Fragmentary note on memorials and newspaper columns
A damaged OCR fragment discusses memorials and newspaper columns. It mentions fees and safe-keeping of manuscripts and asks about resolutions or records related to pedaling or pedals. The legibility is poor and specific facts are unclear.
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1920s column notes Fulton town visitors
Twenty years ago column from the state notes Fulton visitors Dale Turner Patmos Joes from Fulton Little Rock Ashdown Wimberly Anderson family Mary Sue Batesville Arkansas College guests Lucille Vitigy soon to wed in next week bridge party announced with local social details and travel mentions.
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We the Women It's Ah Til Draft That Blows No One to Good
Ruth Millett argues women may use draft prospects to aid marriage plans in a social critique. The piece notes aging brides, economic pressure, and societal expectations as factors shaping a woman's choice to secure a partner through practical means.
To Destroyers and Then Aims in War Policy
A fragmented passage questions wartime policy and U S commitments amid a debate on naval bases and allied defense. It critiques promises, realpolitik, and public readiness while urging clear, specific limits on further aid and obligations. The text weighs responsibility, public trust, and possible policy shifts before November votes.
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Mind Your Manners Test On Social Usage Posed
The item presents etiquette questions about greeting neighbors in any case church eye contact and silent lips, plus whether women friends should kiss at parties. The tone mimics a social manners quiz urging readers to test knowledge against authority.
FIFTH U.S. PRESIDENT HORIZONTAL CLUE PUZZLE SOLVER
A reader puzzle page presents a mixed up crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues. It references U S Presidents themes and includes scattered word fragments and numbers from a puzzle grid.
What Would You Do In Social Etiquette Quiz
A fragment presents etiquette questions on manners in public and at church. It asks if chewing in public is polite and whether to extend the little finger when holding a cup, with brief answers and a note about greeting friends before or after church.
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Nudists press to make nudism compulsory in schools
Barbs from California nudists urge the governor to require nudism in every school. They argue kids should learn the naked truth. Elsewhere, military morale issues persist as the army struggles to mold quick soldiers from lax recruits. A guard coup in Romania fails, an attempted government theft is thwarted, and Berlin residents are bolstered by strong RAF air support easing fuel worries.
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Considerate of Him in Winchester Court
Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner received a note from a defendant in his courtroom praising the judge and stating an appeal would be taken with a later date. The moment showed a calm exchange as the appeal plan surfaced within the legal process.
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Cranium Cracker Answers and Historical Figures Notes
Answer to Cranium Cracker on Page One lists James A. Farley taking a position with a soft drink firm Wendell L Willkie challenging the President Mayor Camillien Houde of Montreal arrested for opposing defense regulations Sir Denis Bernard governor of Bermuda hosted the Windsors Prime Minister Mackenzie King conferred with President Roosevelt at Ogdensburg New York.
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Bruce Catton on Britain's Destroyer Deal Debate
Washington report traces the drive behind trading fifty U.S. destroyers for naval bases. Private Americans, led by the White committee, argue Congress may be bypassed with presidential authority. Protest mail suggests Communist influence, while some Republicans favor quick action to avoid campaign-year voting. Destroyers seen as vital to deter invasion and bolster British defense before air threats loom.
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