Americans at the Conference on Armament Limits
The piece praises President Harding choice of Hughes Root Lodge and Underwood as American envoys to the Washington arms limitation talks. It extols their statesmanship, detailing Root and Lodge’s careers and international views, and notes support for the delegation’s mission to promote peace and economy through prudent diplomacy.
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Harding
Washington
Hughes
Elihu Root
Lodge
Germany
Anghes
Hfe
House of Senate
Massachusetts
Lewis
Callie
Hin Dhkyrvenf Darter
Tine
Amelia
Europe
Ho Hie
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
John Hay
League of Nations
Underwood
Alabama
Senator Lodge
Senate
House
Alabam
Wilson
Hitchcock
St. Louis
The True and False Thrift Rethinking Old Habits of Hoarding
A reflective essay warns that thrift can become wasteful when sentiment drives keeping worn items. It traces how careless disposal by one generation spawns hoarding habits in families, homes, and offices, with New England mores shaping insistence on saving.
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Ike
Cain Niled
New England
Vestaburg M W A Ball Plans Armistice Eve Event
Vestaburg hosts an Armistice Day celebration with a post of the American Legion organizing a free evening program at the M W A ball. A district entertainment is planned and open to all as part of the Armistice Day activities on November 11. Local residents and Legion members attend Sunday visits, with numerous family and neighbor gatherings noted.
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Vestaturge
Frank White
Leonard Putner
Alma
Bewirt Murtauh
Fuhl Hhoidien
Charles Niekebrom
Itil Dinnityter
Guymin
Jick Mable
The
Legion
Benjamin So Lhepe
Riverdale
Wm. Carte
Em. Pratik Maslin
Volmore
David Mantey
Mandie Manley
George Reed
Wayne
Maral
Harry Hartin
Ryain Sehuleyp
Joel Britton
Wren
Hfe
Hives
Win. Curis
Carrie Treene
Opth
Fravie Murghiy
Hiv Inthe
Mas Pranit
Wuniniinga
Vic Nur
Willing
Mayse
Saginaw
Inge
Vestatiorne Pesilente
MeGlone
Mart
Minor
Ear Warren
Arthur Runtall Yhel Mowel
George Cox
Wright School and Arcadia Club Social Notes
Charley Chirk and his son Prank joined Jackson and the Youngs for a Sunday visit. A large Arcadia club crowd gathered at the Webbs’ home Thursday for an engaging aftermoth program. Felix Fee and Mire Ina Young attend a Benton Harbor conference. Yoong’s father escorted them to Kata Zoo and visits his son William. Miss Griffith of St Louis and Mrs Rosa Stein of Alnne visited the Fink household. The Mukn and Muhn families, with Elmer Muhn and son Wilson, spent Sunday in Filet.
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Charley Chirk
Jackson
Leland Youngs
Arcadia Club
Wesley Webb
Felix Fee
Mire Ina Young
Benton Harbor
Mieq Yoong
Paparied Thera
Kata Zoo
William
Miss Griffith
St. Tutsous Mis
Rosa Stein
Alnne
Fink
Lewis Mukn
Elmer Muhn
Wilson
Filet
The Story of Our States Arkansas State History Fragment
The article recalls Arkansas origins from Native nations and early exploration, noting the Louisiana Purchase link, French and Spanish control, and statehood as the twenty fifth state in 1836. It mentions Little Rock and Hot Springs, coalitions, and natural resources amid a periodized national geography narrative.
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Akansas
Arkansis
Atkindas
Louisiana Purchase
Spain
Lousiana
Missouri
Tnul
Arkansas
Rovines
Desert
Isis
Arkanses
Lot Springs
Meare Nowapaper Syndicate
Community Talent Compass Event Sunday
The note lists residents Mr ail Mere and Heetor Smith visiting Saypi Der nh Mona and Middle ton ceited Uehrether with their families. A Sunday gathering at Behert school home Pidhy wednesday evening is announced, with a potluck and sales to support a packetieke project.
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Ail Mere
Heetor Smith
Talnet Compass
Saypi- der
Mona
Ani
Ott
Middleton
Atuptior Otte
Mina
Shepherd Aley
Local visitors and events noted in Ely area
Residents Jod Mea Glen Bigelow Estelida Moughter and others called in Ely district. Sunday show at LB and Chapman's last Friday. Hitepict Rainpews reported school delay due to Whooping cough. Mrs C F Mainline attended a Wesley Webb Farmers club meeting. Local gatherings included Toon Hanford home chat, Bigelow family visits, and Alfred Neptlets social. Prizes awarded Sunday in a faith contest with Gwendolyn Chapmin Glidy Duckworth tied for second. Ronald Boron Roy Nestle and others placed in order.
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Jod Mea
Glen Bigelow
Estelida
Chapman
C.F. Mainline
Farmer's Club
Wesley Webb
Oealer
Toon Hanford
Wi. Bigelow
Fred Newman
Alfred Neptlets
Gwendolyn Chapmin
Glidy
Duckworth
Bet
RAT SNAP REMEDY CLAIMS QUICK FARM RELIEF
Mrs KE, on her Ohio farm, reports using RAT-SNAP to control a rat problem after observing droves on the property. She says the product killed 17 rats and removed the infestation, with local druggists Murphy and Winslow Bros. reporting it is sold and quarantined for distribution.
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Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drag
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