Revival services described by Evangelist Clarence at Tabernacle
Evangelist Clarence discussed How to Have a Revival in a Monday service at the Tabernacle. He cited scripture from Psalms and Isaiah noting the old anointing ointment and comparing it to the New Testament anointing, describing symbolic oil flowing from head to garments.
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Clarence
Christ
Tonic promises vigor through blood strength claims
In a 1920s style health ad a medical author touts BS8 Tonic as boosting blood strength, reducing fatigue, and improving appetite. It markets a formula with sania and calls for daily use to revive energy, stamina, and a healthy complexion, urging readers to buy at their drugstore.
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Atore
SSS Tanks
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Bula Byuray, Health
Marry Continues amid Trial and Execution Delays
Reilly did the shooting at Colsky's store while Budzynski acted as lookout. They fled to St Louis after the killing and were captured. Jean, visiting in hopes of marriage, argued the condemned man should be allowed to wed despite prison. Tennessee law may bar divorce, and a three day waiting period could affect the marriage plans if execution occurs.
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Helm
Miss Lucas
Tennessee
Budzynski
Henrietta
Leo Long
From Table to Floor Revival Prayer and Services
The revivalist speaks on annointing body members and revival outcomes. Revival services run this evening and every night except Saturday at U3 with Evangelists Smith and Rogers leading singing and preaching. Tonight's subject is The Faithfulness of God. Do not miss these prerevival services.
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Smith
Rogers
God
Market Report Poultry and Produce Show Mixed UPI USDA notes
Chicago March 2 Live poultry firmer receipts three trucks prices unchanged Butter steady with 232651 receipts Eyes steady to firm 18847 receipts. St Louis livestock report shows hogs 4500 head weights 260 down 25 to 75 pounds higher. cattle steady with few good steers 24.40 26.00 and cows 17.50 20.00. Grain and provisions decline with corn and wheat led down while soybeans rise. New York cotton futures swing amid speculation on foreign aid programs. NY stocks rebound for oils rails and industrials with limited upside after midmorning pressure.
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Mission Corp
Pacific Western
Laik
Hope Star publication details and rate card 1928
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas lists publishing details for 1928 with staff roles including E Palmer president H Washburn secretary treasurer and editor publisher. It notes address 212 214 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas and includes subscription, carrier, and mail rates across regions and association with the Associated Press.
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Alea. H.washburn
Treasure of the Star Building
South Walnut Street
Ark
Laney Urges Unified Southern Push to Rebuild Democrats
Laney calls continued confrontation with current Democratic leadership. He urges Southern Democrats to lead a nationwide effort to write a platform, pick a capable standard bearer, and run a campaign aimed at restoring the party to its democratic principles before the November election.
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Democratic Party
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady, Mixed Daily
Cotton futures in New Orleans traded erratically within a wide range as buyers and sellers juggled prices. Closing prices showed a net mix, with gains of up to 40 cents per bale and losses to 18 cents, amid midweek activity and a high of 34.0 and a low near 33.81. Strong entities mentioned include ar d Oil and Du Pont among others.
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Washington
New Orleans
Senate Fight Shapes Up in Lyman-Lynching Coverage
National party tensions spill over into Southern Democrats as 75 Southern congressmen plan a second strategy to oppose civil rights measures while Senator Brewster predicts a hard fight to retain Senate control. Crump and state leaders condemn Truman policies, urging defections, with governors and executive committees weighing action ahead of the March convention. Republicans caution that Southern votes may align with national party despite internal rifts, as battles loom in Oklahoma Kentucky West Virginia Michigan Illinois New Jersey Idaho and potential seats in New Mexico Rhode Island and Colorado.
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Stock price summary with mixed daily figures and closes
The text shows multiple stock price figures for May with high 4.09 and low 33.84, close 33.85 87, and additional data including 33.20 low 32.07 close, plus highs around 30.30 and closes near 29.85. B bids noted. overall sequence appears exploratory or garbled.
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Honor guest Mrs. Helen King to visit Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia welcomes Helen King author of How to Honk Bugs a national authority on rug booking She will speak informally at a Monday reception in the home economics building sponsors include Joe Hill book store manager King began as a music and art student and turned sketches into a book now selling in the United States Canada and England She is married to Dr Harry King dean of Arkansas College.
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Henderson State Teachers College
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Mustangs Sold in Early Texas Break to Saddle Prices
In early Texas markets, mustangs were broken to the saddle at prices around fourteen dollars, with some sales as low as twelve dollars, reflecting rough frontier animal trades and packhorse use.
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Congressional probes and atomic energy report tensions
Congress moves to formalize the House subcommittee report on atomic energy to President Truman and the Commerce Department. Senate leaders consider action after Unamerican Activities findings urge removing or questioning Dr. Condon amid loyalty board review.
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al Key West
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Thomas
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
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Rep
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Joint Committee
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Pther
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Glossary of Cold War terms from Soviet era
This excerpt defines terms used during the Cold War era. Daily Bread is linked to Kremlin approval while capitalistic victims are described as unemployable in non-Soviet countries with public charity. The Warmonger label targets critics of Soviet actions or spokesmen and includes the glossary compiler.
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Bettef
Soviet Union
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