Profiteering debate clouds cotton tax showdown
In 1933 coverage outlines a delayed hearing on the cotton process tax under AAA and NRA, with officials predicting industry resistance and possible price data display. It notes disagreements over labor and price factors, plus expected industry action and consumer-driven price realism. It also touches on naming of the AAA and a trend in haircut pricing and job-seeker helpers.
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Washington
O Agriculture Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Coate
AAA
American Automobile Association
AGRA
AGA
FRA
Farm and Agricultural Recovery Administration
NRA
Ambrose O'Connell
Harllee Branch
Emil Hurja
Jim Farley
Hurja
Public Works Administration
Finland
Bis
Joseph O’mahoney
Wyoming
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying Yourself 2A by Alice Hart and Alicia Rae
Fragment mentions new fall evening gowns needing smooth arms to flatter, noting ill revealing effects of discolored skin and dry or damaged attire. It reads as fashion advice with incomplete lines. The piece emphasizes appearance and clothing impact on style.
Progress of American Child Welfare Through the Years
The last Childrens Bureau bulletin highlights slow progress in child welfare from 1830s to early 1900s. It cites harsh juvenile punishment, early factory child labor, foster care beginnings, state aid for disabled children, eye protection, mothers clinics, school health exams, and play spaces, noting 150000 babies die annually and calling for further action to prevent delinquency and protect handicapped children.
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Children’s Bureau
Children's Progress
Chidren
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Ferkins Institution
Watertown
Mass
United States
Connecticut
Vermont
Boston
Flayground Association of America
Beauty tips for arms elbows and teeth from a bygone era
The article gives skin bleaching guidance for tanned arms and shoulders using lemon juice and creams, plus hand and elbow care with scrubs and pumice. It notes lemon kept in the bathroom, powder to set makeup, and amusingly mentions George Washington’s Ivory false teeth with a complex spring mechanism.
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George Washington
Washington High School Set to Open This Season
Washington announces September 25 opening with Principal Mrs Crit Stuart. Mary Ellen Carrigan elected to fill vacancy from Miss Charlott Matlock’s marriage. June Watkins on extended Texas visit. Mrs Boyce of Texarkana visiting daughter Mrs R W Patterson. I L Pilkinton trip to Arkadelphia with James and Louise, both enrolled at Henderson State Teachers College. Various local visits, moves, and recoveries noted including births, injuries, and arrivals of Saunders family.
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James and
Louise Pilkinton
Henderson State Teachers College
Joe Jackson
Paul Rowe
Hot Springs
Johnson
Noel O'Steen
De-Ann
Sadie O’steen
Gray Carrigan
Eve Bayless Faces Career and Family Pressures in Lake City
Eve Bayless, ambitious advertising worker, clashes with fiancé Dick Hain over a country vacation then returns to Lake City to balance career, family ties, and a grandmother’s fading health. Mona Allen and Arlene complicate office life as Eve confronts a missing diamond ring mystery and contemplates upcoming two month layoff. Eve’s grandmother gifts a handmade quilt, deepening ties to her roots before Eve resumes work at Bixby’s department store.
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Eve Bayless
Earle Barnes
Bixby'n
Dick Hain
Foxen
Anothey
Ariene
Mona Allen
Eve
Wien
Mona
Arlene
Parnes
Darnes
Miss Allen
Lake City
Esther
Bixby
Alde Diels
van Buren
William
Henry Warrison
Kairlie
Bayless
Winnlog
Moesha
Alweys
Kate
Lena
Aways
Ruth
Ana
Yaoi
Hefarg
Myre
Like City
Bye
Wwe. Penney
Muna
Miss Bayfogs
Bright Star Sunday School Attended. Local Notes
Bright Star Sunday school drew a good crowd on Sunday morning. The issue lists numerous local residents visiting, returning home, or ill, including Jimmie Evans, Floyd Mangum, M L West, and others. A missionary Baptist church was organized with Dr D N Jackson delivering a message, and baptizing postponed to October second due to heavy rain.
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Jimmie Evans
Vstek
J. B. Mangum
San Antonio
Texas
M. L. West
Floyd Mangum
Floyd Hackett
University of Arkansas At
Providence
Mabel Mosier
Trudie Murl Davidson
Delilsh Galloway
Alvin Galloway
Hope
Fannie June Elmore
Elbert O'Steen
Juanita
Cloyie Hoover
Ray Smith
C. L. Wehunt
J. F. Mangum
A. W. Owens
Juke Jones
Betty Hackett
Stella Tomlin
Jiraa Wright
Minor May
Hanson Rothwell
R. E. Long
Dora
Nona Mangum
J. W. Galloway
Gurieen Caudle
Washington
Liberty
Missionary Baptist Church
D. N. Jackson
Texarkana
Community Sees Visitors and Hospital Update
The health is very good in the community. J W Boyett is visiting his daughter and family, Luther Astin. Miss Juanita Honeycutt dined with Miss Enloe and Mable Breeding. Mr and Mrs Jim Smith and family visited T J Payne. Ola Lloyd visited her father Hendrix. Aldin Willis dined with Claud Burke. T B Honeycutt visited MMr and Mrs Johnnie Samuel. Mary G Livingston and son Lellon from near Lockesburg stayed with E M Boyett. Monroe Samuel took Mary Waldin to Sardie. Ben Roberson dined with Ochis Honeycutt. Louis Payne and daughter were with T J Payne. Friends of A A Critchlow regret his illness in Josephine hospital, but he is improving.
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J. W. Boyett
Luther Astin
Juanita Honeycutt
Enloe
Mable Breeding
Jim Smith
T. J. Payne
Ola Lloyd
Hendrix
Aldin Willis
Claud
Ochis Honeycutt
Louis Payne
A. A. Critchlow
Josephine Hospital
Hickory Shade Sorghum and Sunday Singing Draw Community
The community notes a rain filled week with Hickory Shade Sorghum prep and a DeAnn Sunday singing well attended. Neighbors visit and host one another, including Mrs. J. E. Rogers family and Miss Dorothy Ray with Neva and Nava Wren. Bro. Rister from Lewisville to preach on the fourth Sunday in September. Cotton picking progresses slowly amid continued rain.
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DeAnn
J. E. Rogers
Baby
Rogers
Dorothy Ray
Neva
Nava Wren
Odis Sims
John Sims
Yarberrys of
Blevins
Lucille Ross
Gene Rogers
Ray
Wilson
Alta Bruce
Marjorie Malone
Ben Robison
Virginia Galloway
Qdis Honeycutt
Bro. Rister
Lewisville
Willisville Health Conference Draws Good Attendance
A sizable crowd attended the Willisville quarterly conference on Saturday. An engaging sermon was delivered by Bro Huntley. Mrs Hattie Mae Bilvey and her daughter Bettie Jean visited Rocky Mound. Mrs Mary Jane Franks was dinner guest of Mr and Mrs W T Simpson. A large Sunday church turnout followed with another interesting sermon by Bro Huntley.
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Bro
Huntley
Hattie Mae Bilvey
Bettie Jean
Deward Silvay
Rocky Mound
Mary Jane Franks
W.T. Simpson
Huntes
Sleep Disorder Study by Dr Margaret Smith
Discoveries by Dr Margaret G Smith, pathologist at Washington University in St Louis, may provide means for checking the mysterious sleeping sickness epidemic ravaging St Louis and other communities. Her research indicates that the grime causing the malady resides in the kidneys.
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Margaret G. Smith
Washington University
St. Louis
Smith
Local families host relatives this weekend
Mr and Mrs Harold Martin visited their parents. Mr and Mrs Sam Waters visited their parents. Mr and Mrs Ellis Whitten of Lane burg visited their parents Mr and Mrs Ed Holloway this week. The Whittens plan to leave for a visit to the World's Fair in Chicago. Pascal Simpson visited S M Hamilton and family. Mr and Mrs Grady Murrah were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E E Thompson Sunday.
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Harold Martin
Sam Waters
Ellis Whitten
Laneburg
Ed Holloway
Whitten
Chicago
Pascal Simpson
S. M. Hamilton
Grady Murrah
E. E. Thompson
New Liberty Colton Picking In Order Yet Light
In New Liberty Colton picking is in order though the crop is very light in these parts. Residents note recent meetings in Emmet ended. Mr and Mrs Herman Hamilton are visiting relatives in Prescott this week. Mr and Mrs Lenard Langston were Sunday visitors at Albert Hamiltons. Va and Mrs Bernice Munn were nests of her parents Mr
Foresting program notes and local visits this Sunday
The Hope Bible held a foresting program at New Liberty Sunday. Mrs G F Langston and others visited at various homes including Mr and Mrs Dock Hamilton, Mr and Mrs B W Price and daughter Windfred of Emmet, and Mr and Mrs Pascal Richards and children of Hope. Herman Hamilton also hauled a beef last Friday.
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G. F. Langston
Hope Bible
New Liberty
Dock Hamilton
Joe
Garl
Ville
B. W. Price
Windfred
Emmet
Sutton
Pascal Richards
Hope
Dock Hamiltons
Herman Hamilton
The Barbary Coast by Herbert Asbury review
Bruce Catton praises The Barbary Coast as a complete history of San Francisco’s notorious district. He notes its rise from mining camp era to tourist shock, its abolition as an expensive luxury, and its fascination as a look into human vice. The Knopf edition costs $3.
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San Francisco
Herbert Asbury
Mr. Asbury
Knopf
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