McFaddin Addresses Texarkana College Graduates
Texarkana Texarkana College graduates heard Hope Ark. attorney Ed. F. McFaddin say life follows their choices if they translate world adversity into intellectual gain. Introduced by Supt. Stilwell he urged thoughtful living, noted old physical pioneer days are over, and warned of unemployment figures looming for their generation.
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Texarkana
F. McFaddin
Hope, Ark
Texarkana College
Texas Schools
H. W. Stilwell
McFaddin
Nash's C. and L. Tonic marketed for malaria and vitality
An Southern advertised remedy claims Nash's C. and L. Tonic cleanses the system, expels malaria from the blood, and provides a noticeable pick up for the tired and run down. It promises a money back guarantee via Ward & Son in Hope if no improvement after one week.
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Nash
Mr. Nash
Ward & Son
Vision and need for intellectual pioneers urged by attorney
The attorney urged listeners that the United States must press beyond physical feats to become intellectual pioneers. He outlined needs across law, education, chemistry, agriculture and ethics, stressing specific training, language, independent thinking, historical knowledge, and reverence toward God as essential traits for a well educated person.
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Logo
Bronel Yision
Jan Organization
Friction as Domestic Fuel and Other Oddities
An editor remarks on a quirky mix of ideas and misprints. The note mentions friction as a fuel substitute, a California factory fire amid a busy telephone line, Hitler and music, cows escaping, and a tired phrase about a front engine component.
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Uruguay
Philadelphia
California
Hitler
Cokwada
Helpful Household Hints and Recipes by Eleanor Howe
New canary singing tip and quick dessert ideas headline a household hints page. Recipes include Refrigerator Whip with crumbs and fruit preserves, a chilled strawberry cream and coffee ice cream, plus party tray service tips and clever kitchen hacks for writing fabrics and seasoning spices. Copyright 1938 by Eleanor Howe.
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Eleanor Howe
Eleanor Hows
Relatives Visited Across Town and States This Week
McCaskill Miss Geraldine Ryan visited relatives in Delight this week. Miss Grice Wortham and Janelle McCaskill visited in Nashville and Murfreesboro Monday. W. J. Whiteside and daughter Hilda are visiting relatives here. Mrs. M. O. Gorhinn visited relatives Lin Dorado this week end, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dillard and daughter Barbara Nell of Hobbs New Mexico visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gorham. Dorace spent the week end here visiting relatives and friends. Miss Grace Davis of Dallas Texas spent the week end visiting relatives here. Mrs. Braydon Anthony and daughter Bonnie Marie spent Sunday in Murfreesboro. Mes Dora Wortham visited in Pressfoot Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Moses of Benefton are visiting relatives here this week. Miss Jettie Curtis of Benton is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Full ten Curtis this week. A pie supper will be given at the McCaskill Methodist church Friday night May 27. The police are invited to attend. Reminders of War London reports Britain’s war graves commission identified 189 bodies of British soldiers killed in the World War. The commission’s records show 599 officials for burial and graves in France and Belgium. French searchers found 23 and 44 German bodies in Pas-de-Calais alone caring for Log.
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Burfreesboro
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Hilda
M. O. Gorhinn
Lin
Dorace
Grace Davis
Dallas
Texas
Braydon Anthony
Bonnie Marie
Murfreeshire
Mes
Dora Wortham
Press
Ezra Moses
Bene Fon
Jettie Curtis
Benton
Curtis
McCaskill Methodist
London
Britain
Commission
Boulies
Fringe
Belgium
Feonel
Pas-de- Calais
Formula for Bene Towbridge England Ve
Had Hitler and Mussolini been the British cricket idea of a semi military state. Tia will give you a sense of how it might be.
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Bene Towbridge
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Marylebone Club Secretary Denounces European Troubles
Sir Frances Lacey, secretary of the Marylebone Cricket Club, urged in a speech that cricketers should not bear blame for the current unrest in Europe, saying the community should avoid drawing connections to wider conflicts.
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Sir Frances Lacey
Marylebone Cricket Club
Europe
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