Freckles and His Friends in Nut Shell
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
2
Ing passed by members of the department and submitted to the editor for ratification.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Walter Johnson's peak and decline. It recalls Bucky Harris guiding the Senators, Terry, Kelly, and McGraw, with contrasts to Johnson's World Series miseries and a grim, muddy finale that haunts his legacy.
A fragmentary note praises Oakie as the main comic star in a lighthearted film described as a laugh riot. The snippet mentions playful lines and who could be the sap of the act, indicating a comedy focus and affectionate humor.
Readers are urged to recognize common signs of worms in children including irritability, poor sleep, digestive pains, and appetite loss. An advertised home remedy priced at 35 cents per bottle is promoted, while a separate theater feature showcases Syracuse comedian Oakie in a lighthearted comedy, with plot details described.
Fragment of a vintage film note references System Toxic and Sargon Triumphs with Oakie and Ginger Rogers in a plot where a youthful dame aims to win a backwoods suitor. Also mentions veteran stage actors and producer A Edward Sutherland. An old testimonial for Sargon Pills by Mrs Martha Setchell is included among the clippings.
Yesterday results include Little Rock 5 Nashville 3 and Memphis 5 Chattanooga IL 4. Other scores list Atlanta 8 Mobile 1 Birmingham 4 New Orleans 3, plus Detroit 5 New York 1 and Cleveland 13 Philadelphia 6. Today’s games feature Little Rock at Nashville Mobile at Atlanta Memphis at Chattanooga New Orleans at Birmingham and Washington, Chicago 4 Boston 3, St. Louis 0, Detroit 5 New York 1. Several city social notes follow, including Theodore West Jr of San Antonio visiting, Miss Ruby Jack Sullivan returning from Fayetteville 4-H encampment, and various local visits and gatherings.
Kenosha Wisconsin August 15 UP Fred Rydberg a garage company employer can tell time by looking at a tree stump in his front yard. A sun dial considered technically perfect was built on the stump’s face.
Farmers in Hempstead county strive to conserve feed for livestock this winter under County Agent Lyne Smith. Cornstover and hay are being saved, meadows are short, and a heavy rye and nuts crop will be planted if seed arrives. Efforts aim to cooperate with agencies to secure seed and meet the feed emergency amid extreme weather. Further information will be shared as available.
A Chehalis motorist was approached by a hitchhiker wearing a large diamond ring. The stranger claimed hardship and offered the paste diamonds and rings for 10 dollars, attempting to ensnare the motorist with a tale of adversity and romance.
Sees Washington industry figure Tsukimoto from Tokyo tour Grays and Willapa harbors Aug. 15. She is noted as a pioneer in successful growing of Japanese oysters on Puget Sound and related oyster beds.
Mrs. El E Gross of Little Rock reports relief from general decline after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She claims renewed health, strength, and sinew, calling it a wonderful remedy for stomach and blind conditions.
A gypsy reportedly dropped a lucky coin into W F Nichols’s pocketbook in Richmond Indiana, causing a $40 roll to disappear after the pair left town. Nichols told police the gypsy stepped up to his car, offered no help, and he later discovered the loss in his purse.
Columbus Nebraska August 15 UPI reports Bert J. Galley, honored for 28 years as Columbus volunteer fire department chief, granted life appointment as fire chief. The decision recognizes his long service and leadership.
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