Old Houses and Social Gatherings Highlight Community Life
A collage of reminiscences about old houses and memories frames a community scene of clubs, church events, and visits. Notes include Reading Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Aveh Moore and Mrs. C. M. Agte, a mission meeting in Nashville with Dr. and Mrs. Brewster, and various local residents attending events and traveling to gatherings.
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Buy View
Clark
Aveh Moore
C. M. Agte
Wo FP. Saner
Thas. Brewster
Southern Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tenn
Dulin Parse
Dardened
Saul
William Pruitt
Holly Grove
Brewster
Ouachita
Synod of Arkansas
A. Cy. Kolb
Oklahoma City
Ollo
Southern Medical Age
Pimples Cleared After Using Ad levika Says Verna Schlepp
Verna Schlepp credits Ad levika with clearing pimples and giving smooth glowing skin. The product allegedly cleanses both bowels and relieves constipation that worsened her complexion, per John S. Gibson Drug Co.
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Verna Schlepp
John S. Gibson
Halloween Carnival by Ozan Women Missionary Society
Ozan Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society hosted a Halloween carnival in a vacant store owned by L. A. Robins. Activities included Hatchili sold throughout the evening, a House of Horrors, Witch, and Spirits’ Fish Pond. Jadly jack o lanterns lit the building as black cats owls and witches set a festive mood with chili aromas.
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Ozan Methodist Women's Missionary Society
L. A. Robins
Fish Pond
Hallow Eye
Ice Water Sentence Carried Out in Berkeley Trial
In Berkeley California on Monday Gustav Berndt 44 received an unusual sentence as he was doused with multiple pitchers of ice water after being found guilty of pouring water down his wife Charlotte Berndt. Police Judge Oliver Youngs ordered the bailiff to execute the punishment immediately.
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Berkeley
Calif
Gustav Berndt
Husky
Berndt
Charlotte Berndt
Oliver Youngs
Charles Martin
Nations urged protest against Nazi crimes
Secretary Hull noted ongoing interest in German developments while Senator King urged global protest against Nazi crimes. He compared the regime to medieval Hun barbarism and condemned brutal persecution of Jews and Christians in Austria and Germany. He criticized governments for not uniting to demand action and sever diplomatic ties if persecutions continued.
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Hull
Germany
King
Democrat
Utah
Austria
National Defense Drives Utilities Credit Quest
A government plan to provide two billion dollars over two years to U S utilities signals a defense justification while masking broader aims. Analysts note past credit slumps and a controlled expansion, with funding aimed at bottlenecks in the industrial quad rangle and cross-connecting plants to safeguard production.
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Preston Grover
Washington
Sion
Tasulk
TVA
Walk Ten Miles to Save Writing in Suffolk Plan
In Stowmarket Suffolk DB reports that walkers would cover ten miles to deliver a message rather than write letters. Eastman, member of the West Suffolk Education Committee, weighed plans to improve children's spelling as part of the discussion.
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Stowmarket
Eng
Suffolk
Eastman
West Suffolk Education Committee
Red Cross Promotes Swim Safety and Lifesaving Training
The Red Cross reports rising participation in water safety courses as thousands join beach and pool activities while drowning deaths decline from about 12,000 to 7,000 annually over 26 years. Chapters nationwide trained 82,009 individuals last year, teaching rescue and resuscitation to protect both swimmers and those in distress.
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American Red Cross
Thas
Poal
Red Cross
E. Person da
Mars Invasion Sparks Horror Boom In New York
George Ross reports on a wave of Mars themed frenzy sweeping New York culture amid Orson Welles radio drama. Book sellers, bibliophiles, and film exhibitors race to cash in on H. G. Wells and Jules Verne works while Hollywood delays crest new sci fi productions. Greenwich Village’s vast footprint contrasts with a quiet dining mystery at the Hotel Taft as crowds react to the era of Martian scare and cinema.
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New York
Orson Wells
Mars
H. G. Wells
Wells
Julees Verne
Brooklyn
Film Exchange
Manhattan
Grovers Mill
N.J
Rialto
Auto factory city wage costs show 1987 relief lower in Detroit Flint South Bend
Statistics indicate that the 1987 relief cost in automobile factory centers Detroit and Flint in Michigan and South Bend in Indiana was lower than in most other large cities.
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Detroit
Flint
Mich
South Bend
Ind
Texas Canadian Co Gets Second Producer in Nevada County
Prescott Ark Texas Canadian Oil Co stock No 2 in section 9 15 22 southern Nevada county last week showed as a good shallow producer yielding 100 to 150 barrels daily with no water. The wildcat dried by J E Spears et al in section 18 14 21 spudded Friday night. The well lies on the Humble fault two and one half miles southwest of Waterloo production and 644 miles northeast of Falcon.
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Prescott
Ark
Texas-Canadian Oil Company
Nevada County
J. E. Spears
Humble
Waterloo
Falcon
Unions Grow in Britain and Northern Ireland 1937 Rise
Trade union membership in Great Britain and Northern Ireland rose by 550000 during 1937, reaching a total of 5851000 as reported for the year. The gain reflects broader labor organizing and increased industrial activity across the region.
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London
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Navy Captain Powell Nominated for All American Honors
Annapolis reports Navy varsity captain Lucien Powell from Groveton High School in Ark. has been named a personal choice for All American honors by coach Hane Hardwick. Powell, an 180 pound end, is praised as durable fast and an outstanding pass catcher and blocker with leadership on defense. his Columbus Day performance may seal the selection.
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Annapolis
Lucien
Powell
Adonis
Ark
Navy
Hane Hariwick
Hardwick
Columbus Day
Powel
Acader Groveton High School
Wick
Les
Bete
Demande
Paris Museum Teaches Liquors With Bar Exhibit
The Paris city museum project aims to feature a bar and tea room as part of the Musee de Homme in the Trocadero. The hall will host scientific exhibits and serve as an educational attraction for visitors.
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Paris
Sieves
Musee de Homme
Trocadero
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