Hitler the soap-boxer rises through German politics
A sweeping portrait outlines Adolf Hitler as a leading soap-boxing orator who rose from humble beginnings to become a dominant force in Germany. It notes his early Socialist ties, the 1923 putsch, rapid political ascent, and forecasts a future master of Germany as he builds a mass following and electoral strength in Prussia and beyond.
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Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
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Munich
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Incomplete Text Fragment on Bestia 191 Rates and Costs
An OCR fragment discusses Bestia 191 rates and payments. It mentions COL R R McCormick and states rates of 2.75 and 5.00. It references advance payment and a routing detail but lacks clear context or full names and dates.
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Bestia
Todurn Civilisation Te Beda
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Platform calls for highway funds to boost county roads
The Star outlines a county platform advocating revenue improvements to fund a highway program. It proposes annual construction of four hundred cents of revenue for road work, aiming to reduce unemployment and bolster agricultural efficiency. The plan promotes continued progress on highway development and efficient government through streamlined expenditures.
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Enon
Hempetecd
Seadridge
Prarelema Ony
A Shoemaker to His Task and the Lindbergh Hoax
The piece lambasts John Curtis for exposing the Lindbergh baby hunt as a hoax and argues crime is a government matter best pursued by seasoned police. It condemns publicity hunting by clergy and former officials, urging vigilance against sensationalism and stressing crime against society and the state.
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John Curtis
Lees Curtis
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Clayton speech links tariff to farmer power in 1932 politics
W L Clayton, speaking at the American Cotton Shippers Association in Memphis, argues that cotton farmers’ buying power, damaged by high tariffs and war debts, must be restored through tariff reduction and debt relief. He criticizes Democratic missteps since 1928, urges party revival in 1932, and calls for cutting government costs to revive U S industry and trade.
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W. L. Clayton
American Cotton Shippers Association
Memphis
Democratic Party
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Chicago
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Europe
France
Germany
United States
America
Hempstead County Farms See Unprecedented Improvements
Substantial farm improvements mark Hempstead county progress with farmers showing prosperity and satisfaction. Road work continues as Crostoe keeps county convicts busy on public roads. Mrs. A H Reaves and daughter Lola depart for Little Rock to reside in the future.
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Crostoe
A. H. Reaves
Lola Reaves
Little Rock
Ten Years Ago Visit Notables From The City
Dr J M Workman president of Henderson Brown College Arkadelphia traveled via the city today en route to Ashdown Mrs W L Ellisy of Saratoga was here yesterday Miss Maude Best returned from Shreveport Thelma Haynes spends weekend in Mineral Springs Mrs G A Ruggles and baby Jane left for relatives in Texarkana and DeQueen Mrs Living Jones and baby left for Mineral Springs to visit sister Kemp for the weekend
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J. M. Workman
Henderson-Brown College
Arkadelphia
Ashdown
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Saratoga
Baby
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Mineral Springs
Weekly Farm Letter Encourages County Papers and Farmers Support
Indiana readers urged to back their home papers and editors, with tips on farm life, livestock and poultry markets, and how to use the Farm and Marketing Bulletin. The note stresses subscription support, timely advertising for pure bred stock, and practical advice like fumigation to kill weevils in peas and grain. The writer thanks farmers for their letters and urges continued local involvement and payments.
Ant Quenches Thirst Then Hails Dead Horse Ride
An ant fixates on a dead horse carcass as a rum runner's car passes. Liquor bottles are bounced, breaking. The ant drinks, then seizes the horse by the tail and exclaims a bold invitation to head home, in comic bravado.
Scarlet fever diagnosis and final message to wife
A young doctor declares the patient has scarlet fever and warns it is highly contagious. The gravely ill man, speaking faintly to his wife Denrie, says creditors can be informed that he is finally in a position to give them something.
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Denrie
So Big Coming to the Saenger Sunday and Monday
The So Big film heads to the Saenger Theatre Sunday and Monday, starring Barbara Stanwyck with an all-star supporting cast including George Brent Dickie Moore Bette Davis and Mae Madison Warner Bros hails it as a top season production and critics echo the praise based on the adaptation from Edna Ferber's novel.
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Edna Ferber
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Dickie
So Big Cast Impresses With Baroque Star Power
The feature showcases Bette Davis in a brunetic style similar to her blonde roles, with a bright up and coming cast led by Mrs Stanwyck. Notable names include Arthur Stone Earl Foxe Alan Hale Dorothy Peterse Dawn O Day Blanche Frederici Bill LeRoy Martha Mattox and Lion Belmore in a remarkable array of players. Director William A Wellman signals high production standards.
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Alan Hale
Dorothy Peterse
Dawn O'Day
Blanche Frederici
Bill LeRoy
Martha Mattox
Lion Belmore
Mrs Stanwyck
William A. Wellma
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