Local Home Demonstration Clubs Report October Meetings
The Dolph Fulmer led Wallaceburg Home Demonstration Club met October 23 at 2 PM with eight members present. They donated twelve jars to Crippled Children’s Home in Little Rock and planned for Achievement Day. The Wallaceburg club met October 26 with fourteen members, focusing on safety and fire week, and planned a Christmas tree event.
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Dolph Home Demonstration Club
Fulmer
Harvey Fulmer
Cripple Childrens Home
Little Rock
Arlie Gearhead
Wallaceburg
Ed Terry
Noel Smith
Mildred Cullins
George Sampson
A. B. Harris
R.C. Tavilor
Neon Gas Discovered in 1898
Neon, a rare atmospheric gas, was discovered in 1898, marking a milestone in the study of noble gases. The finding highlighted the presence of an inert element in the Earth's atmosphere and spurred further research into noble gas series.
Waters of the Wilderness by Sei er
Immortal Wife by Stone appears as a brief literary note listing two titled works and author credits in a fragmented catalog entry. The fragment hints at literary titles but provides no plot details or publication context.
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Wilderness
Seier
Stone
New Books Added to Hempstead County Library Shelf
A list of new acquisitions at Hempstead County Library includes works by De La Ruene Stafford Halsey Cornwall Hastings Boulton Hichens Massie Roberts Shawn Tucker Welter Eliot Fos dick Freeman Harman Porter Saw ves Taylor Christi Ermine Flet che Hinllett Larri more Lawrence Loring Lynde Murphy Pedler Head Dickens Dickens Dickens Birds Hill Johnson Lancaster McCracken Moore O Hara Quentin.
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Hempstead County Library
de la Ruene
Boston
Stafford
Halsey
Cornwall
Hastings
Boulton
Mrs. Brand
Hichens
Massie
Keva Street
Roberts
Aiman
Shawn
Chedwear
Sheriff
Susie Slavls
Tucker
Welter
Louisa
Woodrow Wilson
Eliot
Fosdick
Lee
Freeman
Harman
Papa
Porter
Saw
Pledge and sacrifice frame war era duties at Ellington Field
An Oil Weekly editorial recalls a father watching three sons, two killed in action, receive wings and swear to defend the Constitution. It links personal loss to national loyalty, warns against Communist influence in politics, and questions postwar allegiance amid fears of Soviet and domestic threats.
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Hollingsworth
Ellington Field
Texas
United States Army Air Force
Ellington
Navy Air
America
the United States
Hillman
Communist Vote Surges in New York State Roosevelt Slated President Candidate
Roosevelt named as the Communist Party candidate on their ballot with over 400 000 votes reported in New York State. The notice highlights the party's significant electoral presence and positions Roosevelt as the nominee on their line.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
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Lawrence
Keeper of the Faith
Loring
Matt Boyes
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Hill
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Pedler
Head
David Copperfield
Dickens
Oliver Twist
Singing
Birds
Bride
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Lancaster
McCracken
Moore
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Quentin
Hollingsworth Hospital
Arkansas
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Arkansas Public Expenditure Council
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Constitution
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Department of Justice
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Chicago
United States Department of Justice
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the Oil Weekly
Houston
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Thomas E. Dewey
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