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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
6
President Roosevelt signed a measure restoring pensions to dependents and veterans of the Spanish American War, affecting about 50 000 people and about 6 million for widows. He stressed no precedent for World War pensions, noting the distinct care system created for World War veterans.
A Philadelphia man named Joseph Raggia receives a daily ration including twelve pounds of spaghetti, a loaf of bread, twelve pounds of frankfurters, ice cream, and other items. Separately, the London Zoo requires eight gallons of special oil for each elephant's annual beauty bath.
Hopson outlines the Associated Gas and Electric complex while the Senate committee weighs possible contempt citations. He and J M retain voting stock control and defend a privacy right as details of the mammoth holding company, and executive session looms after more testimony.
Rescue workers report a dam burst on the Orba river near Ovaila Italy causing floods over 4 square miles. The hydro plant failure left towns cut off and bridges destroyed while dozens of hospitals treated the injured and scores displaced. Early figures estimate hundreds dead with 100 drowned in Ovada.
A kitchen column by Mary E. Dague shares creative twists on vegetables and eggs, offering menu ideas for breakfast lunch and dinner. It includes egg nests on toast, baked tomato macaroni and cheese, a cream of mushroom soup dinner, and a decorative cold meat platter. Also features a colorful salad arrangement, a tomato rosette centerpiece, and a rice meringue dessert with detailed measurements and steps.
Guests at a California hotel heard nightly croaks from bull frogs until the manager installed a powerful searchlight system. He also lit the pool area, and the nocturnal chorus ceased as the frogs moved away from the glow.
The passage riffs on political slogans and economic frustration. It riffs on Hoover style rhetoric and critiques meat prices as a symbol of rising costs. The piece uses sharp phrasing to question logic behind price changes and labor disputes with a regional flavor.
Community notes report a wish for rain at Union Grove while Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Samuels and daughters Faye and Pauline of DeAnn and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garland of Emmet share Sunday hospitality with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bavis. Week end visitors include Miss Inez Wool of Midway and Miss Marie Ward of Blevins for Miss Ruby Johnson. Revival attendance continued at Bell's Chapel and a large singing is planned near Union Grove Sunday night August 25 with Midway and Holly Grove classes expected. public invited.
Mr Jim Lee made a business trip to Prescott Tuesday. Ruff Nivens and A P Davis made a business trip to Hope Friday.
A Dallas man chronicled long stomach troubles spanning 25 years and a $3000 expense before finding relief with Gordon's Compound after dr. and pharmacist recommendations. Other testimonials from Oklahoma and Texas users claim rapid relief, touting the product as a quick cure for acid and indigestion.
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