Oglesby Pop and Library Program Aids Fort Smith Event
The large attendance at the Oglesby Pop program in Fort Smith indicates strong interest in libraries. Mrs Extwin Gossett presided, with Miss Pansy Wineberry performing piano pieces, and speakers including Mrs Henry Haynes on Arkansas library work and the need for better public libraries statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenna
Oglesby Pop AC
Ehdsen
Folleswyina
Extwin Gossett
Henry Haynes
Pansy Wineberry
Nee Honak
Clyde
Polls differ as Roosevelt leads in Maryland and nationwide
The Digest predicted Roosevelt victory and 41 to 46 states in 1922, though wrong on several states. Baltimore Sun stake claims a 63 percent Roosevelt vote in Maryland, while Ohio polls show Democratic gains. Illinois downstate hints at a tight race with Landon. Publications vary, making accuracy after election crucial.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Delarg
Hoover
Massachusetts
Bigde Island
New Jersey
FP. R
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Maine
Ohio
Scripps-Howard
Hurja
Cincinnati Enqui
Columbus Dispatch
Dlinois State Journal of
Springfell
Chicago Tribune
Hearst
New York State
New York Daily News
New French Star Simone Simon Shines in Girls Dormitory
Simone Simon debuts in Girls Dormitory at the Saenger, sharing scenes with Herbert Marshall and Ruth Chatterton. The drama follows a rich finishing school girl discovering first love, praised for her exotic beauty and rising acting talent amid critics’ acclaim.
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Simone Simon
Marshall
Chatterton
Saenger Thuteday
Simone Simone
See-Moan
Herbert Marshall
Ruth Chatterson
Simone
Oaly
Youngary
Res
Dixie Quartet to Sing at Nazarene Thursday
The Dixie radio quartet will be presented on a musical program Thursday night at the Nazarene church. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Quartet
Nazarene
Dixie Radio Quartet
Nazarene Choreh
Harmony Family Notes and Local Social Scene
Harmony Folks near Ehaven Springs welcome a baby boy named Bobbie Lee born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Jeanes. The article also lists many neighbors visiting relatives, Sunday dinners, and casual small talk. It notes a lighthearted exchange about a costly coat incident and an odd reference to vitamin D infusion in milk via irradiation and light exposure in sealed vessels.
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Buddy Jeanes
Ehaveer Springs
Poubdl
Bobbie Lee
Mhurhia Landes
Bobbie Jean
Thad Vines
J. S. Dougherty
Hazel
Joann
George Jordan
H. St. McWilliams
Melvity “Woimack
G. H. McMillen
Jeans
Dennie
Paul Ray Daugherty
Bernice
Ruth Ann Cumbie
Green Laseter
Lee Jeans
Helen
Robertson
Edwin Britt
Merrial Huckabee
Jana Little
Doris Helen
Mabel Sullivan
Little Rock
FH. Douthit
F. H. Douthit
Mabel
Mel Womack
Grandmother Womack
Willisville
Ray McWilliams
Ella Modnett
Sind
Merril Huckabee
Hope
Jin Hogerd Kay
Jett
Rogers
Governors for Bad Drivers Slow Car Speeds by Device
New York officials approved median lead governors to cap speed at 25 miles per hour for convicted reckless drivers. State motor vehicles commissioner Charles Hartnett said six people have received licenses and more could follow. One licensee reportedly caused three deaths driving at 55 then 74 mph before losing control. The article also contains unrelated zoological garble about snakes and scales ending with a nonsensical note.
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New York
Charles Hartnett
Sunday church and social visits in Benton area
Reverend W. E. Shurill preached at Benton with Sunday services. Numerous locals visited relatives and friends including Miss Lois Smith from Prescott and Miss Rul Huskey teaching in Center Point. Visits continued with families like Carman Montgomery, Huskey and Hendrix, plus travelers to Hope, Fort Worth, Dallas and West Texas in search of work.
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W. £. Shurill
Benton
H. I. Huskey
Fort Worth
Texas
Dallas
More Cox
Lois Smith
Prescott
Rul Huskey
Center Point High School
H. H. Huskey
Lee Huskey
Caroline
J. B. Huskey
Clifford Huskey
Marjorie
Patricia Ann
Amelia Joe
Marlin Hendrix
Hendrix
Sylvester Carman
Blevins
J. A. S Salmon
Kara Milam
West Texas
Grady Harris
L. Reese McDougald
Mr. McDougald
Absurdities and resolutions spark diverse voices
The excerpt gathers quotes from Dr. Howard Paul Sloan, John McCormack, Gov Allred, and Ruburt Muechins, reflecting on drinking laws, public resolve, and liberty of conscience. It links concerns about intoxicated driving with social policy and civil rights, portraying a period debate over public manners and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Paul Sloan
John McCormack
Trish Singer
Private Banks Lose Profits From Gold
The new gold standard plan by Morgenthau shifts gold settlement from banks to Treasury funds. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York will handle US stabilization funds, reducing private bank profits from gold movements between London Paris and New York. The dollar remains fixed at 35 dollars per ounce, while Britain France and others adjust their currencies under the gentlemens agreement.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Morgenthau
London
British Treasury
Equalization Fund
American Treasury
Stabilization Fund
Paris
Treasury
Wall Street
Bank of France
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
United States Treasury
England
France
Mae West Doll Displayed in Hope Window
Mae West doll crafted by NYA girls on display in a downtown Hope Gift Shop window. The toy from the National Youth Administration doll making project invites visitors to come up and see the lifelike figure featuring Mae West style curves and a friendly offer to visit anytime.
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Mae West
National Youth Administration
Mae
Pie-Cake Walk Benefit at Columbus Thursday
The Columbus Athletic club will hold a pie and cake walk at 7:30 p m Thursday night at the high school. Announcement made Wednesday. The feature quote from Jack Dempsey appears in the report.
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Columbus
Columbus Athletic Club
Jack Dempsey
Zrii Revival Sees Growing Interest Under Calhoun Sermons
Community revival at Zrii gains Tuesday and Wednesday attendance as Mr. Calhoun preaches on Power and Foxes. He warns worldly temptations threaten righteous living and Christian work. Services start at 7 30 in the high school gym with Holoman singers featured. The note mentions a local natural science treatise on ichthyology.
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Zrii
Calhoun
Tian
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