers 13 to 6 in Wed Baseball
Williams Lumber Co. team hammered Clay Cementers 13 to 6 on Wednesday. Three Schooley brothers led with 10 of Hope’s 16 hits, C Schooley went four for five, B Schooley three for five, W Sehanley was one for six as the Lumberjacks rolled to the victory.
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Schooley
Hope
Williams Lumber Company
Clay
C. Schooley
B. Schooley
W. Sehanley
Cementers
Lumberjacks
Okay
Olay
New Boston
Texas
Elliott
McDowell
Smokies
Knoxville
Tenn
Clyde
Birmingham
Golx
Shoun
Harvey
Sueme
Schesler
Mueller
Lookouts
Chattanooga
Dick Lanahan
Memphis
Chicks
Atx
Frazier
Powell
Lanahan
Helbronk
Local Social Roundup From Liberty Area
Sunday visits fill the Liberty region as Hicks Pardue Gilbert and Calhoun families host and visit neighbors. multiple families including Hicks, Harrison, Shearer, Bristow, Evans, Edwards and Gilbert share weekend gatherings with kin and friends across Calumet and Saratoga areas.
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Ceel) Hicks
Calumbua
J. B. Hicks
Connie Harrison
Dorothy
Jon Hicks
Howard Thompson
Bright Star
Far
Floyd Pardue
Frank Shearer
Guy Hicks
George Eltedge
Patmas
Kate Hollis
Herbert Bristow
Steve Bristow
Ruby Evans
Juanita Calhourn
Everitu
Edwards
Wack
Clarence Gilbert
Beutah Hicks
Joy Hicks
Frank Gilbert
Margaret Reed
Saratoga
Chisence Gilbert
Misses McCoy
Verne Low Edwards
Juanita Cabo
Homer Henry
Travelers Again Knock Off Vols
Nashville series recap shows Little Rock sweeping three games, winning 3 1, as five Vol hurlers struggle against Pab attack. Nashville falls to sixth defeat in eight games, with Little Rock gaining on third place in the standings.
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Nashville
Tetin
Little Rock
Pine
Brazly
Dickey
Eiland
Wistert
Hansen
Davis
Speece
O'Malley
Spring Hill Visitors from Kil fore and Oklahoma
Spring Hill residents John Momen and family from Kil fore visited homefolks Sunday. Mrs Tom Matin unit Rev Dicker and family visited O C Brint and family last week across the river. Chappel Yoo fryny Oklahomy and family spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs LC Yorom and other relatives. We will soon have a highin
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John Momen
Kilfore
Tom Matin
Dicker
O. C. Brint
LC. Yorom
Local Political Announcements For County Officials
The Starte announces candidates in the Democratic primary including EMORY A. THOMPSON LUKE MONROE HUGH D. CLARK for Representative and FRANK WARD for Sheriff and Collector RUFFIN WHIT PRANK RIDER for County and Probate Judge CLIFFORD FRANKS HI M STEPHENS MISS LILLIE MIDDALEBROOKS for County Treasurer ARTHUR C. ANDERSON RALPH BAILEY W. A. FORMBY for Circuit Clerk through Spring Hill. Nearby residents Johnson Cannly visit Patmos. Rosemary Thomas Raymond Clark Prescott visit grandmother Rosa Garner. Tom Yocom Linnie Watton family visitors. Mrs Weisenberger and Mrs Abh Hamilton visit.
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Emory A. Thompson
Luke Monroe
Hugh D. Clarkecere
Frank Ward
Spring Hill
Monty
Mr. Johnson and
Cannly
Patmos
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Focal News
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Grerick Bldg
New York City
Lexington
Mich
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Star
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Aevelation
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John Quincy Adams
Quincy, Mass
That City
Capitol
Washington, D
Paul Harrison
L. K. Smith
F.D.R
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Atlanta
New Orleans
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W. G. Pet
Athmia
Birninghika
W. L. Pet
Bostun
Schooley Brothers
Old Liberty
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Pels
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Avlanta
Perring
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Deake
W. Thame
Axound Autry
Thomausdan
Guilvin
Richards
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M. Stephens
Lillie Middalebrooks
Arthur C. Anderson
Ralph Bailey
W. A. Formby
Casirte
FASCO
Ask
Frisco
Kelly
Lion Knix-Knox
Lion
Knix- Knox Gasoline
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Liqom Oil Refining Company
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