Inflation fears and book on price rise strategies
The piece notes a forthcoming inflation trend with authors predicting a long rise and offering business guidance. It cites a Simon and Schuster booklet sold for $1 and compares potential paths to Germany and France, while discussing memorials and editorial policy of the Star.
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Fenn
Sterick
New ‘York City
Lexington
Chicago
Til
E. Wack
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Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Germany
Simon and Schuster
Tuberculosis Costs Billions and Early Care Value
Extensive figures show 850000 Americans with tuberculosis incur about 250 million dollars yearly. With an average five year duration, total costs approach 2.0 billion, highlighting that early detection and sanatorium care reduce costs and free beds for others. Early treatment through history, X rays skin tests and chest examinations are emphasized to lower expenses.
Inflation Ahead foresees 1936 to 1937 prosperity boom
W M Kiplinger and Frederick Shelton in Inflation Ahead predict a nearing reflation end and a coming inflation surge led by expanded money and business will. They forecast visible effects in 1936 with prosperity in 1937 and a subsequent genuine boom within a year or two.
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W. M. Kiplinger
Frederick Shelton
S Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay on parental favoritism and its effects in families and society. It argues that parents often shift toward harsher measures or overindulgence to shield their children, urging a balanced approach mixing care with emotional distance to prepare youths for life.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Bengal
India
Shail
Ake
Thomas
Kay J
Glorifying Yourself and a Star’s Skin Routine
A notable screen star recommends buttermilk facials for twice weekly skin care. The method claims to soften and lightly bleach the skin, with steps to cleanse, rinse, and apply a tonic before proceeding.
Lenten Services at St Mark's Hope and March Events
St Mark's Church Hope outlines Lenten services with Gent Eucharist, 7 m, Lent Litany, Penitential Office at 7 13 p.m, and Sunday Eucharists. Palm Sunday Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. March 25 Feast of the Annunciation noted. Epworth League play March 17 at First Methodist. Also mentions no Sunday evening services. Also includes a beauty tip about buttermilk facial treatment and rest periods.
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St. Mark's Church
Hope
Charles C. Jones
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Vi Bradley Reveals Skin and Hand Care Secrets
Screen actress Vi Bradley describes hand routines rinsing with teaky water after washing and nightly rubber gloves with bran or corn meal to remove stains. She also details a weekly egg facial mask technique, followed by cleansing, moisturizing, and complexion makeup, plus choosing strong perfumes to suit her sleek, tall figure.
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Vi Bradley
Miss Bradley
Norman Thomas to Speak in Arkansas
Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential candidate, plans to tour cotton country in Arkansas to back unionization of sharecroppers. He will address meetings in northeast Arkansas amid recent arrests of union members and organizers. His Arkansas visit includes Little Rock addresses with Howard Kester and Tenant Farmers Union leaders, as they seek state legislative action to probe alleged constitutional rights violations during labor meetings in Poinsett County.
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New York
Norman Thomas
Arkansas
Little Rock
Howard Kester
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Kester
Ward H. Rodgers
Harrisburg
Poinsett County
H. L. Mitchell
Toronzo
Tenant Farmers Union
Memphis
Senate
House
Sales Tax Continues Across Several States
The article reports South Dakota approving a two percent retail sales tax pending the governor’s signature while North Dakota eyes a similar tax expected to net about two hundred thousand annually for two years. Washington and Wisconsin discuss sales tax chapters or actions, and Pennsylvania momentum grows for a sales tax amid governor plans to raise 203 million through tobacco amusements and a gag tax.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
House of the Washington
Wisconsin
la Follette
Pennsylvania
Statesmen Get Gray Eye On Sales Tax Proposals
States from Wyoming to Missouri consider sales taxes amid talks of raising rates to fund state programs. Arkansas backs a two percent levy while Montana debates a gross tax. Texas opposition blocks a popular vote amendment. Governor Farrell links tax bills to federal relief for unemployment and schools. A Detroit newspaper airplane uses a wing camera to capture photos.
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Montana
Texas
Arkansas Senate
House
Farrell
Detroit
Garden instruction from Rutgers horticulturist notes
Six specialists from New Jersey College of Agriculture and Rutgers University provide illustrated gardening articles. The guide outlines materials and steps for starting a vegetable garden, including soil preparation, sieving, leveling, firming, drainage, watering, and seed sowing for sturdy seedling growth.
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New Jersey College of Apricnten
Riatgers University
C. HW
Nissley Extension Horticultuist
Nol
College of Agriculture and Experiment Station
Rutgers University
Wardner
Fingur
Garhner
Early Vote to Be Given Vets' Bonus
Washington lawmakers rush to pass an 4.8 billion relief bill amid a Senate vote test. Democratic leaders promise quick action while President opposes broad relief, with a House vote set for midweek. The debate centers on veterans' cash payments and wartime housing aid, amid procedural holds by Senior Long of Louisiana on related investigations.
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Anxinu
Senate
Hous
Canaress
Dan
Agoite Barker
Tye Hanes
Enate
McCarran
Long
Louisiana
Pastulfeie Committee
Genuiul Isinvs A. Mulloy
Oklahoma to Lift Rate of Sales Tax
Oklahoma considers two sales tax measures raising the rate to three percent or adding a three percent excise tax on new car purchases. The bills aim to curb cross border buying and oppose federal political actions, with a separate provision for a state election ticket.
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Oklahoma
Cipy
Okle
Oklahone House
Diocldtie
Soviet Parachute Jump Training Center Lacks School
The Soviet government has not established a training school in Moscow for novice parachute jumpers to experience the sensations of the leap before attempting a plane flight. The situation leaves learners without a local practice program prior to real jumps.
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Moscow
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