Hypnotism viewed through the lens of caution
A reader argues against viewing hypnotism as a cure all and warns of risks and abuse. The author, citing experience as a professor of psychology and religion, urges careful evaluation of medical backgrounds, multiple treatment means, and ethical limits before endorsing hypnotism as a sole solution.
Local social notes from Terryville and surrounding towns
Community greetings and weekend visits dominate the brief, listing neighbors from Terryville, Minden, Ruston, Arcadia, and Shreveport. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Rev. Bobbie Franklin, and many relatives at house warmings, dinners, and family gatherings with gifts and refreshments for about 49 guests.
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Odell Stewart
Jane Stewart
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Alabama Church Group Hosts Baby Shower in Houston
The Young People and Intermediates of Alabama church hosted a baby shower Monday night in Houston. Leaders included Ex mn Mrs Downing and Ralph Beard with Mr and Mrs Calvin Simpson. Attendees included Mrs Pettitt in Arkansas hospital along with Mrs Dean Chandler and Mrs Woodard Christan relatives. Colorful decorations and gifts marked the event, with Chloe Murphy and Delia Holte-Dougle among visitors.
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Calvin Simpson
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Jesse Perritt
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Arcadik Hospital
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Local Social Notes From Simsboro And Nearby
Mrs. Denaid Bryant and Mrs. Lillie Maecuedin visited family in Simsboro while Mr. and Mrs. Madden hosted a flower echo event. Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Low Napper’s with guests Mrs. Darren, Mrs. Mullin, and others. plans were shared for Ralph and family’s Brazil assignment lasting two years.
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Abe Ha
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Poultry Trade Essay Voices Economic Tradeoffs
Frank Priebes discusses U S poultry exports amid global shortages and war. He weighs the benefits of selling finished meat versus raw grain, noting foreign demand and the need for government agreements on exchange and red tape. He cites recent export figures and projects potential growth to 200 million pounds annually.
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