New Ventures Blossom Amid Calls for Hope and Courage
A fragment from a 1920s era page mentions Swift free adventures of the mind and calls for unity, courage, and leadership. It lists social visits in De Queen and Texarkana, with gatherings at the Hotel and various households, Halloween party plans, and a warning against cemetery pranks. Notable names include Mrs. M. H. Barlow, Frank Howson, C. R. Southerland, and Jockey R.R. Simpson.
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Frank Howson
de- Queen
Howson
M. H. Barlow
Man and His Load of Sin Sermon at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Rev Bert Webb preached on Isaiah 5 18 urging removal of small cords of vanity that bind souls. He warned that excuses mask devils influence, depicting sin as a cart rope. urges seekers to sever cords and accept Jesus Christ. Webb’s Wednesday topic was The Fashions and Dress for 1930.
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Bert Webb
Hope Gospel’ Tabernacle
Memphis
Mr. Webb
Isaiah
Jesus Christ
War of Ethiopia Described as Long, Grim Campaign
A reader recounts the Ethiopan war outlook with Marcus Selassie and Italian forces advancing across a desert plateau. Military experts predict a protracted, years long struggle with fierce resistance from Ethiopians and slow Italian progress through canyons and high ground.
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Sinai Cnsert
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia Prapar
Mussofioli
Aede Hamayiate
League of Nations
California
Nevada
Utah
Ethiopia
Garbo stars in Anna Karenina at the Saenger
Greta Garbo in her twentieth American film Anna Karenina opens Thursday and Friday at the Saenger. Fredric March as Vronsky and Hasit Rathbone as Karenin lead a strong cast, with Maureen O'Sullivan and Reginald Owen in supporting roles. Clarence Brown directs with David Selznick producing.
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Greta Garbo
Garbo
Leo Tolstoy
Fredrie March
Catt Vronsky
Hasit Rathbone
Freddie Bartholomew
Karenin
Rathbone
Murdstone
David Copperfield
Maureen O'Sullivan
May Robson
Reginald Qwen
Phoebe Foster
Gyles Isham
Cora Sue Collins
Reginald Denny
Anna Karenina
Clarence Brown
David ©. Selanick
William Daniels
Mussolini hailed as Ethiopia exit marks dramatic voyage
A telegram from Premier Mussolini praised Luigi Vinci Gigliucci after his expulsion from Ethiopia. He arrived in Djibouti greeted by Italian supporters and spent the day resting at the Italian ministry amid bustling post-expulsion activity. Ethiopian delegates and leftist figures were noted in the chaotic arrival scene.
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Djibouti
Samaliland
Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Ethiopia
Algian
Car
Teclu Jy
Hawariale
League of Nations
Old Socks and Woolens Sold to Make Rugs
Old socks and discarded woolens were transformed into hooked rugs. The sale helped two young farmer wives here with finances. Fair prizes added to sales and donations. Mrs H G Millican of Loving exchanged hooked orientals for a dining room suite, while Mrs John R Seth of South Bend began an endowment for her one year old son’s college expenses.
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Graham, Tosas
H. G. Millican
Loving
John R. Seth
South Bend
Two Hour Wrestling Card in Hope Arena Feature
Hope wrestling fans are promised a strong card on Wednesday night at the American Legion arena on East Second street. Lefty Williams faces Chris Zaharias in the two hour feature event in a clash never seen before. Both are veterans, and the meeting marks their first feature bout. The semi final pits Donald McNaught against Paul Fliende in a notable newcomer matchup.
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Hope Wrestling
Lefty Williams
Chris Zaharias
American Legion Arena
East Second Street
Mennies
Donald McNaught
Sentry McNaught
Paul Fliende
Hope
Young
McNaught Promising Wrestler Expected at 3 PM
The notice mentions McNaught a promising wrestler and a few unclear names like Fliende. It notes the program starts at 3 p.m. and reflects on the younger generation’s fate with a light, rhetorical aside about love, marriage, and worry as people age.
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McNaught
Fliende
Noisy Speech Sparks Dispute at Paddington Hall
A London audience heard a lecturer declare his debt to his wife while a tradesman at the back shouted about a bill. The Paddington Gate and Weekly Register notes the scene as the value of the Moon in Buckingham Palace is pegged at 40 000 dollars.
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NEA Service, Inc
Halle
Bonn
Gugga
Onli
Audiencca
Paddington Guatte and Weekly Register
England
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