Brother Meets Brother in Little Rock Revival
Green Forest Ark correspondent recounts traveling 21 years apart to Little Rock for a Home Board evangelistic campaign. He finds his brother in the meeting, sits with him during sermons by Dr. Palmer and others, and notes the strong Home Board effort and widespread zeal in the revival.
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Union County
Little Rock
Home Board
F. D. King
Berrys Tle
Little Reck
Moond Ark
FD. King
Simmers
Kinsett
Littloe
Baptist Church
R. G. Bowers
Vast Gang of Crooks Target New York Wealthy Homes
The New York area faces a surge of burglaries by an organized gang from Europe. Women are especially affected as thieves enter drawing rooms and steal jewelry and cash from wealthy households. Since January fifteen major heists over $3,000 each total about $350,000, with hundreds of robberies ranging from $100 to $2,500. Inspector Faurot warns women to harden home security amid this influx of international crooks.
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York
Europe
Gotham
Elizabeth Nichols
Brooklyn
Monte Carlo
London
Paris
Berlin
New York
Kansas Prairies
State Union Meet in Durham Promises Major Sessions
The State Farmers' Union gathering in Durham November 16 to 18 promises to be the greatest session yet. Key discussions will cover warehouse systems with Congressman Lever and Warehouse Commissioner McLaurin, rural credits with John Sprunt Hill, Dr. G. M. Cooper on creamery organization, and taxation and absentee landlordism led by Mr. R. F. Beasley. Each county is urged to send a full delegation.
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State Union
Progressive Farmer
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healti Promises Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healti as curing old sores and various ailments. It claims pain relief and healing in one application, offered at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar.
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Porter
Ode to McNeely Honor and Farewell From Union
A poetic tribute praises McNeely for merit and a storied life likened to Milton and Shakespeare. The writer wishes him success on a foreign journey, expects praise from rivals and roses from supporters, and honors his family and Union while bidding farewell to the old nation.
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Milton
Shakespear
Greyley
Hone
McNeely
Buford
Jackson
Burr Clover Seed Offer and Political Banter
Advertisement notes burr clover at 12 pounds per bushel for 1.25 dollars cash with order and hints at good stands yielding 100 to 300 bushels per acre. It also includes a humorous political pledge about loving and cherishing regardless of the platform, attributed to a "Strictly Party Man" figure.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Block Text Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promising to drive out malaria with quinine and to build up the system with iron. It emphasizes a tasteless formula and claims the product costs no money.
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GROVE
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Triangle
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Monroe Coca-Cola Company
F. N. Snyder
Monroe, N. C
FORD
Universal
Detroit
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America
Old Ney
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Lee Street
Wolf Pond Road
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Vann Heights
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Bank of Enion Building
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