Russians and Americans Weigh Peace and War Risks
In Washington and Moscow officials assess a fragile Pacific strategy as Russia plans defense in Siberia and seeks industrial aid. The talk covers Japan, U.S. assurances, religious guarantees under the Russian constitution, and a looming steel export opportunity to bolster Russian structural needs amid a tense international climate.
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Litvinoff
Raveevelt
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Russia
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Nippon
Rednir
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China
White’ House
Roosevelt
NEA Service
Glorifying Yourself in Modern Skin Care
Advice column notes aging is natural and can add character. It emphasizes sleep and proper diet to reduce or manage wrinkles, urging a balanced routine for the busy modern woman. The piece frames middle age as not inherently negative and suggests practical steps over worry.
Fresh air for babies urges cautious outdoor airing
Olive Roberts Barton warns that while fresh air benefits infants, weather dictates safe timing. In harsh conditions she advises indoor nursery airings, controlled drafts, and gradual outdoor exposure under doctor guidance to avoid cold or wind risk.
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Cevers
Congnon
Skincare Tips to Reduce Wrinkles and Preserve Calm Expression
A vintage beauty note advises using a small amount of serum after cleansing to smooth fine lines around the eyes and mouth. It recommends nourishing dry skin with tissue cream, applying gently overnight, and avoiding forehead creasing or pursed lips to prevent permanent wrinkles. A calm, natural look is encouraged for a soothing impression.
Colt water as a beauty aid from a Boston trade note
A clipped item notes Colt water used as a beauty aid while Leeland’s large ice reservoir ran full last summer due to heat. The New Deal is described as rounded and limber. A 19th century Spain fashion trend saw bearded faces as false beards of varied shapes and colors to alter appearance and mood.
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Leeland
Spain
Mary Meno
Denise Lang in Key Scene From Tracy King Case
Denise Lang, long admired in Trevent society, meets Bannister and Galley at her home as investigators press for clues into Tracy King’s death. Parker Coleman arrives, King’s possible connections surface, and Denise denies knowledge of a late night visit while police pursue multiple leads.
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Pracy
Dent
J. Randolpeney
Post
Nike
Gainey
Feleod
Dunise Lung
Togic
Bannister
Denise Tang
Usuder
Vessar
Denise Lang
Vannister
Dragan
Minh Long
Hannister
Travelley
Sanuiater
Ge Lung
Degise
Ant
Mr. King
Betteve
Galley
Tracy’ King
Misa Lang
Panise
Galpey
Park
Troy
Turcaing
Parker Coleman
Miss Lang
Bennie
Corinth Divisions and Unity in Pauls Letters
The passage discusses Corinthian divisions over leaders and beliefs, highlighting Paul’s rebuke of factionalism. It emphasizes that the gospel unites believers in love and righteousness, and true Christian power lies in faith and God’s grace rather than worldly wisdom. The lesson, How to work with others, urges practical unity in God’s will.
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Athens
Corinth
Greece
Paul
Apollos
Cephas
Christ
Gaszl
Church of Corinth
Okay Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Mrs C Shuffield and twin boys return to Okay after Nashville stay. Henry Neil Parkes Robert Johnson Jack Turner and Miss Bessie Jones with Fulton visitors in Okay Sunday. Mrs E E Harris and Misses Rath erbert Collier June Harris Joyce Bowles call on Miley Cowling near Mineral Springs. Louise Bowles visits near Mineral Springs. Carson Young visits Okay Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs J A Collier visit Hope Sunday. Katherleen Collier Joyce Bowles visit Saratoga on a white Sunday afternoon. Friends of Miley Cowling sorrowful over serious illness at Texarkana hospital. Wanda Stokes returns to Ashdown after weeks here. Misses Damon Foster Eva Jane Long Louise Turner and C Shuffield attend teachers convention in Little Rock. Herbert Russell and Miss Clark and Pauline Dillard visit E E Harris Tuesday night. Kenneth and Claud Blevins of Hope visit Okay Thursday. Mrs J C Stone returns home after days with her mother Mrs J A Collier.
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J. A. Collier
Hope
Katherleen Collier
Joyce Bowles
Saratoga
Miley Cowling
Texarkane Hospital
Wanda Stokes
Ashdown
Damon Foster
Eva Jane Long
Louise
Turner
C. Shuffield
Little Rock
Herbert Russell
Ship Subsidies Aim to Aid U.S. Vessels Trade
The Norfolk Virginian-Photograph notes the concept of ship subsidies as a mechanism to allow American ships to carry goods that the protective tariff keeps in and out, emphasizing a policy link between subsidy and tariff protection.
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Norfolk
European War Looms: Three Solid Reasons Cited
A New Yorker letter counters alarmist claims about a coming European war. It outlines three reasons: Germany’s alliance with Neb Waye one, France’s lack of necessity, and Uncle Shyluck’s unwillingness to fund turmoil. The piece presents a cautious forecast amid tension.
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Germany
France
Qae
Shyluck
Guy Ter Uin
New Yorker
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