04 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
1
A dream invites a dragon to envy other creatures and crave power but ends with the little tree affirming contentment. Marta and King Alain Venture guide the tale as the tree recalls friends like birds, chipmunks, and a robin. The dragon learns that genuine companionship beats imagined greatness.
A brief note on how new hats influence hairdressing trends as hats sit higher and cover less, making coiffure more visible and important for a suave appearance.
Prison officials propose a uniform code matching outside industries for hours and conditions, with equal labor costs and marketing freedom. They argue prisoner work reduces crime risk and eases taxpayer burden, noting current wages and varying state rules. The piece also covers NRA design work, a fashion blurb, and a brief dentist note.
Columbus residents Mrs J R Autrey and Miss Frances Darnall join friends and relatives at Lake Visage. Joe Shepperson of Spiro and E J Shepperson visit. D W Hamilton and relatives come from Emmet. Ed Shepperson of Arkadelphia spends weekend home. C C Stuart of Washington visits relatives Monday evening. Mrs Jim Wilson Jr visits Hope. Press McKinny and Overton children visit from Overton Texas. Rev and Mrs David Shepperson and Morley Jennings with families from El Dorado join Dudney of Stamps for a visit with Mrs Luta Shep-
Rev. and M. Sipen and family of Little Rock arrive in Bundsy for a four day visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mitchell and other relatives. Jr. and Mrs. W. W. Worrell of DeQueen spend Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Suggs at McNab. The Worrells, on vacation, depart Monday night to visit relatives in St. Paul Minnesota and Cedar Rapids Iowa, then plan to attend the Century of Progress before returning home.
Bruce Catton reviews Kitchen Prelude by Pierre Hump a famous chef who narrates his life from a difficult apprenticeship to elite restaurants. The memoir explores his dislike of cooking his anarchist and communist meditations and a stint studying humanity while revealing odd sanitation beliefs of high end Parisian kitchens.
In a melodramatic chapter, Elinor and Barrett confront past suspicions and social pressures. After a telegram reveals Elinor's rival mother has remarried, Barrett admits his prior doubts and pledges happiness for Elinor. They reaffirm love, planning patience and mutual support to endure the tense aftermath.
Roy Anderson is spending a few days in Mineral Wells Texas where a railroad from Monroe to the city is under construction and will be pushed to completion. Neely LaGrone from Foreman is in town. Mr. and Mrs. O A Graves and Albert will visit Colorado Springs. Mrs. Fred Middlebrooks and Elle Dgen head home to Bagley Louisiana. Miss Bessie Olstead visits Lewisville this week. A publisher notes the book priced at $2.50.
Thursday's results show Atlanta defeated New Orleans 7 to 5 with several games postponed due to rain. Chicago edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 while St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in six innings. Boston shut out Brooklyn 3 to 0 and New York-Philadelphia was postponed.
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