Two Hempstead Boys Accepted by Army for Service
News from Paris Texas reports two Hempstead county youths joining the Army. Joseph A. Nipper of Hope will serve in field artillery at Fort Sill Oklahoma, while William Durant Goodlett of Ozan has an undisclosed assignment. The Eighth area plans 2000 recruits monthly for the next three months. An Army recruiting office also exists in Texarkana. Navy recruiters in Texarkana say enlistees go to the San Diego training station. A passing remark about a local meeting is noted with no further relevance.
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Hempstead County
Peer
Paris
Texas
Joseph A. Nipper
Hope
Field Artillery
Fort. Sill
Lawtch
Okla
William
Durant Goodlett
Ozan
Enlat
Hitler Will Not Join With Italy
Paris reports Premier Laval sought a cautious stance amid the Malo Ethiopian crisis while Hitler assured Britain he would not strike at France. Germany aims for neutrality and maintains distance from Italy, with Britain pressing for a Franco British action plan at the League of Nations.
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Paris
France
Pierre Pierre Laval
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Italy
Hitler
Laval
Ethiopia
Laival
Europe
League
Vittorio Cerruti
Lavallaly
Laly
Mediterranean
League of Nations
Britain
Sir Phipps
Berlin
Phipps
Ilaly
Samuel Hoare
Geneva
Detroit Wins Continued From Page One Baseball Recap
Detroit and Chicago game narration shows no runs or hits through the innings with walks by Huck and Gehringer and defensive plays by Jurges Henshaw Galan and White. Green appears in the later inning as the continuation references.
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Chicago
Huck
Jurges
O Box
Henshaw
Goslin
Galan
White
Detroit
Gehringer
Herman
Lind
Sham
Harriett
Demaree
Fox
Hack
Rogell
Owen
Bridges
Cochrine
Greenberg
Chicago and Detroit Trade Runs in Late Cinch Battle
Chicago and Detroit played a tense game with multiple ties and lead changes. Highlights include bases loaded pressure, walks, and key hits from Jurges, Cavarretta, Greenberg, Goslin, and Gehringer as both sides exchange scoring opportunities through the seventh inning. The late rallies featured Cubs batters Hoffmann and Cavaretta delivering and Goslin securing crucial doubles for Detroit.
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Chicago
Cavarretta
Greenberg
Hack
Bridges
Jurges
Cavarrella
Cavalilti
Fielder
Chvice
Galen
Greenburgs
Herman Ines Seut
Owen
Detroit
US pre prohibition alcohol and fragrance notes
The text notes that before prohibition there were about 117790 saloons 7090 breweries and 236 distilleries in the United States. It also states that Orchid perfume is largely synthetic due to the high cost of producing it in pure form.
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United States
Gen Craig Named Chief of U S Army
President Roosevelt named Maj. Gen. Martin Craig as chief of staff of the U S Army. He succeeds Gen. Douglas MacArthur, who becomes military adviser to the Philippine commonwealth. Craig, a West Point graduate born August 5 1875 in St Joseph Missouri, has served in the Spanish American War, Boxer Rebellion, World War I, and as commander of multiple commands including the Army War College and Cavalry School.
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Washington
Matin Craig
The
War College
Roosevelt
United States Army
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine Commonwealth
Craig
West Point
St. Joseph Mo
Cuba
China
France
First Army Corps
Germany
Army of Occupation
United States
Army War College
Cavalry School
Fort Riley
Kan
Cavalry
Fourth Corps
Atlanta
Panama Division
Panama Canal Department
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
World belief on charms to ward off evil and illness
An old report states that fifty percent of people worldwide carry amulets or charms to protect against bad luck, evil spirits, and illness, reflecting widespread belief in protective objects.
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
An advertisement touts Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria claiming it not only relieves chills and fever but destroys the infection with tasteless quinine and iron. It markets two sizes, 50c and 1, boasting 25 percent more value in the larger bottle and notes safety for children.
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Grave
Grove
Arkansas Refunding Board reports large savings since 1934
LITTLE ROCK Salaries and operating expenses of the State Refunding Board since its 1934 special session total $193,222.04 in savings, while refunds at a discount on bond purchases add $1,373,872.23. Refunding Supervisor J O Goff told the capitol meeting that $149,817,192 in various refunding obligations have been issued, with $5,960,474.49 of known obligations yet to be refunded. Of $84,000,000 original highway bonds, $82,785,000 have been refunded, leaving $1,215,000 not deposited for refunding.
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Little Rock
J. O. Goff
Capitol
Bridge Bond Refunds And City Certificate Totals
Refunding bonds for tol bridge and DeValls Bluff bridge have partial refunds leaving large sums not deposited. City aid certificates issued and delivered total 6 076 384 82 with additional 61 388 86 issued but not 1 210 410 75 BAU certificates totaling 971 001. Historical note mentions a Tower and a Spokesman statement about Germany and Hitler.
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Tol Bridge Bonide
DeValls Bluff Bridge
Does Your Food Make You Strong or Weak
An old advertisement extols food as flesh and blood and warns of weakness from poor appetite and indigestion. It promotes B-L Tonlo as a digestive aid from JOHN S. GIBSON OR in Hope Arkansas, offering satisfaction or money back and promising refunds on the first bottle if not delighted.
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John S. Gibson
UG CO
Hope, Ark
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Army and Navy
Texarkana
John
HICU
Ries
Star
Heiter
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Duggar’s Star Brand Shoe Store
West Second Street
A&p
Kate Smith
KRLD
Bokar Coffee Pound
RED Circle Pound
Iona Peaches
P & G and
C. W
Jona
Tokay
Dozan
Scott
Suga
Pinto
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Berg
Gostin
Lindstrom
Harteey
Cavaretta
Jfield
Cawalik
Gulan
Cawaliki
Cochrane
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Harnett
Khen
Cawalski
Gen. Craig
U.S. Army
MacArthy
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
State of
Arkansas
Acts of the General Assembly
Erty
Ray FE
McDowell
Don Tower
John Bull
Rocker
Guo
R. V. Herndon
Hope Furniture Company
Cornelius
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