Cap Hat Winter Functions and NRA Progress Noted
A 1933 NEA digest reports on Cap-Hat Winter functions scheduled as the NRA monitors code progress via a reception office and scoreboards on the Commerce Building floor. It also notes TVA establishing a library to answer valley information requests and White House party dates for the season.
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Washington
NRA
Commerce Building
Muc
Faigle
TVA
Tennesee Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley
White House
Roosevelts
Warm Springs
Perkins
A. F. of L
Montevideo
Hulanc
Welles
NEA Service, Inc
Eld. Paul Reeves Bids Farewell at Rocky Mound Health
Eld. Paul Reeves of Minden Louisiana preached his farewell sermon at Rocky Mound Health this Sunday and Sunday night. Eld. E GC Grignt of Prescott will preach the first Saturday and Sunday of each month in place of the second. Miss Shive Elking of Hope and Miss Beryl Pickard shared Sunday dinner with Miss Faye Pickard. A large crowd attended the party at Mrs Messex’s home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs E M Hart and Mr and Mrs B M Hazard spent Sunday with relatives at Laneburg and Mt Mosiah. Mr and Mrs Dale Hunt visited Sunday afternoon with the Hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Paul Reeves
Minden
E. GC. Grignt
Prescott
Shive Elking
Hope
Beryl Pickard
Faye Pickard
Messex
E. M. Hart
B. M. Hazard
Laneburg
Mt. Mosiah
Dale Hunt
Hunt
Why babies cry and mothers instinct to soothe
A reflective piece on why well babies cry and how mothers soothe them. It explains crying as a natural lung mechanism, the social habit risks of rocking, and how excessive crying should prompt medical advice. It emphasizes that most crying signals normal needs like hunger, discomfort, or changes in breathing, and urges professional input if crying is excessive or strained.
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Bebeergticn
Ber Ab Wue
Menithe
Hempstead
Nevad Rere Miller Rat LePage Solis
RR. McCormick
Associated Press
Temas
Ste
Star
Plymouth
Glorifying Yourself A Fashion AdviceColumn 1940s
The piece discusses achieving an ideal feminine figure through posture and foundation garments. It notes standing and sitting gracefully to reduce hollows, then advises athletic individuals may skip a girdle, while less active readers should consult an expert to select a high quality foundation garment and avoid bargains.
Forgotten sweetheart leads to party mood set in town
Joan recalls a tense afternoon after a humiliating scene with Bob and Barbara then returns home to a worried mother and sister Pat. Pat confronts drinking at a Jerry Forrester party, while Joan reflects on family tensions and a planned ride to a road house with Jerry. The chapter ends with plans to continue.
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Bob Weston
Honaire
Aren
Bie Ardara
Courtney
Society
Xu Fe
Jean
Antage
Ashe Henra
Ier
JM Wanbicld
Bob
Joan
Bod
Barbara
Clin
Jim
Sim
Goodby
Pat
Siother
Jerry
Bill
Bil
Abe
Alek
Jerry Forrester
Gayle
Jonn
Prudence
Tammany Facing a Certain Beating
New York political crisis centers on veteran Brooklyn boss Johnny McConey who collapsed before a Tuesday meeting of rebellious district leaders. His illness follows his pledge to stay loyal to Mayor John P. O'Brien, while McKee leads a growing Independent Recovery push aimed at stripping party bosses. Fusion forces condemn hidden privileges as defections ripple through McKee’s campaign across New York City and Staten Island.
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New York
Johnny McConey
Brooklyn
Tammany
John F. Curry
McConey
John P. O'Brien
Bolt
Supreme Court
John McCovey Jr
McCooey
McKee
O'Brien
Alfred E. Smith
Independent Recovery Party
Joseph W. McKee
Cooper Union Hall
Samuel Seabury
Fiorella H. la Guardia
United States
Ray Mulligan
Milton Sittenfield
Samuel Koenig
Sideglances and McKee ties stir Brooklyn political jostle
George Clark notes Tammany backing McKee aligned forces in Brooklyn amid a call to Kenneth Sutherland in Coney Island. The piece mentions a $9,140 job and a Sunday preaching event by Rev. Wallace R. Rogers, with family and birth updates amid community notices.
Sunday social guests visit multiple families in Piney Grove and Hope
Providence Me and Mrs. Carl Thornton and children of Piney Grove host Sunday dinner for J. W. Ray family with W. R. Huddleston Jewel Moore and families from Hope also visiting. Dale Tonnemaker J. F. Tonnemaker Rocky Mound and Victor Campbell with baby visit P. A. Campbell family. Milton Simmons Grady Browning Loresa Burham and A. F. Simmons visit Bright Star. Lora Jones and children from Hope visit E. S. Jones family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thornton
Piney Grove
W. R. Huddleston
Hope
Leo Ray
Jack
J. W. Ray
Jewel Moore
S. B. Jones
Dale Tonnemaker
J. F. Tonnemaker
Rocky Mound
Uncertain Fragments Cite Cough Remedies and Refund Offer
Fragmentary text advertises cough remedies claiming rapid relief and strong science. It references a druggist authorizing refunds for unreleieved colds and mentions a mix of seven aids with emphasis on modern treatment being powerful yet mild.
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Therm
Crea
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Victor Campbel
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Wallace R. Rogers
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