Fulton Toll Bridge Is Best Eater in State
LITTLE ROCK reports the completion of the ninth state owned toll bridge in Arkansas after the Ouachita river opening. The Red River bridge near Fulton led in August earnings with 9641.75 dollars, while total toll earnings for nine bridges reached 39227.60 dollars.
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Chicago Women's Aid Society aids deaf children
The Chicago Women's Aid Society runs a campaign to help hearing impaired individuals. It provides hoses of speaking tubes for deaf children with a department store supplying rubber wilting and small tin funnels. Women assemble the devices and decorate them with Mother Goose figures. The group aims to acquire 800 headphones for deaf children in public schools and to procure Lo radiog in.
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Chicago Women’s Aid Society
Hundred Pieces Form New Frocks in Paris Mode
Paris notices a whimsy for jeune fille dresses using a hundred pieces. Dancing frocks feature diagonal hip slings and finely accordion pleated skirts with each pleat separated by a 4 inch seam. The many pieces keep pleating from losing its lines and shape.
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Green and Yellow For Bridal Party
Washington wedding report notes Mrs Hugh Bierman as patron of honor at Miss Miring Likens nuptials. She wore a green embroidered organdie frock with matching lace straw hat trimmed in yellow. Slippers were yellow and a green sash adorned the Little Hower girl’s long yellow organdie dress.
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Hugh Bierman
Miring
Stimson Reports European Conditions to Hoover
Secretary Stimson told President Hoover of European conditions after meeting with continent’s leading statesmen. The discussion, vivid through observation and talks, signals the first of many meetings ahead of the February Geneva disarmament conference.
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Irish Vice Chairman Is Claimed in Death
Senator Patrick Hooper aged 58 vice chairman of the Free State senate died suddenly Sunday in Dublin He had served as Sunday editor of the Freeman's Journal from 1912 to 1916 and was editor of the paper until its cessation of publication
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Dixie Grid Team Claims Longest Jump for Games
Mississippi College Choctaw football squad plans travel record reach with an October 31 meeting against Colgate in Hamilton North Carolina and a December 6 international clash with the University of Mexico in Mexico City.
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Greats Play Football for Old Liners
COLLEGE PARK Md Four of the five regulars of the University of Maryland's Southern conference basketball champions last year will be members of the varsity football team this season. They are Jack Norris end Bozey Berger Shorty Chalmers and Charlie May halfbacks. All are three letter men Berger and Chalmers play baseball as their third sport while May and Norris are lacrosse stars.
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Mountain Top Bride Sealed by Labor Day Courthouse Marriage
Carlos V. Hill, 41, a Mountain Top resident previously a bachelor, wed 17 year old Mary Lance of Perry Lance at the Mena courthouse just before midnight on Labor Day. County Judge W. T. Green performed the ceremony on Mount Mena, a 2850 foot high lofted site built by Hill.
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Arkansas Banker Indicted Over Bank Closing Near Charleston
J. S. cotton, former president of the Bank of Branch near Branch, Arkansas, was indicted by the grand jury on charges of receiving deposits while knowing the bank to be insol vent. The bank closed November 17. No trial date set.
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TIQUID OR TABLETS Reports Rapid Headache Relief Trial
A historical note describes TIQUID or tablets claimed to relieve headache or neuralgia within 20 minutes, with a cold check on the first day and malaria check after three days, alongside a note about G80 salve for Gaby’s cold.
Johnny and Mother Debate Bedtime in Quiet Parlor Scene
A child pleads to stay up late while a mother insists it is time for bed. The exchange hints at a Sandrton 48 presence as the clock or an event approaches, with a playful line about not telling Daddy. The moment captures domestic urgency and minor suspense.
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