Song of all good things with tender murmurings
A nostalgic verse blends whispers of infancy with a gentle plea for tenderness and joy. The prose notes several local social visits and travels, mentioning Evelyn Briant, Mary Della White, Conway, State Teachers College, and friends from Waldo, Marshall, and Hot Springs, together with family gatherings and weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
K. W. Re
Evelyn Briant
Mary Della White
Conway
State Teachers College
Margaret Griffith
Waldo
J.D. Griffith
Edgar Briant
Neill Williams
Lena Mae Robertson
Thos. M. Kinser
Carl Wilkerson
Marshall
Texas
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Hopewell Home Demonstration club met on Thursday September 9 at 6 p m at Mrs Henry Fowler's home. Eighteen members and four visitors attended. Mrs Ardell Clark led the meeting with devotional and prayer. Mrs E Burke presented the devotional. Miss Enloc Breeding led the creed. The group sang Pack Up Your Troubles. Mr Lampkin assistant county agent spoke on feeding dairy cows in winter. Miss Bullington distributed bulletins on making butter on the farm and offered gift suggestions. The next meeting will be at Mrs C Petre's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Henry Fowler
Ardell Clark
Manager Dressen Released by Reds in Cincinnati
Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds announced the unconditional release of manager Charles Dressen along with coaches Thomas Sheehan and George Kelley. Bobby Wallace will temporarily replace Dressen as chief scout of the town.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Charles Dressen
Thomas Sheehan
George Kelley
Dresser
Bobby Wallace
Giles
Flynn Urges End of Subsidies and Spending
The text argues for ending government subsidies and scrutinizing spending. It laments citizens marching to Washington for subsidies and emphasizes taxpayers should know what their money funds. The piece frames spending as a time for collective restraint and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Revival Begins at Ozan Baptist Church
The revival at the Ozan Baptist church started Thursday night with Rev. S. A. Whitlow presiding. Attendance was fair amid harvest, and services Friday were fine. The sermon titled Be Not Deceived, Man Shall Reap What He Sows. The meeting may close next Wednesday or Thursday. Everyone urged to attend morning and night services. children to be at the church by 7 p.m. for Bible study and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozan Baptist Church
S. A. Whitlow
Ahildeeus
Pennsylvania Puts Problem to Guffey
Pennsylvania politics focus on Guffey as he weighs governor bid over remaining Senate term. Tenuous ties with Earle and Lawrence complicate plans while party insiders push for a chosen inside ticket ahead of 1938 primary. Possible governor appointment of successor looms in 1941 term.
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Breston
Grover Washington
Dave Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Guffey
al Smith
Lawrence
Tom Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Earle
Jeenper
Senate
Govenor
Roosevelt
Provert
Hen
Jin Davis
Kennedy
Abandoned Eggs Yield 50 Thriving Turkeys
Ada Garrett on a Terrebonne farm found eggs clearly hatching on a campsite. She rescued more than 50 newly hatched turkeys from the shells and reports the young birds thriving on her land amid ashes and a swarm of insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrebonne
Ore
Ada Garrett
Garrett
Barbs and Projections in 1937 Economic News
A fragmentary 1937 summary notes a market drop in Idaho Fury Land and a new Mascaw skyscraper raising rural tourism prospects. It oddly mentions Germans surrendering gold fillings to the Fatherland and Hitler’s teeth repairs, plus a proverb about a youth trying tobacco. The piece ends with ten wisps ready to fight at a moment’s notice.
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Iyome Idaho
Lea
Hitler Nevis
Elvis
Blossoms to Boost Fall Accessories by Marian Young
New fall accessories introduce bold flower motifs in cork felt velvet and beads. Designers spotlight cork boutonnieres and velvet sprays with pink tiger lilies plus bracelets and headpieces. Dress partners include chiffon gowns and simple frocks. wear one striking floral feature, avoid overdoing bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NEA Service
New York
Anel
Hivre
Acereuon
Ghiner
Statue of Liberty copper skin joined in New York harbor
The statue of Liberty is described as built from about six thousand copper pieces fitted over a steel frame like a giant puzzle. The Independence Ball in Philadelphia is open daily to the public at no charge.
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Mads
Frederic Aughste Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Philadelphia
Tenancy Dominates Arkansas Farm Rehab Survey Findings
A. M. Rogers reports in Hempstead County that 120 of 157 rehabilitated farmers are tenants while 22 are full owners and 15 part owners. statewide, 72 percent of 9,152 rehabilitated farmers are tenants with 20.4 percent owners and 7.1 percent part owners. Nearly half of 4,726 checked families have farmed land for a year or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rogers
Farm Security Administration
Arkansas
Hempstead
Resettlement Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Rogers
Rival plans for revamping Mop railroad readied for ICC filing
New York dispatch notes Missouri Pacific trusteeship since 1933 moves toward filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Debtor plan would give bond holders control while stockholders retain operating power, while the Stedman Committee plan would push to squeeze out current holders unless other classes back it. If other classes support debtors, the Stedman group may back a compromise allowing stockholders to subscribe to new company stock at 25 dollars for seven years and 3 dollars for eight years, versus 62.50 dollars under the Stedman first-plan option. The moon’s rotation period mirrors its orbital period around Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stedman Committee
Missouri Pacific First
Stedman Group
Locomotive Explosion Kills Man in Camden Yard
CAMDEN Arkansas Guy Tucker Speers 35 of Tinsman a railroad worker was killed when Rock Island freight locomotive 1550 exploded in the railroad yards. The engine split into three parts with the boiler landing 150 feet away and the cab 75 feet other. Pieces reached the Ouachita river and a furniture plant nearby. Speers head blown off found near wreckage. He had been on the job briefly and was putting the engine up for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ark
Guy Tucker Speers
Tinsman
Rock Island
Ouachita River
Furniture Company
Speers
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W. E. Porterfield
Mary Brummett
J. ¥. Porterfield
Little Rock
O Franklin McLarty
Gainesville
Mamie Twitehell
Charles
Ella Champlin
Hot Springs
Fauncelle Atkins
G. H. Martindale
M. M. Hosmer
Kensatl
Chiss
First Baptist Church
Aline Johnson
East
Third Street
Omy
Tom Jones
Kilgore
Will Janes
Vsisters
Wilma
Margaret
Rialto
Clark Gable
Wallace Beery Hell Divers
Priscilla Pierce
Amy Kerr
Cilly
Qut
Hope Star
Dressen
Flynn
End
Jean Artiur
George Brent
Preston Foster
Jean Muir
Poker Flat
Tracy
Orville W. Erringer Tope
Hamilton Trust Fund
Hamilton Depositors Corp
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
East Jed, Mope
Dirk
Hall Bros. Cleaners & Hatters
O. K
M. Morgan Ete
Ozan Baptist
Willis Thornton
Ed Gunder
NoRti
Georgia
Trolina
Nericans Acon
Themelves
League of Nations
Confederation
Daniel Shays
Massachusetts
George Washington
England
Sylvie
Herman Plint
York
Hempstead Co
Carter
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
Pink W. Taylor First National Bank
Hope
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association
Hope Furniture Company
Donald V. Moore
Cobb
RCA
Nta Water
Harry W. Shiver
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