Brain Trusts shape radical bills in Congress
Washington story argues most radical proposals come from Congress not a brain trust. It cites the 20 hour week bill the cotton control act and unemployment and old age pensions as purely congressional, with the White House often holding back on others. Roosevelt jests about Henry Morgenthau and Henry Toomb as a light moment. It also notes Maryland and Wisconsin senatorial dynamics and power plays around governorships and patronage.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Congress
William P. Connery
Massachusetts
Connery
Tankhead Brothers
Alabama
AAA
Agriculture Wallace
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Johnson
Capitol Hill
White House
Frazier
Fletcher
Florda
Reyburn
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Henry Toomb
Warm Springs
Henry
F. D
Henry the Morgue
Henry the Lamb
Saving the six-year molars keeps teeth straight
A dentist explains the danger of decaying six-year molars keystone teeth. If these teeth deteriorate it throws bite alignment off and risks crowding. Emphasizing prevention through brushing, diet, and regular fillings, the piece urges continued milk, leafy vegetables, and cod liver oil to strengthen teeth and jawbone.
Hoeppel’s Bid for Governor Faces Aged Question
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Representative John H. Hoeppel of Arcata California and a disputed pronunciation of his name. The text hints at a grim view of Louisiana governorship succession and a term ending with a handpicked successor, but clarity is limited by garbled lines and misread words.
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Louisiana
Glorifying Yourself By Alicia Hart
Advice on how to care for skin during summer to achieve a tan or maintain a pale complexion. Recommends sunscreen or suntan lotion, controlled sun exposure, wide brim hats, and umbrellas. Warns against sunburn and suggests cosmetic options for freckles. Emphasizes keeping skin well oiled and nourished with cream.
Local Notes From ElDorado Area Community
The New Beat reports social visits with Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers and Mrs Charles Rogers of El Dorado and Harmony guests Mrs Thad Vines. Funeral of Glenn Williams in Hope attended by J B Beechworth and family. Early McWilliams Glendon and Taylor Phillips picked strawberries at Delight. Cemetery work planned at Shower Springs next Monday the 28th with requests to bring tools. Additional visits include Mrs John Card and Mrs John Robertson of Hope calling on sisters Molly Talley and Will Rogers. J W McWilliams and Jee Daughtery visited Hone on business. The community notes mention ongoing activity as old men prepare to drill the first well and local residents attend church at Bedenn.
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Parker Rogers
Jack Rogers
ElDorado
Charles Rogers
J. B. Beechworth
Glenn Williams
Hope
Roy Rogers
Shiloh
Early McWilliams
Glendon
Taylor Phillips
O. J. Phillips
Marel Huckaker
Thad Vines
Harmony
Howard Collins
Arthur Rogers
J. W. McWilliams
J. S. Reed
Shower Springs
John Card
Washington
John Robertson
Molly Talley
Will Rogers
Hugh Laseter
Henry Pickard
Miss Pay
Rocky Mound
Bedenn
J. W. McWillims
Jee Daughtery
Local church sermons and social notes from Washington area
Rev Harrell preached two sermons at the Methodist church Sunday. Washington high senior class and two students attended senior day at Henderson State Teachers College Friday. Mrs Ea Gold and daughter Jo Elia Margaret Pruitt visited Kilgore Texas. Margaret Robinson expected home for Trimble Ettter wedding with her parents. Mr and Mrs Madison Wilson and others spent Monday in DeQueen. Ice cream and cake planned by Baptist missionary ladies May 26 at courthouse lawn. Virginia Stewart returned from DeQueen visit. Mary Pilkinton returned from Henderson State Teacher’s College area. Pinegar family moved to farm for summer. Paul Dudney moved saw mill back to Washington. Warren Finley and Harvey Turner visiting relatives in California. Gids and Hosa Wallace, former residents, visiting Washington, now in Shreveport after Mother’s Day.
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Washington High School
C. C. Stuart
Kathryn Holt
Henderson State Teachers College
Ea Gold
Jo- Elia Margaret Pruitt
Joe Atterbury
Kilgore
Texas
Margaret Robinson
New York City
T. J. Robinson
Madison Wilson
M. H. Stuart
Melson Frazier
DeQueen
Fannie Jane Elmore
Arkadelphia
Elizabeth Berkshire
Points
J. W. Butler
M. H. Long
Little Rock
Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society
Court House Lawn
Virginia Stewart
Rufus Prince
de- Queen
Mary Pilkinton
Louise
James
Henderson State
Eugene Pinegar
Paul Dudney
Washington
Warren Finley
Harvey Lee Turner
California
Fannie Gids
Hosa Wallace
Washingtont
Shreveport
Lit
Community Singing Gathered for Shover Springs Event
Rainy afternoon in Shover Springs brought residents to a public singing on Sunday May 27. Attendees included Mrs. Taylor of Hope, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Byer, Nellie Watyne of Oklahoma, Mrs. Early MuWillbais, and Mrs. Jota Reene with family.
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Shover Springs
Taylor
Hope
Phillips
Nilips
Rs. Rober
Byer
Mra
Nellie Watyne
Oklshuia
Early MuWillbais
Jota Reene
Ciestae Jotuiwun
Old Grant Daunt
Mr. Vaaie
Wilthiangee
Pak Mas
Garde
Nashville and area visitors list scattered through week
A string of brief notes records business and visiting activity across Nashville and nearby towns. Names include Tokio A C Holt E L Hassell Oscar Daniels Virgil Wortham Jagle Hutson Fay Mills Luther Gosnell Ed Smith C M Cooley J T Harris L M Wondse and family, McCaskill, Enid and Roy. Occasional social mentions note a pie supper at Bingen and relatives visiting Saturday night.
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A. C. Holt
Nashville
E. L. Hassell
Hope
Tokio
Oscar Daniels
Belton
Virgil Wortham
McCaskill
Jagle Hutson
Enid
Okla
Fay Mills
Luther Gosnell
Bingen
Ed Smith
C. M. Cooley
Harris
L. M. Wondse
Woods
J. K. McLarty
Billy Bryant
Roy
Candace McLarty
Eli Woods
A. B. Woods
Oxygen The Breath Of Life Ends If Interrupted
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the vital dependence on oxygen and the fragile breathing system. He notes the body can survive long without food or water but only minutes without oxygen, and outlines how brain and spinal nerves, air passages, and lungs govern breathing to prevent fatal interruption.
Oxygen and breath control in athletic performance
The text explains how long a person can hold breath with training and oxygen supplementation, noting 45 seconds as typical, five to six minutes with slow deep breathing, and up to 15 minutes with extra oxygen. It discusses oxygen use during rest, walking, and heavy work, and how trained athletes manage oxygen debt to avoid discomfort and achieve a second wind.
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old time ad claims Carter's Little Liver Pills will flush two pounds of bile from the liver, promising quick morning energy. It argues minerals and bitters fail, touts gentle vegetable extracts, and urges readers to ask for Carter's Liver Pills at local stores.
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Carter
C.M
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