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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
4
Local society items list guests visiting Dallas and Heber Springs, a bridge club party with peach shortcake, and several residents traveling to Guthrie, Ponca City, Des Moines, Fort Madison, and Seattle. Also notes on returning visitors from Hot Springs, Malvern, Little Rock, and Magnolia, plus standings and scores from regional games and leagues.
Milwaukees seven pound four foot long safety pin given to Richard Gronths parents by frlatdix sparks a playful moment. The six month old baby grimly proclaims I am sorta atuck up and the contraption is described as snappy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Samuels of Del Ann announce the arrival of a son born Thursday morning at Josephine hospital. Dr. J. R. Autrey of Columbus is reported missing at his home in Columbus. Mrs. John Hutchens obituary in Columbus attended by Frank Hutchens and daughters Virginia and Abbie and Miss Susan Chambless. C. W. Weltman returned from Albuquerque three weeks ago for his wife's health. she is not expected to return until next December.
The New York Yankees top the Athletics 5 to 3 in a ninth inning rally after Lefty Gomez struggles. Johnson finishes the frame with two strikeouts. Walberg takes the loss as New York collects 10 hits to 7 for Oakland. Ruth pads his day with two hits in four at bats. Across the league, Cleveland edges Detroit 4 to 3 and Washington crushes Boston 15 to 1. Cincinnati snaps eight game skid with a 2 to 1 win over Pittsburgh. Pharrell Sheriff Blake earns his third straight win for Philadelphia in a 4 to 1 victory over the Giants. Brooklyn downs Boston 7 to 3.
D. T. Murray, 91, father of Governor W. H. Murray, died at his Bethany home after a week long illness from influenza. He administered the governor’s oath last January in cold weather.
Miami Florida track season runs January 14 to March 5 with 306000 in purses across 45 racing days at Hialesh Park. First Florida start under new pari mutuel betting law features a two year old dash after February 1 and minimum claiming prices of 2500 for under one mile and 2000 for over a mile. The Florida derby carries 10000 added and closes the season on the final day over a mile and a quarter course.
Bleeding and protruding piles stem from bad blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. Salves and cutting fail. only internal medicine helps. Dr J S Leonhardt reports success with Hem-Roid tablets in 969 of 1000 patients, backed by a money back guarantee. Ward & Son promote one bottle to end pile misery.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to purify the body with Calotabs to restore health. It frames purification as nature’s foundation of health and promotes taking a thorough course weekly for several weeks, claiming blood purification via liver, kidneys, stomach, and bowels in exchange for ten and ninety five cent package prices.
A New York magistrate proposes hanging gangsters from lamp posts as a harsh punch line. The quip implies harsher penalties and targets perceived criminals, framed as a sharp rebuke to reputational attacks by anonymous authors.
Fort Smith hosts the state junior league final as Conway defeats Fort Smith 11 to 6 to win the state championship. Arkansas picks all star honors with players from Conway Hope and Fort Smith led by Pitcher Smith and outfielder Harper. Results set the stage for regional play in Little Rock and the national World Series in Houston.
Conway county officials and superintendents gather for the annual Arkansas Education conference set for Friday and Saturday. County and city superintendents discuss methods to ease school financial burdens. W Bass of Fayetteville chairs the county group and Fred Keller of Joplin leads the city group. A science note mentions a scientist’s claim about billion microbes in a cable inch of air.
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