Garden and river joys lure with gentle costs
A column praises nature and free pleasures, noting how landscapes delight those passing by. It mentions blooming flowers in Emmat and Texarkana Show highlights, local garden scenes at North Pine and West Avenue C, radio programs, and social notices from Henderson State Teachers College to Yellowstone trip plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Younans
Emmat
Texarkana
Hope
North Pine
West Avenue C
Johnny Hereford
Youth Voices on Peace and War Echoes From Campus Past
An imperfectly transcribed reminiscence recalls a campus morning of music beneath elms as sophomores gathered for drills and seniors saluted in cap and gown. It laments a shift from peaceful assemblies to wartime fears and questions the right to refuse service amid global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priye
Dennis
Collepes
Lave
Thyiy Elaserounis
Pimwr
Eeowie Wien
Well Federation
South Krave
Hope Student Honored by Ouachita College
Miss Dorothy Dollarhide a Hope High School graduate and Ouachita College senior in Arkadelphia was named to the 1936-37 Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. She graduates Summa Cum Laude and holds multiple leadership roles including president of the student government, editor of the literary magazine, and honorary society chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dollarhide
Fof Hope Uigh School
Ouachitas College
Arkadelphia
Ouachita
Epsilon Omega Siema
Pi Kappa Taui
Ouachita College
Ass Sistant
Youth and War Duty in Modern Times
An editorial argues that in future conflicts youth must bear the burden, sacrificing dreams of building and learning. It recalls World War I mobilization, college debates on military drills, and plans like NYU mock mobilization, Vassar student strikes, and calls for a responsible citizenry over futile sacrifice. It notes wartime lessons and demographic facts about casualties and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tsiwe Hen
Sygin
Ak War
Aesvares
Columbia
France
Michigan
Army
New York University
Wuld
Vassar
Alablu
They Say and Do We Help the Misfit in Industry
Walter B Pitkin notes annual gains in technical efficiency will narrow the employable group as needs grow stricter while Clarence Darrow argues misfits deserve treatment as patients rather than punishment. The public spends 390000000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Pitkin
Clarence Darrow
Government salary gaps and media offers stir 1937 headlines
Budget bureau data shows about half of federal workers reported as of January 31 1937 with many under $1000 annually. Average pay across 396 513 employees stands at 1860. Largest group earns 1440 while 6291 top earners make 5000 or more and 89 exceed 10000. Also notes about Hollywood offers and medical quackery cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Budget Bureau
Residence Requirement for Voting Registration
The passage states that each state requires a period of residence before voting as a qualification. Registration must prove this residence to prevent frauds, underscoring the need for proper verification of residency for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Beasts Prove State Once Underwater, Scientists Say
Researchers argue that fossil remains of aquatic creatures reveal the historical submerged condition of the state. The discovery underscores ancient shoreline shifts and supports models of past sea levels shaping regional geology.
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Prances Snyder
Henderson State Teachers College
Kine Snyder
Frank Hassell
Dale Jones
Yallowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Seattle
Wash
San Diego
Calif
Glen Willis
Edward Woodford
Mr. Woodford
Little Rock
P.T. A. Council
Hayes McRay Wolf Tittle Daugl
CBS
Jeannette Mc
Donald
Hanrsomt
Nelson Eddy
Maytine
Exquisite Fer
Phyllis
Detroit
Mich
K. G. McRae
Knala Alexander
Ralph Reutm
North Pine Street
Macha Ann Singleton
Lawrence Mars Fin
Alexander
W. R. Alexander
Massanet
Hullaunder
Miss Singleton
Kathryn Kimball
Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
Don Smith
South Ele Street
T. C. Whitworth
Joseph Wheeler
Chas. Haynes
Washington, D.C
George
Anid
D. A. R. Congress
Walter Briggs
Briggs
Dorothy Porter
Nona Steele
I. AT. Patterson
Helen Hunter
Harold Byers
Little Rok
Poplar Grove
Woodmen
Puhe City Hall
Omr
Mrs.b. Bare
Texas- Inne
City
Los Angeles
Carl Marvity Hensley
China
Lau Ssu-Li
Willets
Hensley
Sam
Saenger
Jeanette MacDonald
Parmment Newn
Wil Rogers
Last
We Forget
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Kmong
Sor
Cassidy In
Brouce Margaret Aenot
Mr Onosey
Sinner
Kay Francis
Vines
Sime In Hope
Ray Francis
I Ly
Gene Autry
Metra-Goldwyn-Mingers
Hempstead County
Anave
W. E. Stewart
Tyler, Texas
Chie Filn
Marie Maris
Cecil Simin
Sillman
Emery Luther Sillman
Maxes
Tad
Shipley Studio
Jdnt St
Great Britain
Owen Dauphinee
Tomillon
Ont
Candy
Deparsiend
Todey Hope Confectionery
T. G. Klump
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Henry Fort
Rubye Nix Zioncheck
Kansas
Bea Creatures
Marinello Beauty Shop
Rollator Refrigerator
Norge
Astorta
Hope Furner
Y. Herndon
Branty
T. S. Cornelius
Hope Star
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