Puerto Rico woes and a Kremlin note of hunger
An aging report describes Puerto Rico under Governor Gore facing crowding hunger and unemployment with seasonal farm work and subsistence living. It notes political pressure from island critics and GOP concerns about governance. The piece also details Secretary Hull naming 74 year old R Walton Moore as assistant secretary, a trusted aide for debt questions, reflecting a pattern of personal friendships in top posts.
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Choosing Cosmetics That Last and Save Time
The article discusses long lasting cosmetic products that simplify routines. It highlights powder foundations for general use and special nose foundations that grip powder longer. It notes skin tonics are mild enough for most skin, with cautions about pimples or rash signs.
Causes and cures for lagging appetites in children
Olive Roberts Barton advises mothers to probe for underlying causes of poor appetite in children. Worries, home tensions, school or peer troubles, and lack of exercise or monotony in food can reduce eating. If persistent, seek medical checkup, consider nutritional boosts, and avoid coercion or sweets to restore appetite.
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Sue
Jerry
Neve
New Hope Church Notes and Visitors Made Local Week
New Hope hosts visiting family from Chicago and Washington including Roy Cloud and Mrs Ross with several local attendees. Bro Stidgley filled the regular appointment and was named pastor for the year. A White diary meeting led by Bro Rogers in Hope drew 16 conversions amid a troubled park incident involving a Lobcut fall.
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Roy Cloud
Chicago
Eddie Lonskignent
John Ross
Myra Lee Boyett
Washington
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Esther
Ruth Garland
Lee Watkins
Dutch Watkins
Ethel Watkins
Ross
Bro. Stidgley
Bro. Rogers
Hope
Local social notes and brief confirmations
Battlefield Otis Murray of Smackover tended to local business Monday. Ralph Smith returned from Fort Smith where he worked for Standard Oil. Mrs Elbert Tarpley and children visited Ed and Mrs Collier near Dooley's Ferry. Mrs George McDowell and Mrs Ray McDowell of Hope along with Mrs Wil Tarpley of Spring Hill visited relatives here last Wednesday. Selious Atkins and wife moved to Saratoga. Daisy Mayton and Raymond Cornelius wed last Sunday. Bud Hunt of Bradley visited his wife's family here. Bill Williams and Mrs Miles Whatlow visited from Texarkana and Evening Shade. Treasury notes destroyed daily. average adult food and drink intake weighs about a ton yearly. Refrigerated transport is needed only for meat in Uruguay. English sugar consumption averages about 100 pounds per person annually.
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Smackover
Ralph Smith
Fort Smith
Standard Oil Co
Elbert Tarptey
Ed Collier
Dooley's Ferry
George McDowell
Ray McDowell
Hope
Wil Me Tarpley
Spring Hill
Rel
Selious Atkins
Saratoga
Daisy Mayton
Raymond Cornelius
May Day at Pine Forest ends in Lake City decision
Eve and Dick keep to a May festival routine in Pine Forest then Eve faces a choice between ambition and love. She resigns from her Lake City job to pursue a fresh start with Dick, leaving the distance of work behind to protect their marriage. The couple reconciles with resolve as the tale closes.
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Eve
Aha
Arsene
Rick
Hull
Mr. Sixby
Hope Public Schools Open for 1908 09 Session Prospects Bright
Do You is The public schools of Hope have opened for the session of 1908 9 and prospects are bright for a good year's work. The High School opened Monday with an enrollment of 106, now occupying the old building on North Main Street. Garland school opened in the new building this morning with 445 pupils, or 52 more than last year. W J Hammond is superintendent of Hope Public Schools. Miss Beryl Henry is spending today in Little Rock. Mrs W Q Warren left Monday for Mt Vernon Mo, where she was called on account of the illness of her father. Herbert Durnall Jr of Columbus was a guest at the Hotel Barlow this morning. Mrs Tully Henry, a noted musician, will render a vocal solo at the First Baptist church tomorrow morning.
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Hope Public Schools
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Columbus
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First Baptist Church
Fomorrow
Rally Day Program at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church in Hope hosts Rally Day Sunday October 1 inviting all, with Sunday School classes meeting at 9 45 a m. and a 10 o clock program in the church auditorium featuring organ preludes, choirs, scriptures, and Dr Thomas Brewster with an offertory and benediction. Morning worship at Berean Church, with sermons on Grumblers and Can the Church Survive, and prayer meetings Tuesdays at 7 30 p m.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. P. Holland
Thomas Brewster
J. C. Hall
God’ Helpers
Life of Jesus
Helen Meltne
Side Glances by George Clark Commentary on language and age
A columnist cites an authority arguing that the word set is central to English and that more than half of Canada’s population under a certain age is connected to language. The piece blends social observation with linguistic note, reflecting on language’s reach in society.
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