Range Is All Wrong in Deed Cat Bar Rage
Washington report notes officials seek to correct price rise effects on farm products and retail costs. NRA and AAA debates highlight tax impacts on textiles and farm goods with figures from Means study showing cotton cloth price shifts and wage changes from 1929 to 1933. First Lady Roosevelt delays Christmas list while labor issues in steel and coal draw attention from Perkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Roosevelt i
Washington
General Johnson
NRA
NAA
Gardner
Means
Brain Trust
Roosevelt
Perkins
Steen
Gifford Finchot
Pennsylvania
Ronald Lindsay
Copyrgill
NBA Service, Inc
Why It Is Unwise to Use Don't With Children
Olive Roberts Barton explains how repeated prohibitions can sap a boy's ambition or ignite temper. She argues that thwarting leads to sulks or defiance, while methodical guidance and inventive alternatives preserve drive and curb anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Ahair
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart on Nail Care
Smooth nails begin with avoiding biting and regular manicures. File gently, trim cuticle edges, and apply polish to deter chewing. Use olive oil soaks for cracked nails, wear oil gloves at night, and consult a physician if digestion or diet may affect nail health. Push back cuticle with a towel while nails are wet.
Turbulent Turkey rises under Mustapha against Greeks
The article traces Mustapha Kemal Ataturk's rise after the Smyrna crisis, the 1920 Greek advance into Asia Minor, the 1922 armistice, and Turkey's rebirth. It notes British and Allied actions, Greek retreat from Eastern Thrace, and Turkey's emergence as a modern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nople
Angora
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Europe
Adrianople
Mustapha
Sakkaria
Thrace
Dardas
Wellee
Asia
England
France
Italy
Turkey
Constantinople
Greece
Kemal Ataturk rise to Turkish independence leader
Kemal rose from Chief of Staff of the Third Army before 30 to command in Gallipoli and the Caucasus. He opposed Allied forces, reformed a disorganized army, and set Angora as a base to rally Turkish resistance. He proclaimed Turkish independence from Anatolia, becoming a pivotal figure in shaping modern Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Army
Turkey
Italy
Gallipoli
Mustapha
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Enver Pasha
Caucasus
Little Symet Pasha
Kemal
Asia Minor
Anatolia
Tewfik Pasha
Angora
Constanti
Real Temperance Continued from Page One
National temperance leadership is urged as Russia launches a wide anti alcohol campaign with vodka opposed by guards clinics posters and lectures. The piece argues for a united approach here stressing research and objective facts to counter intemperance and shift public attitudes toward liquor in the modern era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Temperance
Russia
White Russia
Siberia
Black Sea
Baltic
United States
Bomb attack hits Puerto Rico governor’s summer home
Governor Robert H. Gore said a bomb damaged his Jarome Alto summer residence last Sunday night shortly after he and insular police chief Col. E. F. Riggs left for San Juan. He stated another bomb was placed outside his office window during university disturbances. Gore blamed political conspirators and noted an anonymous warning of a plot to poison him and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Robert H. Gore
Jarome Alto
EF. Francis Riggs
Insular
Gore
Beiter
Jurome Alto
Sant Juan
Democratic Debt Canvass to Begin in Arkansay Summary
Steve Carrigan and Roy Anderson launch a canvass of local citizens for the Democratic debt fundraiser. A letter from Postmaster Ferley fixes a quota of 15000 for Arkansay with 5000 raised so far. Hempstead County aims to raise 200 at this event. Carrigan says he has been informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Carrigan
Roy Anderson
Fidday
National Democratic Party
Carrigan
Anderson
Ferley
Arkansay
Hempstead
Corrigan
Twelve Inch Snow Hits Northern States Fur Warm Southern Chill
A cold wave from the North and West brings 12 inch snows to Minnesota and parts of New York while frost nears the Deep South. Temperatures dip to the mid thirties in Nashville and Atlanta as the front moves south, with warmer weather forecast for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South
Dixie
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Minnesota
New York
Nashville
Atlanta
Ex Alabama Coach Winning at Duke
Duke 10 2 beat Tennessee as Wallace Wade builds a powerful system at Duke. The Duke coach, former Alabama great, mentors players like Crawford Laney Cornelius and Hendrickson into specialty roles, turning the Blue Devils into a rising southern power with a tough schedule ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ponative
NEA Service
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Tennessee
Wallace Wade
Wade
Brown
Alabama
University of Washington
Washington State
Stanford
Blue Devils
Duke
The
Hein
Guidders
Freddie Crawford
Nick Laney
Corky" Cornelius
Vols
Auburn
North Carolina State
Knute Rockne
Hendvielkton
Cornelius
Laney
Cox
Earl Britton
Red Grange
Crawford
Wentz
Rogers
Gus Darner
Gus
Kentucky
Mar’yland
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Record for Yams Keeps on Climbing
Big yams continue to reach the Yam Editor of Hope Star. Claude Jones of Patmos Route One produced a 6 pounds 0 ounces specimen, while Earl Fincher weighed 514 pounds and Yim Ford Stuart brought a 6 pounds 444 ounce yam. Postmaster Farley quips that one and a half ounces is close. Philadelphia's Sesquicentennial stadium hosted 125,000 for the Dempsey Tunney fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
Claude Jones
Patmos
Lloyd Quillen
Star
Hempstead
Jones
Earl Fincher
Rosston Road
Yim Ford Stuart
Ozau
Mr. Stuart
Farley
Tennessee
O. K
Nordic football heroes draw praise from west to east
In the west and far west Nordic football touch earns high regard with Swedish stars Olson Northwestern Lindberg Minois Nyquist Chicago Lund Minnesota and Norgaard Stanford echoing Big Swede Oberlander Dartmouth memory Studin Loo. Cleveland citizens grow alarm as the Bradleys, backing Indians, announce a return to old Dunn Field next year as the vast stadium swallows games and seems like cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Northwestern
Lindberg
Minois
Nyquist
Chicago
Lund
Minnesota
Norgaard
Stanford
Oberlander
Dartmouth
Cleveland
Bradley Boys
Indians
Old Dunn Field
Week of visitors and relatives from several states
Emmet Mes, Ted Hanks and children of Dinsint Oklahoma visited with Mr and Mrs B W Bealy. Mr and Mrs D A Washburn of Fangview Texas spent the week end here visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Herbert Riddick of Smackover spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs J I Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Ted Hanks
Dinsint
Okla
Bob Walker
Talluah
B. W. Bealy
D. A. Washburn
Fangview
Texas
Herbert Riddick
Smackover
J. 1
Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
WEA Seawice
Star Publishing Co., Inc
Weskburn
Star Building
Iudhne-dles
Hope
Arkansea Ve
Cartier
Nevede
LaFayette
Sean
R. R. McCormick
Sa Enbaten
Unis
RY. Rodrey
NEA
Washington Dutcher Correspondent
League of Nations
Germany
Cgieorge
Bernard Shaw
Prof
E. C. Bonds
University of London
Adolf Hitler
Olive Roberts Barton
Glorifying Yourself
Ees
Alicia Hart
Leegteré
Arkansas
Futrell
QC. A. Graves
Philadelphia
Sesquicentennist
George Huff
Mina
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Paul Damski
Walter Neusel
Walter
Bill Brancher
Emmet
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Hamburger
R. V. Stephenson
Grocery and Pee Free Delivery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!