Out Our Way Notes on Drinking and Local Events
Williams discusses government liquor sales and per capita consumption in Canada. The column reports a musical program attendance, a change in singing meetings due to cotton-picking, and a cordial invitation for next Sunday. Regional visits include Luther Thompson, Jim Whithead, Logan Bailey, H D Matlock, and Althea Thompson, with Vivian Everett reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Nichols
Luther Thompson
Texarkana
E. E. Thompson
Jim
Whithead
Rosston
Logan, Bailey
Family of
Hope
H. D. Matlock
Harper
Wells
Village
Althea Thompson
Althea
el Dorado
Celia Mitchell Arrives and Adjusts to New York Home
Celia Mitchell moves into the Mitchell house in New York, greeted by her grandmother and servant Martha. She tours a luxurious bedroom, rejects early help, breakfasts with a wary maid, and faces home-sickness while awaiting her grandmother’s summons as chapter notes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theis Hera
Celia Mitorrel
Joan Mutchell
New York
Tawyer
Calla
Fe Naimore
Celia
Ure
Colima Meethee
Mya
Foger
Angela
Mitchell Praporen
Colin
Hue
Roger
Neni
Cella
Newe York
Mitchell
Thomas Ney Worthington
Mitchella
Ingrant
Pattan
Mrs. Mitchell
Sha
John ‘Mitchell
Jol
Martin
Celia T
Martha
Sul
Mize
Mra Mitchell
Hilacher
Grandmother
Mra. Mitchell
Dix
Celan
Healthn this comin good at this time church study
The town notes a health themed gathering and mentions a church study session. It records attendees including Bro Stingley and Mr and Miss Roy Arnold. A Sunday visit with horbef is noted, reflecting local social activity and sermons described as wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi
Stingley
Roy Arnold
Canada Controlled By Liquor Interests
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, secretary of the Methodist Board of Temperance, says Canada’s government and politics are dominated by liquor interests. He argues the system props up private liquor profits, tolerates bootlegging, and suppresses church and press while promoting homes filled with drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence True Wilson
Odist Board of Temperance
Provinces
Wellenigh
Wilson
Canada
Trempsield Chancery Court warns Irene Wilson to answer
In Trempsield Chancery Court Russell Wilson files a warning order. Irene Martha Christopher Wilson is required to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Willie Harris notes the date Sept 19 1936 with seal and calendar entries through Oct 3 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Martha
Christopher Wilson
Rusell Wilson
Willie Harris
Water sparing act recalls a century of faithfulness
In Watertown Wisconsin on September day Henry Bassinger, an elderly resident, is remembered for a long standing ritual of refraining from drinking polluted water. He was commissioned years ago to avoid tainted streams after bodies and decayed mules polluted the water source. The tradition has persisted for nearly seventy five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wis
Henry. Bassinger
Bassinger
Farmer's Wife Is Like New Woman
Annie Lowery of Leeds Alabama describes a transformation after using Sargon pills for severe indigestion and nervous exhaustion. She claims a remarkable result, regaining appetite and energy, feeling like a different person. Ward & Sbnij agents promoted the laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie “Lowery
Leeds
Ala
Ward
Sbnij
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Williams
Vivian Everett
Onhet
Trwillams
Myaself
Misa
Calin
Te Bo
Methodist Board of Temperance
Talbot Feild
Bath
West Avenue B
Jno
H. Arnold
A. H. Eversett
George Middlebrooks
North Hervey Street
B. L. Rettig
Jane
Hemingway
B. Middlebrooks
Ashdown
Ark
West Filth
Chevrolet
A. N.C
Hope Star
Southern Grain and Produce Co
Hope, Ark
B. Redden
Ces
CUR CO
Trempsield Chancery Court
Rusell
WSR
Annie, Lowery
Rath
Slab
Clyde Toland
Oleo
Quart
Wesson Oil
Gulf
Darwin Stores Co
East Second Street
Evan Wray
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