Hope Arkansas Second Class Post Office Notice Fragment
Fragmentary newspaper notice from Hope Arkansas referencing post office status under the 1897 act, various advertising and news agency notes, and memorial tribute policy details. Contains references to Associated Press, ad rates, and circulation regions, with incomplete phrases and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Arkansas
Tivila Pene
Col. R
Can & Goce
Hempstead
Nevada
Mule
LaFayette
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
E. Wack
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Bf Phy
Dizziness and fainting cautions from early medical notes
Medical guidance outlines fainting causes and first aid. Symptoms include pale face, dizziness, blurred vision, and cold sweat. Advice covers position, fresh air, cooling measures, and when to seek medical attention. The piece also lists local visitors and church events following the medical excerpt.
Kindness as a Rule for Success and Child Guidance
A reflective piece argues a rising movement of kindness and courtesy reshaping society. It praises unselfish acts and warns against gossip, urging parents to teach children gentleness, restraint, and polite conduct as a future standard of leadership and social success. It contends the great are simple and genuine kindness outpaces ruthless ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isse Janis
My Love Grand Climax in New Zealand Tale
Bruce Catton reviews M. Escott’s I Told My Love set in New Zealand. He praises the compact, tense prose and overall skill, though dislikes the chosen lovers and finds the ending painfully effective despite disapproval of the couple’s behavior.
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M. Escot
Norton
New Zealand
Miss. Escott
Hemingway
Syf
England
Huddlestons Return From Prescott Visit
Tokio Mr and Mrs Sam Huddleston returned home Sunday after a week with relatives at Prescott. A general rain party Sunday morning eased dry conditions. JS Harris and Hurshell Wisdom were business visitors to Nashville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dee Chism and Mr and Mrs L A Steuart traded in Nashville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Ware
Hope
Arthur Spanbanks
Corinth
J. T. Harris
Bingen
J. T. Harris Sr
Roy
Roy Wisdom
Barton's Grocery
Brad McLaughlin
Texarkana
Church of Christ
H.R. Holt
Nashville
Taylor Smith
Doyle
Travis McLaughlin
Hunter Ramage
Wisdom
Annie Rosseau
Sam Huddleston
G.C. McLarty
Ruby Wisdom
A. C. Molt War & Nashville
Noah Oldner
A.M. McLarty
George Tommy
Fannie Stuart
Prescott
JS. Harris
Hurshell Wisdom
Dee Chism
L. A. Steuart
Election Noise Not Real Vote-Getter
Byron Price notes that the closing days of national campaigns are marked by loud publicity and chant, with candidates and their speakers engaging in heated rhetoric as the political process enters its final phase. The piece questions the effectiveness of such noise in shaping actual votes and outcomes.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Uncertain romance on a long flight to Honolulu
Kay Dunn, a pretty stewardess, loves Ted Ghatran a veteran pilot who flies the trans Pacific route. Kay agrees to marry Ted to secure a home for Dickie but plans a reckless escape to Honolulu with Monte, stealing Ralph’s place as pilot. A tense journey follows as Kay suspects a foreign dancer Islah and a spy named Iilah may seek flight secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Dunn
Ted Ghatan
Ted
Jon
Dickie
Kay
Honulela
Monte
Ralph
Doris
Honolulu
Mariner
Hinh
Vlad
Isiah
Islah
Iilah
Escapade on the trans Pacific flight ends in resolve
Kay Gratigin plans to disembark in Honolulu to explain to Ted that the night’s lark was nothing. Monte reports Ted ordered him off the plane to await further instructions, while Kay suspects Islah may be spying and vows loyalty to Ted and the air service. The tension centers on danger from outside interests.
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Kay
Hono- Tulu
Ted
Monte
Honolulu
Air Service
Ilah
Islah
Hlah
Tigh
The Quiet Power Behind Presidential Victories
The article argues that campaign noise rarely shifts votes in close elections. It notes most voters decide early, leaving organizers at the precinct level to mobilize the decisive portion. Enthusiasts fill meetings while many stay home, underscoring the need for targeted private persuasion over loud public spectacles.
Sidelined voters may decide close election race
The text notes that many states anticipate a tight result as election day nears with many indifferent voters seen as potential margins. It also records biographical detail on Robert Howe, born in Brunswick County, North Carolina in 1782.
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Timnels
Robert Howe
Brunswick County
N.C
Gibson Drug Store Untangled Rhyme Leaves Tea Aid
A garbled OCR note mentions S. Gibson Drug Store and references tea leaves and a vague aid or motion. The fragment hints at a product or remedy but provides no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchu
S. Gibson Drug Store
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