Cooperative effort for child health in schools and homes
The article argues parents share responsibility with schools for children’s health and development. It urges regular tooth brushing washing hands bathing and a balanced diet. It notes schools may provide exams and nurses while cooperation with families ensures proper treatment and long term health benefits.
King Francis and the Rise of Absolute Monarchy in France
Francis Hackett’s new biography contrasts Francis I with Henry VIII to show how Francis helped end feudalism, centralize power, and set France on the path to absolutism. The book traces 16th century court life, politics, and the forces shaping a rigid royal state.
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Francis Hackett
Henry VIII
Henry
Francis
Hackett
Europe
Louis XXVI
Mr. Hackett
Prohibition Era Book Markets and Public Perception
A fragment discusses reactions to a Doubleday edition on prohibition with criticism of modern gangsters and a comparison to 16th century Europe. The passage notes the book is published by Doubleday, Doran & Co and offered at $3.
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Europe
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Who Holds Authority Over Your Children
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how children learn whom to obey, noting obedience grows from affection and reason rather than fear. Examples show parental and school authority, neighbor boundaries, and the role of caregivers, teachers, and relatives in guiding behavior within legal and social limits.
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Mr. Smith
Jim Jones
Jim
Jennie
Frangma
Grandma
Iette
Glorifying Yourself Diet Advice Advice From Doctors
A reader cites hazardous diet stories and urges consulting a physician before any strict plan. Experts warn that extreme diets risk health and that individualized guidance is essential for safe weight loss and exercise.
Lent and Holy Week Services at St Mark's Hope
Lenten services details for St Mark's Church Hope led by Rev Charles C Jones include Thursday Eucharist at 7 am and Wednesday litany and penitential office at 7 15 pm during Lent. Palm Sunday Eucharist at 7 30 am and 1 am with no evening services, Feast of the Annunciation on March 25 Eucharist at 7 am, March 24-29 training school notice for Prescott Methodist district at First Methodist Hope.
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St. Mark's Church
Hope
Charles C. Jones
Prescott
First Methodist
Ehsiveh, Hope
Ordinance Tightens City Liquor Licenses and Sales Hours
City ordinances set license fee payments, align city licenses with state terms, prohibit liquor sales before 7 AM or after 1 PM except for physicians, ban Sunday and election day sales, and impose fines from 100 to 500 dollars. Third offenses trigger license revocation. bans on door to door sales and adjoining premises liquor ties. prohibits sales to habitual drunkards and restricts permissive ownership links to clubs.
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State Commissioner of Revenues
Famed Flier Colling Dies Testing Navy Plane
New York reporter and aviation writer Jimmy Colling, a veteran test pilot employed by Grumman, died in a high speed dive during the final test of a Navy pursuit plane near Farmingdale. The grey single seat biplane, propelled by a 150 horsepower Wasp engine, crashed in a cemetery after descending from about 20 000 to 8 000 feet at an estimated 500 miles per hour. The aircraft caught fire and was consumed. Colling was not killed instantly. He was known for aviation journalism and test flying.
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Jimmy" Colling
Farmingdale
Colling
Aviation Tapses
New York Daily News
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation
Navy
We Can Avoid War By Complete Isolation
Bruce Canton argues for total American isolation to stay out of a European war. He contrasts League of Nations engagement with a hard neutrality policy that blocks all arms sales and lending. He contends last war’s neutrality failed, urging complete disengagement despite cost to remain at peace.
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Bruce Canton
Europe
United States
League of Nations
City ordinance on permits and moral turpitude disqualifications
The ordinance declares immediate necessity for public peace and safety and enacts permit refusals by the City Treasurer and City Council for individuals or firms with convictions under liquor prohibition or crimes of moral turpitude. It was passed and approved on March 22, 1945, and published in The Hone Star.
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City of Hope
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City of
Hope
Ordinance Declares Domino Parlor and Pool Hall Privilege
City of Hope Arkansas imposes ten dollar per table taxes on domino and pool games, bans beer sales with these venues, and prescribes penalties for noncompliance. Installment payment allowed. violations treated as misdemeanors with fines up to 100 dollars. Ordinance declares emergency and takes effect upon passage.
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Hime
Arkansas
City of Hope
City of
Hope
Hope City Ordinance Tightens Liquor Rules and Punishments
The Hope Arkansas ordinance tightens liquor controls, creates a police register of drunkenness convictions, and imposes fines up to 300 dollars. It bans sale to minors, restricts license changes, and sets penalties for license revocation and moonshine activity. The measure authorizes monthly bulletins to liquor dealers and requires public records access.
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City of Hope
Hempstead
Union Support Is Obtained for NRA
Senate Finance Committee probes NRA links with AFL Bargain behind NRA support Obama era, Richberg takes charge of NIRA while Curlee faces subpoena and Barkley accuses him of intimidation Curlee admits contact with Brigendine as LaFollette presses for truth in hearings
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L. Officiula
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Francis M. Carles
St. Louis
Industrial Recovery Association
Curler
A. W. Barkley
Kentucky
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Curlee
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Langer
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Brizendine
Brigendine
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Tenant Leader Flees Marked Tree After Threats
W H Stultz president of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union fled Marked Tree Arkansas after four men threatened to shoot him and warned his family to leave town in 24 hours. Attorney C Carpenter said the note found on his door was typewritten and signed with the letter X. He urged federal intervention and an investigation into the alleged conspiracy to deprive citizens of their rights.
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Stultz
Poinsett
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Former officers indicted in auto theft conspiracy case
A federal grand jury indicted George Kastle Samues Lars Red Watts Homer Christman Charles Em mett and Clarence Judigins on charges of conspiring to run a car theft ring based in Fayetteville since August 1 1934. The scheme allegedly imported stolen autos from Oklahoma and Missouri and altered motor numbers. All named except Gattis and Perkins are in custody with warrants to issue Saturday, says U S Marshal Cooper ude peth.
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Homer Christman
Charles Emmett
Clarence Judigins
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the Wing
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Oklahoma
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Gattis
Perkins
Cousiom
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Cooper Ude Peth
Thase
Government publication entry dated March 22 1935
The document notes approval and publication on March 22 1935 with attestations by RUFF ROYETT and TH Billingsley as mayor and city clerk, and a March 28 1935 publication date. It references the Mone Stax publication.
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Ruff Royett
TH. Billitgsley
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