Barley and Turkey Talk Roosevelts Proclamations
A 1933 NEA Service digest covers proclamations about repeal of the 18th Amendment and the 21st Amendment’s early effect, Roosevelt’s winter liquor embargo remark, burlesque industry definitions, government graded turkeys for Thanksgiving, and a note on an unreleased Roosevelt speech given in Chestertown Maryland.
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Rornee Dutcher
Nea Weehington
Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
State
Congress
Roosevelt
Uncle Suin
ASA Consumers’ Guider
Chestertown
Lcnk
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying Yourself on Alicia Beds Date
Text appears as garbled guidance with sexualized, instructional content about self pleasure and foot care. No clear news event or individuals beyond generic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia
Foot care steps for grooming and hygiene
The excerpt describes trimming nails, pushing back cuticles, massaging feet to promote circulation, and using cream or lotion. It advises examining between toes for rash or dead skin, consulting a foot doctor if needed, and using antiseptic powder between toes to clear a rash. It notes polish is optional and primarily decorative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Patmas and guests visit and ball games noted
Patmas Mr and Mrs Lewis Sheppard of Evening Shade visit with Earl Jackson family while Hoquishs visit. Shreveport guests, quilting at Mrs Wide Burne, Martha Sue Johnson from Stamps weekend at her mother's home. Patmos girls and boys win first ten s. inner teams defeated. Various visits, church singing, and car law and soundproofing notes cited.
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Lewis Sheppard
Evening Shade
Horace Vines
Shreveport
Earl Jackson
Rue Hollis
Claude Hollis
Wide Burne
John Hamiter
Tafter
Martha Sue Johnson
Stamps
Ed Helms
This Place
Patmos
Guernsey
Huckabee
Callie Heiter
Hooch Hamiter
Hope
Seth Crews
Monroe Kent
Marie Ward
Mary Henry
Ellen Beyers
Irene Ward
Lucy Mumiter
Unknown Blond Is Sought After Tracy King Murder
David Bannister, the hotel orchestra leader, recalls the murder of Tracy King in a Manhattan hotel. A mysterious unknown blond woman, seen with a revolver, draws police attention as Denise Lang and King’s troubled circle surface in headlines.
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Wavin Gainis
Hollywood
Kywe
Prentont
Adele
Tin Hanataler Dines
JT P. Ton
Citor
Paasrom
Shelby Arms
Aperinent
Pheetre
Theonkinet
Shelly
Kata
Hewlett
Pracy King
David
Pallee
Bannister
de Wontin
Corunor Hives de Cin
Tha
al Deugan
Teader Butt
Link
Arcestea Teader
A. Nelson
Hoteg
Wing
Howe
Asak
Uva
Gulje
Kins
Phas Beso
Hiv Banatetore
Sis
Dargest
Loway
Finva
Gail
Bo Five
Hone
Shelby Artiss
Sorey
Banntsley
Harvey Kinswletna
Cunseler
Kaowdermi
Wulkinnd
Oewspaper
Denise Lang
Har
Tracy King
King
Amhey
Minte Fo Theatrical Uke
Kate Hewlett
Fenley
Wink
Cannister
Hesxun
Bitcher
Greanikg
Broad Street
Woreda
Roy
David Bannister
Central Headquarters
Captain McNeal
McNeal
Binn
Treimont
New York
Tremont
Vremont
Banteler
Forgotten promises carry through the postwar light
A reflective verse piece recalls former companions and dreams once shared during the war. Across fading lines the speaker cherishes gardens inns mountains tales and firelit memories of a woman, a shared peace, and a single enduring spring of love.
Blevins Defeats In Turbulent Norman Scrimmage
Blevins battles Norman in a hard fought game with multiple drive reversals. Key moments include Foster and Stephens scoring for Blevins, Parker and Gilmer making gains, and a late push by Norman that falls short. Referee Ledbetter oversees a tense clash with several turnovers and punts shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Parkay
Gilmer
Norman
Hornets
R. Parker
Jones
McDaniels
Foster
Normans
Spears
Stephens
Wildcats
Tribble
Blovns
York
Derryberry
Blevins
Fickle
Re Fupker
Stone
Gual
Yorom
Speirs
Parker
Youls
Yocom
Ro Parker
Giliners
Re. Parker
Slagle
Nowman
Lee
Giiner
Freyburger
Normins
Yorcan
Pal Bleving
Neryman
Jim
Norma
Joss & Pile
Fortified shellproof fort ideas and wartime defenses
Notes describe quickly mobilized villages or reserves in fort works with speeded up specialization and incentives. A sunken road leads to a concrete entrance barred by steel doors. galleries linked to power plants, control rooms, and supply depots. casemates of armor plate and reinforced concrete are believed to withstand artillery and provide layered defense against gas with air pressure differences.
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Kiehei
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Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
RR. McCarmhick
Associated Press
Tribeten
Olive Roberts
Ewied
Neaser
Nhin
Litte
Samera
Tve
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Eee
Brock
Patmas
Michigan
Laura
Lou Broonsan
Tita Sree
Bulted
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Uead
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Ats
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Blevins Lee
Buel
Soo Oudohie Dahason
Dim Johnso
Taft Guard
Cemer
KE. Parker
M. Grea
Stagle
Holt
Sims
Gillmor
E. Parke
D. Greer
Yorth Freyburger
Taunton Wilson
Barna
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Nowmar
Ghilfly
Hendrix
Ledbetter
Tech
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Blevins Conch
H. L. Lays
Ben Bk Shave
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