Robinson Favors Five Day Week To Ease Unemployment
Senator Joe Robinson urged aggressive public and private cooperation to relieve distress and favor long term aid to municipalities through public works. He proposed a five day work week as a potential remedy to rising unemployment and machine substitution, noting crisis constraints and the slow pace of legislation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Joe T. Robinson
Robinson
Senate
United States
Mineral Salts In Blood Help Teeth Resist Decay
New York AP report explains Dr. Charles F. Bodecker of Columbia University theorizes that adequate mineral salts in the blood can oppose mouth acids, making teeth less prone to decay and even healthy teeth resist decay without external care. If a method to ensure these minerals reaches teeth is found, decay could be greatly slowed.
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New York
Charles F. Bodecker
Columbia University
Bodecker
Adventurer Called to City After Brief Note
Bobby Thatcher and Diana Simms received Fitz-Thorpe's brief note indicating the Adventurer was suddenly summoned to the city. The terse message prompts urgent action and a quick follow up.
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Diana Simms
Fitz-Thorpe
Local residents host and visit across multiple towns
Standard Mrs. and Mrs. B Webb and children of Antioch spent several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C T Woods and family. Mrs. W A Cotton and Earl Cotton of Monroe were Sunday visitors. Messrs W H Gough and Horace A of Kelly were Monday visitors. H Ted Woods of Columbia was a Sunday visitor. Robert Smith returned home from Shreveport after a week with Mrs. Smith who is recovering. Various families from Monroe Urania Clarks Selma Rochelle Ruston Tul
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B. Webb
Antioch
C. T. Woods
W. A. Cotton
Earl Cotton
Monroe
Messrs
W. H. Gough
Horacea
Kelly
H. Ted Woods
Columbia
Robert Smith
Shreveport
Mrs. Smith
Buddy Erskins
Mildred Weible
Clarks
O. Hixon
Sam Wallis
Selma
Ray Whitehead
A. E. Nappier
Frank Hammock
Charles Raymond
Rochelle
Tom Hammock
H. S. Holloman
William
Officers Elected by Bastrop Camp Modern Woodmen
Bastrop camp No 17168 of the Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the coming year. Consul L E Vass past consul J E Lanier adjutant J A McDonald ak J Summerville John W Harvilles art M E Bennett watchman J M Chancellor sentry L E Powell trustees F G Kelley and J Chancellor. A charity committee was named to distribute $15 in food and clothing to needy families. Camp physicians are Dr Smith I Sims and Dr L E Larche. D N Smith was chosen captain of the forestry team.
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News-Star
Bastrop
Woodmen of America
L. E. Vass
J. E. Lanier
J. A. McDonald
N. Smith
H. R. Hardy
W. B. Oliver
John Griffin
D. W. Nations
Smith I. Sims
L. E Larche
D. N. Smith
Two West Monroe Dwellings Swept by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin Thursday morning destroyed two residences on Heard Street in West Monroe. Both homes were owned by Dr. T. L. Hood. The first dwelling to catch fire housed occupants who had left earlier in the day.
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B. Roberts
Louie Roberts
West Monroe
E. C. Taylor
T. L. Hood
Heard Street
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Odessa
Georgia
Daisy Elizabeth Holloman
Ruston
John Gunter
Audreymith
Mrs. T. M. Rabb of
Tullos
Anna Winkier
Geoffre
Simms
Bobby
Jlod Ando
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Baton Rouge
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