Homeward Bound America Theme in a Local Society Note
A collage of society items notes travel longing in the poem America For Me and mentions a Gulf Coast academy enrollment. Local school events include the Junior senior high PLT OA meeting at 3 50 PM on Thursday with Mrs Et Mouddin planning and Miss Beryl Henry assisting. The West Street Wirt Methodist class elects officers Hollis Luck president and Mary Arnold vice president with a reception for fourteen attendees.
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Et. Moucddin
Beryl Henry
Hope School
Ruffin
Jeti B. Groves
Wirst Methodist Church
Hollie Luel E
Working Wives Despair Strains Marital Ties Deepens
Marian Harkness and her husband Dan drift into escalating tension as Marian battles nerves at work and at home. Sally Blake's defiant ambition complicates office dynamics while Marian clashes with Dan over money, duties, and a vanished Sunday routine. Dolly’s absent weekend adds to the domestic unease as quarrels mount and reconciliation erodes.
University News From Fayetteville and Nearby Towns
Miss Julia Lemley leaves Wednesday for Fort Smith to teach in the Fort Smith Schools. Miss Janet Lemley resumes studies at the State University in Fayetteville. Mrs Clara S Koonce returns after six weeks illness at Barnes Hospital St Louis. Mr and Mrs Roger Metehalf host visitors from Duncan Oklahoma and others. Baylor University awaits Tigan Kaths son as he departs for Wico Nexans to be a junior.
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Julia Lemley
Wenesday
Forth Smith
Howe
Fort Smith
Janet Lemley
State University At
Fayetteville
Miss Mollie Hotels
Ben Goodlett
Ozen
Clara S. Koonce
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Batesville, Arn
W. L. Lambert
Tigan Kath
A. C. Cobb
Hope
Thryselay Fap Wico
Nexans
Baylor University
New York Gossip Roundup Delivers Garbled Parody and Notes
A cluttered New York column reports on a street pamphlet alleged to imitate Governor Dickinson, quirky quotes about Joe Lewis and a mix of hotel registers, travel tidbits, and theater chatter. It mentions Elmer Rice and James Barton amid fragmented, comic snippets and headlines from city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Governor Dickinson
Rivera
Joe EB. Lewis
Lewis
Clyde Avey
North Carolina
Manhattan
Julia Law
Charles, Specer
Vecklers
Elmer Rice
Horta
Azores
Rise Inessager
Robert
George Jean Nathan
Mr. N
James Barton
Aid
Taburou Road
Jecter Lester
Quilting to raise wampum for costly Long Island team
The renegade booster argues about funds and misused wampum while a struggling Long Island team sinks. Jerry Colmanna, famed for uneven double talk, faces deflation in diction and a Boston court interpreters’ lineage trails. Abe Templeton, a blind pianist, appears in the混
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L. I. Ne
Nine
Booster No Wonder
Jerry Colmanna
Boston
Abe Templeton
A Little Lesson on the Handshake
A fragmentary overview discusses handshake etiquette noting discomfort in some grips and gender norms. It describes practical timing and grip strength while stressing politeness and avoiding rude behavior toward hosts and guests.
Fragmented OCR Scene Reels Through Faded Headlines
A garbled OCR passage wanders through names and fragments of 1920s era figures and scenes. It hints at European intrigue, crowd chatter, and blurred references to Capone and Hoover, with scattered place names and partial quotes suggesting a noisy, low-fidelity news page fragment.
Ginning Nears Double From Last Year in County
A tela of 1585 bales of cotton was ginned in Uempsteadt County prior to September 4, compared to 92 bales at the same date last year. Special agent Etar for the Department of Cum-Increar prepared the report on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uempsteadt
Department of Cum- Increar
John S. Cogswell Buried After Illness Near Washington
John S Cogwell 76 died Sunday night at his home near Washington after several days illness. He was buried Monday in Westmoreland cemetery with services by Rev W J Simall of Columbus. A longtime Old Liberty resident he had been a Methodist church member about years. Surviving are his widow and three daughters including Mrs Vedie Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Cogwell
Washington
Westmoreland Cemetery
W. J. Simall
Columbus
Cogwell
Old Liberty
Methodist Church
Vedie Hunter
Unclear Prompt Fragment Reflects Social Greetings
The readable fragment depicts men shaking hands and women greeting with verbal exchanges, accompanied by nods and smiles, suggesting a scene of social interaction without concrete events or proper nouns to anchor a news item.
Local Names Mentioned in Brief Items
Mrs Myrtle Cobb of near Liberty Mrs Bertha Bearden of Hot Springs and one son Frank Cogwell of Liberty community are referenced. A remark notes the praying mantis as a pet carried by Orientals, described as the blondest thirsty of all insects.
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Myrtle Cobb
Near Liberty
Bertha Bearden
Hot Springs
Frank Cogwell
Liberty Community
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