Red Cross mobilizes to aid flood victims nationwide
In the wake of northeastern floods the American Red Cross acts swiftly providing shelter for the homeless feeding the hungry and delivering medical care. The volunteer-driven relief effort emphasizes child welfare clothing financial aid and broad humanitarian service funded by contributions.
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American Red Cross
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A Thought for Easter Reflects on Spring and Resurrection
The piece links spring with renewal and immortality, noting that cultures long before Christianity celebrated rebirth. It frames Easter as a communal testifying to life beyond death and cites belief as a powerful force shaping modern civilization.
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Nervous Woman Improves With Cardui Treatment
Mrs Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas describes regular shaking spells from nervousness. She was weak and cramped at her time and bedridden until taking Cardui. After one bottle the shaking stopped and cramps faded. She gave Cardui to her daughter who also recovered quickly.
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Notable Firsts for Women Across Nations and Roles
The piece highlights pioneering women including Nelle Tavine Ross the first woman governor of Wyoming and first woman on a Mint medal, Doris Pringle a radiogram messenger, and Katherine C Blackburn directing the Division of Press Intelligence. It notes odd occupations in Britain and knitting in Estonia, stressing women's expanding official and professional roles.
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Wyoming
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Mint
Great Britain
Oliver Strachey
Women’s Employment Federation of London
Doris Pringle
University of Southern California
National Capital
United States
Sue White
Katherine C. Blackburn
Connecticut
Committee On Public Information
Foreign Press Bureau
New Soil Conservation Program Launched in Texas
College Station officials announce a new soil conservation and allotment program under the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act. Extension staff will organize county committees, explain terms at meetings, and elect farmer committees to administer the act.
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Texas
Jack Shelton
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R. H. Rogers
A. OC. Smith
Texas Cotton Allotment Board
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Obregon Quips On Little Saints In Mexico City
In a Mexico City hour long talk General Alvaro Obregon discussed church state tensions. He recalled a saying the common people use about power and piety noting it is the little saints who annoy the Lord.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mexico City
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Texas mule aids Dallas exposition machinery removal
Heavy rains uncover a massive tractor at the Texas Centennial Exposition site in Dallas. Ten mules were used to pull it free after conventional tractors failed.
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Lone Star State
Dallas
Don’t make your dollars go so far they won’t come back
A cautious shopper advisor warns readers about frugal spending habits and the risk of lingering costs. The column urges mindful budgeting and prudent purchases to avoid financial strain and missed savings opportunities.
Clock Watches Ticking as Crew Finishes on Schedule
Workers race to complete the project by the deadline. Foreman emphasizes punctuality and tight supervision to ensure on time completion.
Florentine dishes boost spring spinach and style
Florentine menu trend spreads through New York restaurants with chicken saute Florentine and spinach dishes. Advice covers healthful eating, parsley garnishes, and practical kitchen tips along with fashion notes on patent leather and Easter greeting cards. Local notices mention Mrs. Will H. Brown's Coleman visit and Hardaway furniture repair moving to Coleman.
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Florentine
F. L. Hardaway
Coleman
Ballinger visitors and returning resident noted in local social
Miss Delmas Morris and Kenneth Robertson of Ballinger were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Brown Saturday night. Miss Anna Brown, who had been employed in Ballinger, has returned to her home here.
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Anti-Saloon League
Jane Addams
Delmas Morris
Kenneth Robertson
Ballinger
Kelly Brown
Anna Brown
Ginners Convention Draws Fort Worth Delegation
Wylie Hinds Joe V Hinds John Carlisle and Roy Mack traveled to Fort Worth on Tuesday to attend the Ginners convention highlighting local agricultural leaders and industry events.
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Joe V. Hinds
John Carlisle
Roy Mack
Fort Worth
Abilene Visit With Stamford Relatives Reported
Mr and Mrs L E Low visited in the Bert Low home in Abilene the past weekend and spent Sunday with relatives in Stamford.
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Bert Low
Abilene
Stamford
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