Behind the Scenes in Washington On Labor Strife and Post Office Delays
A National Echo column outlines labor turmoil from Harriman Hosiery workers seeking timely action on collective bargaining, with questions to the White House about delay by the courts and agencies. It notes Senator Barkley’s influence on patronage debates, criticism of post office delays, and a surge in counterfeiting following bootlegging declines. Also mentions a 1870 Lincoln family relic, and Mrs. Roosevelt’s gift of a vintage rum bottle from Puerto Rico.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
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White House
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Mills
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Compliancé Board
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Your
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King of Bellowers
Darkley
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Senate
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Huey
Barkley
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Every Child Should Make Friends to Overcome Shyness
Olive Roberts Barton argues shy children build confidence through gradual social exposure. Start with one kind, non dominating friend, then add peers through shared interests, guiding group play to foster trust and future social success. The article urges patience and subtle parental support to help children develop lasting friendships.
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Jimmy
Exercise and birthmarks in health and myths
The piece discusses uncertainty about exercise's health benefits, noting many factors shape well being and that regular, consistent activity matters more than sporadic effort. It also explains birthmarks as benign malformations, outlines types like port wine and strawberry marks, and warns about potentially dangerous blue black moles needing prompt treatment, with radium as a treatment for strawberry marks in rare cases.
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Tropics
Home Club Columibus Meeting Notes and Local Updates
The Columbus Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. T L Johnsons home at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon with 3 members present. The minutes were approved and 12 new members enrolled naming Mrs C R White president and appointments for Mrs K G Dudney Mrs R C Stuart and Mrs J B Conway. The meeting featured a canning discussion led by Miss Griffin and a lecture by Mr Anstien on Gardening and Landscaping. Several local residents were noted as ill visiting or socializing, with multiple small updates and upcoming meeting at Mrs J R Autrys on April 17.
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Columbus Home Demonstration Club
T. L. Johnson
J. C. Johnson
J. $. Wilson Sr
Mildred Johnson
C. R. White
K. G. Dudney
R. C. Stuart
J. 8. Conway
Wor
Miss Griffin
J. R. Autry
Sunday Social Notes From Belton And Nearby
Belton and nearby residents, including Mr and Mrs J L Eley and Miss Mary Leslie, visited Nashville and McCaskill recently. Guests and visitors ranged from W F Eley to Mrs Nettie Wardlaw and Mrs Glen Eley, with a church singing invited for Sunday afternoon.
Pie of measles still in the community
Miss Latrance Simmons and Maxine Smith remain confined to their homes as measles cases persist in the community. Local health authorities urge caution and remind residents to monitor symptoms and seek care if needed.
Tokio Visitors and Nashville Contacts Chronology
A series of short notes list residents and visitors across towns including Tokio and Nashville. Names include Tokio Ernest Humphries Nashville visitor. Ruel Cooley. Q A Sanford. Kathryn Iolt. Sim Sanford. Coy Byrum. George Curtis. Aaron Puryear. Richard Westfalls. Floyd Cooley. Ea Smith. C M Cooley. Tatther Smith. Vernon McLaughlin. M L Stueart. Ab Cox. Melvin Smith. T A Sanford. Robert McClure. Jerome Luck. Porterfield. Amounts show mostly social and business visits on various days through Monday to Wednesday and last Tuesday.
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Kathryn Iolt
Nashville
Sim Sanford
Coy Byrum
McCaskill
George Curtis
Aaron Puryear
Richard Westfalls
Floyd Cooley
Ea Smith
C. M. Cooley
Mackville
Tatther ‘Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon McLaughlin
M. L. Stu
Community Visitors and Rainy Misfortune Report
Ant residents welcomed Taklo visitor Monday and Nashville guest Alonzo Sanford arrived Tuesday. Mrs J A Sarvford hosted a Nashvite visitor Friday as Highland couple Jne Cooley and family stopped by W T Ganley’s home. The Little Missouri River continues high after heavy rains. local residents report hardship from the weather.
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Ant
Alonzo Sanford
Nashville
J. A. Sarvford
Missouri River
Jne Cooley
Highland
W. T Ganley
Rocky Mound News Items and Social Happenings
Weather affected local activities as Crane of Spring Hit failed to reach his apartment Sunday. J W McWilliams of Shower Springs visited Mr and Mrs Henry Pickard on Wednesday. Mrs Theo Messer and daughter Avelon of New Liberty visited Mrs Pate. Charlie Stephens and family of New Liberty called on Mr and Mrs Hammet Tuesday. Walter Heirston visited Mrs Deward Silvey Thursday. Wily Fairchild and Morener Fincher spent Thursday afternoon with Tommie Buttler. Andy Jordan visited E Q Rogers Thursday. Miss Dale Mitchell spent Friday with Mrs Dewar Silvey. School closed last Friday after a very successful term with most pupils improving grades. Miss LaVern Purtle visited Sunday night with Miss Willie Dale Purtle and Tad Purtle of Guernsey spent weekend with home folk. Dewey Bearden called on Mr and Mrs Monday afternoon. Dining doves feed their young milk a fluid food from the crop.
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J. W. McWilliams
Henry Pickard
Theo Messer
Avelon
New Liberty
Pate
Charlie Stephens
Hammet
Walter Heirston
Deward Silvey
Wily Fiirchild
Morener Fincher
Tommie Buttler
Andy Jordan
E. Q. Rogers
Dale Mitchell
Dewar Silvey
Qur School
LaVern Purtle
Willie Dale Purtle
Tad Purtle
Guernsey
Dewey Bearden
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