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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
3
In Fairmont a contractor demolished the wrong home as Emma Otis found her six room farm house two-thirds torn down. The worker admitted he had mistaken the target, saying it did look like the intended dilapidated structure across the road.
In Hazen area crash that occurred days earlier, sixth victim dies in Little Rock hospital. Coach Burnett, 35, of Hazen, succumbs after injuries from the automobile truck collision near Hazen.
Hempstead county fruit juices are valued as summer beverages says Miss Melva Bullington home demonstration agent Strawberry blackberry or raspberry syrup mixed with ice cold milk is nourishing and different per University of Arkansas nutritionist Miss Gertrude Conant A fruit punch with strong tea base uses tea oranges lemons grape juice and sugar poured over ice Grape juice and ginger ale is a good mix Miss Conant notes fruit beverages should be slightly acidic and not overly sweet Also mentions protecting flower gardens by understanding insect eating habits
CHICAGO A swift resolution of the Donald Horst kidnapping triggers a custody battle. John Regan and Lydia Nelson claim the baby as their illegitimate child while Mrs. Otto Horst contests her status yet seeks guardianship. In a tense office meeting, tears and pleas followed as the child was placed in an orphanage pending civil court action.
Miss Bullington notes insects feed as either chewing or sucking pests. Chewing insects like beetles grasshoppers caterpillars are best treated with arsenical sprays or dusts per Dwight Isely of the University of Arkansas. Sucking pests such as red spiders aphids scale insects and mealybugs require nicotine soap sprays pyrethrum or sulfur dusts. In small gardens hands with gloves can remove infested leaves or insects.
Gardeners are advised to collect caterpillars and beetles on affected plants, place them in a pail with kerosene, and shake infested plants onto a cloth laid beneath. Watch for folded or rolled leaves tied with webbing, which may hide caterpillars inside.
Texans armed with a new law can sue for injunctions to stop bullfights. The measure backed by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals targeted illegal fights, with promoters paying the maximum 200 dollar fine from profits. Previously only the attorney general or district and county attorneys could file injunctions.
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