01 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
1
A mother helps Amy confront a cycle of petty feuds between girls led by Margaret and Amy. The mother explains anger as a habit and urges reconciliation. Amy reconciles with Margaret, but wonders who she will target next, realizing habitual anger harms a child’s soul.
A French cosmetics maker explains skin toning lotions as gentle daily supports after cleansing. They remove excess cream, provide light stimulation, and differ from astringents which should be used sparingly on the chin and neck.
NEA dispatch details Hugh Johnson’s blitz to sell Recovery and draft era codes. It notes Johnson's orchestration of ads, publicists from Philadelphia, and the blue eagle design, plus his missteps and the LLLL initials fad. Balbo’s reception and Roosevelt quips close the piece.
A vintage style advisory promising a patty level treatment to reduce a double chin. It extols an usterngent and a skin toning lotion as essential for preserving natural beauty and facial contours.
Friends report Olin Murphy able to resume duties at the Aly Arkansas CCC camp after a two month illness at Hut Springs hospital. Reece Arrington says his father A J Arrington of Booneville is much improved. Mr and Mrs Bob Levins and Mr and Mrs Thurman Rhodes of Washington visited Mr and Mrs D F Watkins Sunday evening.
Elinor Stafford, entangled in a townhouse feud of wealth and love, confronts Barrett Colvin over a child born of bartered loyalty. As Barrett faces a perilous expedition and distant threats, Elinor learns the baby’s fate may redefine a future she long hoped to share.
Edgar the Incorrigible taunts a welfare worker asking about post release plans. He cryptically boasts having two dealers and a post office to stay with after his sentence ends, reflecting a grim urban crime milieu through a hard edged dialog.
Miss Wion Lowry returns from visiting sister Mrs Ben Freeman at Jennings La. Mr and Mrs W H Hutchison and Orrie Reed spent Thursday at Fish Lake Miss Antoinette Delany visits Mrs Johnnie Wheeler at Texarkana Mrs Talbot Feild and daughter Hattie Ann left for a visit to Mrs A Hunter of Little Rock Ches Duff owner of the Hope Heading plant is in the city Mr and Mrs Carroll McLarty are spending this week at Hot Springs
Battlefield Mr and Mrs Smithy Vaughn and daughter Genevive were the Sunday Wests of their daughter Mrs Fred Mauldin and Mr Mauldin Miss Bertha Springs was married in Mr Bud Hunt Saturday at Hope Rev Rister of Lewisville performed the ceremony Mrs Willie Tarpley returned home at Spring Hill after visiting her daughter and son at this place Dave Townsend of Garland City attended a business there Friday and Saturday Mrs J A Smith Ralph and Irma Smith attended the baptizing at Spring Hill Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Miles Whatley and Mr and Mrs Andrew Whatley attended church at New Hope Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs Arlin Moses were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Elbert Tarpley Mrs Maggie Atkins returned home at this place after visiting relatives at Holly Grove Mr and Mrs H E Reid were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Guy
Brown and Judd with John Redmond from Nashville visited G. W. Springs Jr. and family Sunday. Dorsey McRae of Hope called on Miles Whatley Sunday afternoon. Owen Townsend of Pauls Spur visited relatives here last week. Daisy Mayton returned home at Patmos after visiting her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayton. Floyd Smith left recently for Kilgore, Texas to visit relatives.
A mother asks her hopeful child to apologize to Auntie for calling her a dumbbell. The child replies, “I’m awfully sorry you’re a dumbbell,” revealing a humorous yet sharp exchange.
A fragment from a historical text shows a mistranscribed exchange where a speaker rejects marriage yet leans toward an unlikely union. Names and places are garbled, yielding little clear context beyond a fragmentary vow. The passage reads as a rough, uncertain dialect snapshot from a bygone era.
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