Subscription rates for Dally Sun and Sun 4 News-Star
Rates show 20 cents a month for standard service and 8 315 for longer terms. The notice lists Bureau of Circulation audit details and Branham Co as national advertising representative with offices in major cities. It notes Monroe Louisiana postal entry December 10, 1929 and Associated Press affiliation.
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Dally Ang Sun
Dally and
Sun 4
News-Star
Oreebarsetaneeres
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Gmelin Pee
Branham Co
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Monroe
Postoffice
Etree
Associated Press
Lapatches
Man's Obligation To Himself by John Ruskin
The passage frames three life questions but argues the core concern is what to do under the circumstances. It asserts a cosmic law of justice and compensation guiding behavior, urging individuals to act rightly, improve each hour, and balance their life with the best possible conduct under eternity’s view. It emphasizes responsibility and immutability of justice.
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John Ruskin
Peculiar constitutional path steers Japan's new premier
The new Japanese prime minister Prince Fumaro Konoye faces a cabinet opposition of 421 of 466 Diet members and seeks a balance between militarists and politicians. He vows no platform yet vows to govern, noting weight loss and disrupted sleep after seven days in office. The article notes past premiers since 1931 faced assassination or turmoil, and praises the premier's self mockery as a sign of a changing Japanese mood.
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Japan
Fumimaro Konoye
House of Peers
Adolf Hitler
Summer safety tips to prevent drownings at beaches
Brief guidance urges readers to know personal swimming limits, avoid fatigue, heat, or full stomach before entering water. Emphasizes safety first and warns that drownings could be prevented with simple caution.
Work of the soil, life everlasting and faith in God
Poetic tribute praising the soil, seedtime and harvest as life sustaining. The speaker honors those who till the land, linking earth's secrets to nourishment and a higher federation, and credits the workers with strength to build a world with skyward spires.
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Earth
Politics and the New Dealer City Campaign Feud
The piece notes the Roosevelt administration’s plan to replace New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia with a Democrat, likely Senator Bob Wagner, a staunch New Dealer. Wagner refuses to run, leaving the field unsettled as Washington weighs moving him from the Senate to New York. Politics, indeed, can be very funny.
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New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Came Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
LaGuardia
Roosevelt
Tammany
Washington
Bob Wagner
Wagner
Senate
New Deal
Metropolis
Day by Day McIntyre on orchestra leaders fading from stage
The column reflects on former vaudeville conductors Benny Roberts and Julius Lentzberg as radio fame rises for new leaders and notes how obscure signatures bedevil appreciation of artists. It also criticizes Lyendecker for unreadable signatures while praising recognizable works by sight.
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Benny Roberts
the Palace
Julius Lentzberg
the Colonist
Upper Broadway
Julius
Lyendecker
Health notes mix theatre blur with medical advice
The column blends celebrity reminiscences from Broadway, a Denver junk shop sign, and a Park Avenue kitchen party with a medical discussion on low blood pressure. It explains glands, thyroid relations, symptoms, and management, noting that some may benefit from diet, rest, or thyroid only under physician supervision, and observes varied life outlooks for low-pressure individuals.
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Roosevelt Court Clash
Washington scene analyzes Roosevelt court plan and Robinson's possible Senate bid. The piece cites Joe Robinson’s White House visit, roiled Capitol Hill talks, and the push for a compromise as Roosevelt weighs next moves and 1938 campaign strategy.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Supreme Court
Joe Robinson
Robinson
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Joe
Capitol Hill
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Hatton Sumnera
Judiciary Committee
Henry Ashurst
George Norris
NEA Service, Inc
Take Care of Yourself book offers common sense on self medication
A review of Jerome W. Ephraim’s Take Care of Yourself praises its practical guidance on self medicine. It urges knowing body function and symptoms, choosing a competent doctor, and limiting home remedies to simple ailments while consulting a physician for doubt. The book covers body parts, indigestion, constipation, diets, antiseptics, and the common cold.
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The
State University
College of Pharmacy
Jerome W. Ephraim
Ephraim
Quotes Stir Mindset of Leaders and Judges in Early Press
The collection presents remarks attributed to Secretary Henry A. Wallace on agricultural productivity and generation, a quip about Herbert Hoover by mentalist Joseph Dunninger, Cardozo’s farmer remark on resilience, and McReynolds denying resignation rumors.
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Mr. Hoover
Hulda
Joseph Dunninger
New York
Herbert Hoover
Stamp News announces colonial and commemorative issues
Postmaster General Farley confirms a proposed five cent stamp for the 350th anniversary of Sir Walter Raleigh's South Carolina colony, honoring Virginia Dare. First day of issue August 18. A nine stamp set for Kedah in the Straits Settlements marks a rare late release, with other colonies delaying issues. Cuba plans a July set for sugar cane’s fourth centenary while Italy gears for Giotto’s death 600th anniversary stamps.
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Farley
South Carolina
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia Dare
America
Kedah
Straits Settlements
Cuba
Jealousy Theme Reflected In Bible Verse and Proverb
A devotional note cites Numbers 5 14 about jealousy and defilement in marriage. It adds a proverb attributed to Mile Beudery claiming a jealous man finds more than he seeks.
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Beudery
Winnsboro Auxiliary elects officers and delegates
Mrs. W. A. Butler is reelected president of the American Legion auxiliary in Winnsboro. New officers include E. T. Randall as first vice president, K. E. King as secretary-treasurer, Cora Short as second vice president, N. L. Parker as chaplain, Frank Short as historian, E. B. Butler as sergeant at arms, T. W. Gambright as color bearer, and A. D. Meyer as chair of child welfare. Delegates to the 18th annual convention in Monroe July 10-13 are Mrs. Butler, Mrs. King, Miss Grace King, with alternates Mrs. Short, Mrs. Frank Short, and Mrs. Dailey.
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Winnsboro
W. A. Butler
American Legion Auxiliary
E. T. Randell
K. E. King
Cora Short
N. L. Parker
Frank Short
E. B. Butler
T. W
Crate and Box Factory Under Construction at Trout
Construction of a new crate and box factory is underway at Trout three miles west of Jena. The plant, valued at about $36,000, is being erected by the Louisiana Delta Hardwood company, operators of a sawmill at Trout.
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Jena
Trout
Louisiana Delta Hardwood Company
La Salle Parish Forms New Home Demonstration Clubs
Jena Louisiana June 13 Special Home demonstration work in La Salle parish expanded with new clubs in Chickasaw and Prosperity. Chickasaw officers include Mrs Frank Rees president and others in food preservation poultry and recreation roles. Prosperity club led by Mrs Audie Nugent with officers including vice president and secretary treasurer.
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Jena
LaSalla Parish
Chickasaw
Prosperity
Cora Westbrook
Frank Rees
Richard Lisenby
A. C. Cruse
Rose Ella Holloway
H. T. Simmons
Boyce Rees
Lorene Lisenby
Audie Nugent
Prosperity Home Demonstration Club
J. W. Crooks
E. A. Roberts
S. J. Clark
A. A. Chevailier
C. L. Floyd
Two Homer Boy Scouts Head to National Jamboree
Two Homer boys will attend the national Boy Scout jamboree in Washington, D C from June 30 to July 9. Randolph Lay, 13, will also go to the world jamboree in Holland, while Fletcher Palmer, 15, will attend the national event. Temperatures often drop 10 to 20 degrees during a total eclipse.
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Homer
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Journal of the American Medical Pran
Hyevia
Health Mar Ari
Robert Taylor
Old Hammerstein
Victoria
Broadway
42D Street
Hoboken
Denver
Vogue
Park Avenue
Ham Fisher
Joe Palooka
Tno
Sydney Smith
the Gumps
Fisher
Major Bowes
Rudy Vallee
University Club
McNaught Syndicate
Duke of Windsor
Janet Gaynor
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
James C. McReynolds
Stamp News
Italy
Gioto
NBA Service, Inc
Lasalle Parish
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