Adjournment Expectation Shapes Washington Nuisance
NEA Washington correspondent reports two common greetings in the capital over Congress. Most expect adjournment by mid April as leaders push through issues like the bonus. Roosevelt favors early adjournment, while business views Congress as White House driven. diplomats face salary cuts and cost pressures worldwide.
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Hospitality and Charity in Scriptural Reflections
A brief religious reflection contrasts hospitality as a virtue of the poor with the burdens of wealth. Peter’s exhortation to use hospitality without grudging appears alongside Mrs. Kirkland's sentiment on sharing resources to ease global woes.
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Peter
Go Wan Peo
New York
Indianapolis
Treasury
Behavior and Instincts Shape Child Training
Olive Roberts Barton argues behavior rests on two core instincts ego and sex, guiding all actions. She warns against labeling children as good or bad and urges directing natural impulses into constructive energy. The piece advocates patient insight over quick fixes, noting no child is perfect.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Antioch Family Visit Notes From Weekend
Antioch residents share weekend visits with relatives. Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mr. Johnson's mother stayed with Enuacl Saturday. A. C. Allen spent time with Mrs. Lee Cook. Mrs. Frank Campbell visited Aly. Mr. H F Hickey and Mrs. Leona Dougan hosted Sunday gatherings with family.
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Robert Johnson
Sur
Johnson
Enuacl
30 Days That Rocked the Nation
Emergency measures transformed currency access during a banking crisis. Banks allowed pay and essential purchases with currency to meet payrolls and food needs. Federal and state actions enabled limited currency dispersal while scrip plans emerged but largely remained unused.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Treasury
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York State
Willisville Hosts Fiddlers Contest Saturday Night
Willisville to host an old fiddlers contest Saturday night with 16 events and varied prizes led by Best String Band worth $10.00 and other categories such as youngest fiddler, solo violin, best quartet, tap dance, piano solo, and more. Entrants must file by Friday as announced by Carl Munn, with prizes for all categories and several novelty events, including cow calling and harmonica.
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Community Notes On Greetings And Thanks
Doyle Folks welcome Ed Beavers and family to the Doyle community. Mer Jeffers and Tetley visit Balch. Sunday school well attended. The community thanks friends neighbors doctors nurses and city employees for kindness during illness and death of Algo Arnett and R L Taylor. Floral tributes noted by multiple Taylors and Arnett relatives.
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Doyle
Ed Beavers
Mer
J. H. Jeffers
Tetleyson
S. J. Balch
Brice Arnett
Frank Arnett
Walter Arnett
Sid Arnett
R. L. Taylor
Earl Bowden
Laura Smith
H. W. Taylor
P. G. Taylor
T. M. Taylor
F. C. Taylor
Umpire Ralph Cornelius Signs for West Dixie League
Ralph Cornelius of this city signed a contract to umpire baseball games in the West Dixie league this summer. Teams in the league include Baton Rouge Shreveport El Dorado Pine Bluff Jackson and Greenville. He is assigned to El Dorado and will leave March 18 to join a training school and await the league’s opening date.
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Ralph Cornelius
Baton Retye
Shreveport
el Dorado
Pine Gruft
Jackson
Greenville
Cornelius £Bert
Local Notes From Murfreesboro Area
Sunday activity includes Charlie and David Balch heading to Big Four peach orchard for work. Mrs. Lois Cummings of Murfrees is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Strawn. Mr. J. A. O'Bryant visited Nashville on Saturday. Mr. C. C. Norwood made a business trip to Nashville last week. Wishing speedy recoveries to those on the sick list.
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Charlie
David Balch
Lois Cummings
Murfreeshere
Tom Strawn
W. J. Harper
J. A. O'Bryant
Nashville
C. C. Norwood
Don’t Trifle With Coughs and Cold Relief Creamulsion
A brief public notice promotes Creamulsion as a fast acting cough and cold remedy. It claims major help with pain and a harmless, non narcotic formula. The ad states the druggist will refund money on the spot if symptoms aren’t relieved.
Funeral held for local Negro grocer Jack Northcut
Funeral services for Jack Northcut a local Black grocer and World War II veteran were held at Bethel A M E Church with several Black ministers officiating. Prof H C Yerger of a Black high school spoke briefly paying tribute and a white Army officer sounded taps as the hearse left for burial in Hot Springs. Northcut had long been connected with Lew Wilson grocery and is survived by his widow a daughter and a son.
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Jack Northcut
Bethel AM
H. C. Yerger
Negro High School
Northcut
Hot Springs
Lew Wilson
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis reports rapid weight loss after using Kruschen Salt. He claims his aches vanished, he began a diet, and lost 22 pounds with one bottle. The ad touts a 25 cent price and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
John &. Gibson Drug Co
Aninoviva
Constipation Relief Ad Seeks Ashland Reader
Mrs. George W. Tackett of Ashland describes relief from chronic constipation after using Black-Draught. She recalls poor health, trying various remedies, and finding a sample effective, then purchasing a full package. The ad touts low cost and a child friendly syrup version.
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George W. Tackett
Ashland, By
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