New Deal Washington Through Khaki Shirts and Change
Washington correspondent Willis Thornton surveys a quiet capital under the New Deal era. He notes the Khaki Shirts uprising quelled with minor fines, the urban renewal of red brick districts, and a government eager yet imperfect in solving national issues. The piece blends satire with observation on NRA, forestry plans, and a shifting federal landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willis Thornton
Rodney Dutcher
Nea
Potomac
NRA
Donald BR. Richberg
United States
John van Antwerp MacMurray
Iga
Latvia
State Department
Soviet Russia
Ss MacMurray
Riga
National Screw Thread Commission
Roosevelt
American Forestry Association
Civilian Conservation Corps
Capitol
Chicago
New Deal
Pennsylvania Avenue
NEA Service, Inc
A Change of Tennant and a House in Need of Repair
A married couple Mr and Mrs Adams built a home with pink bathroom tile and green parlor wallpaper. After mortgage strain they rented to tenants who damaged the house. When the tenants left a year later the Adamses faced repairs and dwindling rent profit before considering renting to a new tenant with a request to redo the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Tennant
Adamses
Mr. Adams
Adams
Graceful Styling for Gray Hair Ladies
Soft coiffures suit gray hair with mature poise. Avoid tight knots, favor loose backs and gentle waves to flatter features. Premature grays invite sophisticated color, while under thirty should reveal more hair with suave hats. Makeup should be subtle, pink tones preferred over dark reds.
Local Notes From Sheppard and Hope Area Persons
Mrs Ethel Cornelius hosts an event while Mrs Alice Finley makes trips to Texarkana and Hope. Mr and Mrs G W Gilbert and Mrs Finley travel for business to Hope Friday and Tuesday. W L Cornelius shops in Hope Saturday. Willie Hunt visits Sheppard Saturday. Raymond and Roy Cornelius undertake a business trip to Hope Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Finley
Texarkana
G. W. Gilbert
Hope
W. L. Cornelius
Willie Hunt
Sheppard
Raymond and
Roy Cornelius
Joan Waring Seeks Break in New York Night Club Scene
Joan Waring travels from Memphis to New York with Kate Jones and Sally In their stylish city apartment they discuss singing careers and the Jigsaw club. Joan impresses manager Barney Blake with a Classical aria and a newer ballad, while Kate weighs opportunistic paths as Joan eyes hope and risk in a bustling nightclub world.
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Joan
Kate Jones
Kate
Sally
Memphis
Missouri
Lilinnis
Aoon
New York
Club
Miuager
the Roote
Oan
Lla
Miss Jones
Blake
Ben Denson
Joan Waring
Ben
Andy
Duke
Rbinke
Bea
Misa Jones
Burney Uke
Coconut as Nourishment in Southern Cookery and Pudding
A newspaper kitchen note extols cocoanut for nourishment noting its 20 calories per cup and 414 fat grams per serving, praises its use in Washington cream pie and Southern desserts, and presents a Florida cocoanut pudding recipe with shredded cocoanut, cocoanut milk, bread crumbs, sugar, yolks, butter, vanilla and a baked custard method.
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Mary Aba
Washington
Florida
Dessert Note Mentions Meringue Method Briefly
For one hour cover with meringue made from egg whites beaten stiff with four tablespoons of sugar and bake.
Cocoanut Salad Mystery From Fragments
A fragment describes a coconut salad with grated carrots, crushed pineapple, shredded coconut, chopped almonds, and mayonnaise. Instructions mention mixing carrots, pineapple and chili, adding coconut before serving, and serving on lettuce leaves. The text also notes a variant with apple celery and green peppers and suggests pineapple as an option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Timeter
Paul and Barnabas Begin First Missionary Journey
The lesson traces Paul and Barnabas from Antioch to Cyprus and Asia Minor as they launch a missionary campaign. It notes the call, fasting, prayer, and laying on of hands, with John Mark as an attendant whose later role became significant. The journey proceeds to Salamis and Paphos before reaching Perga where Mark leaves the company.
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Gilroy
D. D. Kiltor
Paul
Antioch
Barnabas Fom
Assan Minor
Pail
Barnabas
John
John Maris
John Mark
Jesus
Mark
Salamis
Cyprus
Paphos
Anil
Asia Minor
Perga
Famphylla
Lessons from Paul and Barnabas the missionary journey
The text reflects on the pair Paul and Barnabas, noting their quarrels and humanity. It emphasizes that even great workers for the gospel have weaknesses, yet their combined devotion furthered Christian missions, founded churches, and shaped a new world movement despite persecutions and hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnabas
Pail
Antioch
Notige
Paul
Aa New World
Texarkana and area social notes mix with odd find
A string of social mentions from Texarkana includes shopping trips by My and Mrs E E Barris and Jancy ily, a birthday surprise for Mrs J F Kaufman, and visits by Bill Rosenbaum, Herman Dodson, and others. An English girl discovers a carved oak box dated July 1815 inscribed as made from the main beam of the Bellerophon, linking to Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Barris
Jancy Ily
Texarkana
Bill Rosenbaum
Centerpoint
J. F. Kaufman
Herman
R. T. Dodson
Katherleen Colier
Loui Bowles
Dalley
Texas
Bil Smith
Joe Hargis
Page
Nashville
P.T. A
Okay City Hall
BE. Harris
Bill Halbert
Prattaville
R. W. Halbert
T Place
Lydstep Sands
Bonaparte
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