Memorial notices and local social roundup in Star News
The Star lists memorial policies and advertising notes while recording Sunday visits and local dating from Madge Calhoun Lester Gilbert Mack Roberts and others. It notes a policy against unsolicited memorials and tributes and records multiple Sunday calls and visits in the community including Mrs. Hill Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Cobb and Miss Helen Evans with various neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selbutes
Bret
Star
Madge Calhoun
Lester Gilbert
Mack Roberts
P. A. Neal
S. B. Cobb
Spring Hill
C. F. Gilbert
Hill
Columbus
T. F. Hicks
G. F. Shraver
Helen Evans
Willie Madge Calhoun
Lela Hicks
Claris Moody
Mose Questions Cash Groceries Mix Up
An elderly customer recalls questioning Mose about buying a large bill of groceries from Mr. Jones after his account had been carried long. Mose, surprised, explains he did not know Mr. Smith sold groceries for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose
Niagara Falls
Sandy
Sandy Iazlly
Que
Lorsel
Ele
Liver health and the dangers of overworked organs in a medical journal
The article, attributed to editors and a health magazine, explains how the liver detoxifies poisons from alcohol and fat, notes the role of abdominal health and constipation in biliousness, and warns that progressive liver damage can lead to death, though the body has safety reserves. It also critiques "liver pills" as laxatives rather than cures.
War Tomorrow Will We Keep Out A Book Review
A BOOK A DAY reviews a Foreign Policy Association pamphlet edited by Ryllis Alexander Coslin. The work argues that American entry into World War I followed from selling goods to Allies and Allied loans, urging reconsideration of neutrality laws to avoid future crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ryllis Alexander Coslin
Foreign Policy Assocation
America
Hilt
Humiliation and coping in a sensitive child
An article explores how a young girl named Kate endures daily humiliations at school and at home. It discusses parental and older sister responses, the torment of imagined insults, and the idea that forgetting is often the only workable cure. It presents coping strategies like personal daydreams or “cloud” visualizations to withstand hurtful moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Kate
Martha
Blakes
Betty
Therine
Katie
Sandy
Maplehurst
Ald
Old Liberty Social News Report
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Evert Edwards drew a large turnout Saturday night with guests enjoying a pleasant evening. Mrs Gictie Cushen and Miss Rebecca Gilbert visited Mrs Claunia Rosenbaum on Sunday. The Hicks and Gilbert families visited relatives in Locksburg last weekend. Further notes mention visits by Mrs Finisert and Lucy Martipents with Mrs Chas Springs, Lola Hicks McGoy, Verna Lou Edwards Calipnita and Willie g.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Edwards
Gictie Cushen
Rebecca Gilbert
Claunia Rosenbaum
Guy Hicks
Locksburg
G. W. Gilbert, Jr
G. W. Gilbert
Yand
Finisert
Lucy
Lucy Martitipents Saturday Night With Mrs. Chas. Springs
Lola
Hicks McGoy
Verna Lou
Edwards Calipnita
Willie G
Proposals and Promises Stir a Summer Dilemma
Jean confronts a tangled romance as Sandy, a West Coast athlete, unexpectedly proposes during a countryside stroll. She grapples with attraction, guilt, and loyalty to Bobby while debating a future beyond Maplehurst. The scene ends with a tentative plan for a future visit as tensions linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dunn
Donald Montague
Young
Sandy Hay Hins
Lak Glenn
Garry
Wingy Limwis
Sandy
Jean
Bobby
Lewis
Hobby
Sry
Terrane
Jenn
Devn
Robert Wallace
Ufe
Fillet Dancers Exercise Sheds Weight and Tone
The article describes a five-step ballet inspired routine from Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo to strengthen knees and slim hips and thighs. It advises careful practice, slow movements, and daily morning sessions, noting lasting results with consistent effort. It also reports local social news and a grocery purchase anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Bells Chapel pastor fills regular appointment
Bells Chapel Rey O S Free of Caney filled his regular appointment Sunday and accepted the call for the coming car. Mr and Mrs Bryan Ritchie and Mrs Mr Ritchie of Strong were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Melton Wiley Browning of Hope called on Miss Opal Yates Sunday.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Shivering with chills and fever are promised quick relief for malaria. The ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual action remedy that destroys infection while boosting blood with iron, claiming safety for children and value in two sizes 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Grave
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