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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
6
Washington reports July business activity showing mixed gains across sectors. Freight loadings rose while inventories and industrial production failed to rise, with steel, electrical goods, and automotive demand cited as contributing factors and overall activity indicating a cautious but positive trend for the month.
Fragmented text outlines supposed fat loss tips and brand references, mentioning water, minerals, and meals high in potatoes, butter, and cream. It mixes unclear claims with garbled phrases, making concrete guidance or sources hard to verify.
Long list of Hope area residents visiting relatives and friends in Arkadelphia Camden Texarkana Paris Nashville and Shreveport with several family events and a planned Presbyterian Auxiliary ice cream social at the courthouse to pay down church debt.
Harmony Avala would be appreciated at a big place as events unfold. Howard Vines is sick again and hoped to improve. Edwint Britt and Kiley returned home after two weeks visiting Thad Vines, Ella Hoer nen, F omby of Shangaloo, La.
A note praising how smart women use Hope Star advertisements to support themselves, highlighting the practical value of the paper’s ads in daily life.
Prosecutor W A W Grier announced that widow Charauerity Fox Dolbow and former neighbor Norman Driscoll admitted plotting to kill her husband Harry Delbow, 34, beaten to death with an iron bar. They paid 26 for the murder. Three men Drummond, Dennis, and Aeris acted as witnesses. Delbow spoke of his death as the plan unfolded.
New Hope Miss Cliva Paris closes a singing school at this plage Prick with a wandenfal program. Misses Juttiy and Roxie Watkins and Redta Mae Poth, Lester Watkins and Lee Paris attend singing at Pines Grove Sunday. The watermelon and cotton crops need rain. The meeting begins the third Sunday of August and all are invited. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hatfield welcome a boy and a girl. United States commissioner to Germany noted.
Mrs. Giles Glascow and family hosted a brief visit week with Grandmother Jeane Spercg Wall and relations. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dinapherty, Mr. and Mrs. Rey McWilliams, and children. Attendees at church services in Shower Springs and gatherings near Luckesburg included Harolds Sanford family, Milton Rogers, Shard Vines, Thal Vines, OtHie Jews, his son, and Miss Helen Jewes at Bucky Moi plus George McMillery home visits Sunday.
The readable fragments show Mrs Sirah Bradford spending time with a daughter and Mae, plus Mrs Chagat Shiee and Dr. Rogers in casual gatherings. Notes mention Miss Alia Bruce and Mery and Tovey visiting Tuesday with various local residents, including Mr and Mrs Wis dunes.
Berlin reports indicate Nazi authorities ordered the dissolution of all Masonic lodges in the Reich by Saturday. Violence against Jews escalates with a Jewish cattle dealer dying in protective custody after a fall from a jail window. Bavaria closes a Jewish spa hotel amid rising Aryan protests as Jews are expelled from Tad Teela.
Samuel Insull, once vice president of a vast utility empire, had his pension restored by the boards of Commonwealth Edison Gas Light & Coke Peoples Gas Subsidiary and Public Service Co of Northern Illinois. The four utilities reinstated him as of January 1, 1934, paying about 83,000 for the 17 months since removal while he fled Europe to avoid mail fraud charges.
Monday with Mr and Mrs Minto Hea ley and Mrs Harry Carnes spent Tarrday with her parents Mr vond Mas, due Wren, Mises Clara Willions and Marie Brown spent Tuesday night with Miser Mitte Ree and Gene Rovers, Little Mine Glendin Catheen spent Mrevelry with Miss Barling Wilson. Ralph Brown Tuesday night with B nid Lee Bradford.
Mrs. Andy Jordan spent last Friday with her daughter and relatives, including Fletcher Easterling Victor Yarbrough of Memphis Texas Rufus Ernott Mope Archie Hammers EB 0 Rogers Dewey Bearden Cecil Rogers and Doris Yar. The Loveth and families enjoyed a fish fry at Dikes Springs last Saturday. Alfred Bearden and Emily visited his parents Barto Bearden on Saturday evening. Elston Messer and Charley Stephens visited New Liberty on Sunday. Cuefield of Fairview spent Sunday with her parents A C Monts. Ivy Mitchell and family of Centerville also visited. Avlen Messer of New Liberty spent Sunday night with Alston Messer.
Medical reports indicate methylene blue injections are highly beneficial in treating leprosy, showing promise as a therapeutic option for patients suffering from the disease.
More than five million copies of Ethab ert Nevin s The Rosary have been sold. A lightning flash is described moving between clouds and earth, sometimes rising from mud to the cloud.
Medical ads claim kidneys contain miles of tubes that must be washed to avoid backache leg pains and other symptoms. Doan's Pills advertised as effective for over 40 years, offered by Foster Milburn Co. Also notes a 3 pints daily urine and 3 pounds of waste guideline.
Gulf teamed with 750 motorists for a three week comparison against regular brands across mileage starting pick-up power and overall performance. More than seven in ten found Gulf superior on at least one point and many on all five.
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