06 Aug 1929
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1929
Page
1
A scrambled crossword page presents clues and partial answers in a noisy OCR block. Despite garbled entries, readers glimpse theme lines, word lengths, and scattered terms across categories, prompting puzzle solvers to fill blanks and verify across and down answers.
A curly jumble of quips about a bald man in a rumble seat and scantily clad ladies. a New York writer claims modern girls lack blushes. Chett Cheeby the Chinese general appears. the Manhattan seven wonders quest hints at night club patrons. a bank clerk misappropriates 179000 for stock trading. suspicions about Orient tensions veer toward the color red.
The Star outlines a platform to use revenues from the power plant to develop Hope and improve pavements and sanitary conditions. It supports Chamber of Commerce aid, county highway construction of all-weather roads, and reducing dirt mileage. It backs agricultural programs and cooperative farming, state highway progress, tax reform, and lean government through a budget system.
The St Louis endurance flyers have landed after landmark flights, inspiring both respect and cautious pride. The writer praises their achievement while warning against turning aviation into mere stunts, noting Jackson’s credit and the need to encourage future challengers.
Ung Walter Huston, winner of a nationwide contest to educate a boy like Thomas Edison, faces a four year technical education under intense scrutiny. He will be a marked man among peers and faculty, with newspapers likely to pester him. Still, wishes for his best are offered.
Hoover era critics urge abolishing cavalry as budget cuts loom. Analysts note cavalry could be vital in desert and mountainous terrain and argue it might have altered WWI outcomes. Despite mechanization, many insist the traditional cavalry remains a useful arm in certain conditions.
Newton J Baker, former secretary of war, declared that American citizens have the right to criticize public officers including judges in the exercise of their duties. He warned that judges are not sacrosanct and are public servants subject to criticism. The remark was made while defending two Cleveland editors cited for contempt of court after criticizing an injunction.
Dr John Lightfoot and Archbishop Usher pegged creation at 4004 BC but scientists and theologians clashed over humanity’s age. Father Richarz, of the Catholic Anthropological Conference, asserts mankind is about 30,000 years old geologically, while Smithsonian scholars push at least 500,000 years. The long dispute spans until modern times with varied biblical chronologies and scholastic calculations.
A three year study by the U S Geological Survey examines the Pomerang Basin in Connecticut as a typical case. It finds that of forty four inches of annual rainfall, twenty one inches flow out through streams while twenty three inches return to the atmosphere. Evaporation from soil water surfaces and leaf transpiration drive the moisture back into the air.
The idea of wearing pajamas in public may not gain full acceptance but could tempt some restless individuals to ditch coats. The discussion highlights comfort versus social norms in urban attire.
Youey Williams travels from Washington while Joe Rosenberg visits the World's Pub. Prominent Hope and Prescott attendees share tales of games and trips. Local residents arrive from Nashville, Hot Springs, and Washington with automobiles and business. Canteloupe and watermelon shipments from Patmos and Prescott area rise amid drought and crop changes. articles note Derby era and proofreaders oppose war.
Reports from Bad Mergenheim say Chancellor Helmut Mueller, aged 63, is critically ill after an emergency operation for gallbladder inflammation. The German leader underwent the procedure and remains in serious condition.
Mrs. Bubby Burns widow of a Baltimore boxer applied for a permit to become a professional fighter. She says she will face challengers in her class and asserts seriousness about pursuing a pro career despite skeptical remarks.
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