Soviet Flyer Liapidevsky Missing After Rescue Flight
Soviet air pilot Liapidevsky, who saved 12 women and children, is believed lost while attempting to rescue 99 Wrangel Island expedition members. He departed Cape Wellsen at 2:30 am Moscow time and may have been forced down near Cape Heartstone. The Chetiuskin crew survivors remained safe though in a precarious position after a March 7 ice crack split their wooden barracks.
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Russia
Liipidevsky
Arctic Ocean
Bering Straits
Wrangel Island
Cape Wellen
Straits
Alaska
Liapidevsky
Cape Wellsen
Moscow
Rescue Commission
Caps Heartstone
Chetiuskins
Home Demonstration Clubs Meet Across Fulton and Belton
Fulton hosts the Home Demonstration club with Mrs Herbert Cox in charge. Seven members discuss landscaping led by Mr Boyd with a follow up meeting set for April 4 at Mrs E Hi Cox. The Green Laseter club meets at Green Laseter school with twelve present. Mrs Riley Lewallen presides as Mrs Cart Reece leads devotion. Guests include Miss Helen Griffin and Mrs Fenton who speaks on Standard of living. Next meeting set for April 1 at Green Laseter school with topics on clothing and home management. Belton hosts a demonstration club gathering with twelve of fifteen, noting measles in homes. Miss Regenia Burrus and Miss Claude Roberts attend. Miss Helen Griffin and Mrs Fenton also present. A lecture on modern homemakers, kitchen rearrangement, and refreshments follow. Next meeting planned for April 1 at Mrs Georgiz Stones’ home focusing on clothing.
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Fulton
Green Laseter
Green Laseter Home Demonstration Club
Riley. Lewallen
Cart Reece
Helen Griffin
Rome
E. F. Simmons
Nolan Lewallen
Jane Webb
Belton
Prithh Eley
J. L. Eley
Georgia Stone
Obera Thompson
S. F. Leslie
Mary Roberts
J. W. Sidion
Buell Daniel
E. L. Geshes
P. Pickett
Prith Eley
Regenia Burrus
Claude Roberts
Glen Eley
McCaskill
Fenton
Little Rock
Greatly Relieved By Black-Draught Constipation Relief Story
Mrs J W Alverson of Danville Virginia says constipation gave her a dull headache and fatigue. She took small doses of Black Draught at night and felt greatly relieved and ready to work again. The advertisement notes children like the new pleasant tasting Syrup of Black Draught.
Tips for Subistence Garden Cultivation and Watering
Garden cultivation aims to loosen soil and curb weeds with shallow or deeper tillage depending on crop type. Regular weekly cultivation keeps weeds down and plants thriving, while watering should reach four to five inches depth and follow soil drying after rain or irrigation.
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W. R. Beattie
U.S. Department of Agriculture
NBA
W. 8. Beattie
NEA
Glorifying Yourself By Alicia Hort Sg
The article guides working women on maintaining grooming amid daily rain and mud. It suggests practical fixes like spare gloves, stockings, handkerchiefs, cleaning supplies, powder, and brushes to keep a fresh appearance despite weather and routine wear.
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Alicia Hort
Delis
Groomed appearance tips face accessorries in transit
A fragment discusses maintaining a perfect look with grooming accessories, noting the ease of carrying items in a paper bag and pinning them on after arrival. The text implies practical convenience for quick grooming before or after events.
Community Notes from Henry's Chapel and Nearby Towns
Henry's Chapel events include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Osie Reeve and family and by Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. Clara Ellis dines with Mrs. Nolen Lewall, while the Pickards visit Earl Ross and Mrs. Putman. Prescott native Mrs. Lester Hamilton stays with her sister as Otis Purtle hosts the Lewallens. A Friday quilting shower at Mrs. Carl Elis’s home honors bride Mrs. J. T. Cumbie Jr. Lorren Durham and Milton Simmons relocate residents, with Henry Pickard and Parrish Fincher also mentioned.
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Osie Reeve
George Johnson
Clara Ellis
Nolen Lewall
Warren Pickard
Elva and
Wilburn
Rocky Mound
Earl Ross
Putman
Lester Hamilton
Prescott
Earl Fincher
Nolen Lewallen
Otis Purtle
Carl Elis
J. T. Cumbie Jr
Lorren Durham
Providence
A. R Simmons
Milton Simmons
Huston Working
Henry Pickard
Parrish Fincher
Guernsey
R. M. Fincher
W.C. Johnson
Hope
R. M. Fincher Sr
Union
Carl Ellis
Mattie Lou
Alice Purtle
Bernice Cuimbie
Considered for 1933 Movie Awards R. M. Fincher and son visit
The item notes visits by R. M. Fincher and family, Mrs. W. C. Johnson shopping in Hope, and various social calls including Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamilton of Prescott with Carl Ellis's relatives. It also comments on Charles L. Clifford's novel Too Many Boats, describing a Philippine cavalry post in 1918 and the tense atmosphere as officers and their wives deal with strain, mutiny threats, and romantic entanglements. The review praises the book as an exciting, morbidly tense meta dramatic narrative suitable for readers.
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Charles L. Clifford
Clifford
Soldier’s life ends before greatest war, nerves strained
Bruce Catton notes a career soldier deprived of the chance to serve in the era’s major war. Isolation, tropical heat, and cantankerous women intensify the strain, likely triggering a severe case of nerves.
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Bruce Catton
Book published by Little Brown and Co priced at two dollars
The note states the work is published by Little, Brown and Co and carries a price tag of $2. It provides a concise bibliographic snippet without additional details.
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Little, Brown and Co
Sunday Socials Bring Bateman and Friends Together
Providence residents Willard Bateman and family visited Ian Bateman’s household, with J M Watson and children calling on Victor Campbell. Browning and Campbell families joined gatherings, while a Hugo Oklahoma guest Emmett Moore and baby stayed with Zin Bateman. A Sunday school reorganization meeting is planned for 2 pm.
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Willard Bateman
Hope
Ian Bateman
J. M. Watson
Victor Campbell
C. C. Browning
Grady Browning
P. A. Campbell
Charlie Roberts
Grady Brownng
Dale Townemaker
Emmett Moore
Hugo
Okla
Zin Bateman
Bonnie
Milton Simmons
Green Quieter
Holy Week Series at Local Church
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Holy Week series led by Rev. Thomas Brewster. The special services begin Sunday, March 25, with multiple meetings through the week leading up to Easter.
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First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Weekly evening meetings urged by Rev Brewster
Sunday April 1 and each weekday night at 7:30, except Saturday, with Rev Brewster urging the congregation to remember these dates. Further announcements will follow.
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Brewster
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Henry’s
K. C
K.C
Hobb’s
Howard
Muni Peth
Charles Laughton
Marion
Cukor Lloyd Capra
Otter
Beon
Katharina Hepburne
Avamed
Charles Laighton
Henry Vleet
May Robson
Tara Des
Olan Waynyard
Aring
Wille
Maren 16
Ford
Columbia Broadcasting System
Thos. Brewster
Presbyterian
Oakcrest Hatchery
North Walnut Street
Florida Sweet
Yancy Winesap
Stoma
Sileing
Texas Green
Country Club
Avondale
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