21 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary notice from Hempstead Nevada area itemized as advance pay and mail charges for tributes and memorials. Mentions a local newspaper institution, editorial credits, and a disclaimer that the Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Roosevelt faces pressure from finance sectors and Congress as miners, steel firms, and workers weigh NRA codes. Ed McGrady urges mediation while Frick Co resists coal code. Hog industry talks convene at Willard Hotel with producers, processors, and retailers present.
A compact guide on improving posture through simple daily exercises. It stresses standing with shoulders back, weight on the balls of the feet, and keeping contact with a wall to align spine and back muscles. It advises consistent practice each morning to maintain a straight, natural stance and avoid stiffness.
A young evangelist wearing a scanty bathing suit speaks to crowds on Chicago beaches suggesting the truth as she preaches. The scene blends spiritual messaging with seaside spectacle amid summer crowds and controversy.
Alec sulks at home while his mother pushes him to stay active. He trades chores with Eddie, helps patch holes, washes Duke, and discovers happiness comes from doing things rather than having stuff. By day’s end Alec is tired, dirty, and cheerful.
Eve and Dick wander Tomkinville's shops during a Saturday trip. They admire corner shelves water benches and a spinning wheel while debating purchases and imagining a future dining room. Dick cautions on old pieces as Eve champions antique style.
The Yankees moved pitcher Johnny Broaca toward Newark for seasoning yet he refused to pitch more than once a week. Coach Smoky Joe Woods pressed Broaca to pitch in a Yale game against town players led by Albie Booth, but Broaca stood firm, vowing to protect his arm and uniform. A Yankees scout loomed as the behind the scenes antagonist in this tale of early promise and stubborn resolve. The piece also hints at New York athletic commissioner Bill Brown warning referees in grappling events.
The wedding plans for John D Barlow of this city and Mildred McRae of Prescott were announced, with the ceremony set for September 28 in Prescott. The couple hails from two of Southwest Arkansas' prominent families. Annie Moe Myrtle Graves and Mrs J S Constant visited Texarkana yesterday. Miriam Carlton and Bessie Bacon returned from a Texarkana trip. Opal Stages has returned from St Louis after shopping for Stuart Johnson Chay firm goods. Taylor and Ed Dennison left for Galveston for a several day trip.
An assortment of quips about punctuation and marriage humor from London Answers, paired with scientific notes on sunspots and air temperature, wartime losses, gold weight, and preservation tips for canned fruits.
In Little Rock the Federal Home Loan Bank board elected B H Wooten president. Wooten had served as executive vice president since the bank's October 15 1982 organization. He succeeds Captain J F Lucey of Dallas who resigned due to new regulations requiring an active president.
Topeka reporters say state and federal investigators have tallied fresh discoveries in a rising string of bond forgeries centered on Ronald Finney. New issues of municipal bonds or county warrants continue to surface, pushing Finney's fraud total to about $1.7 million.
A vintage ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a twofold cure for malaria and a general tonic. It claims the tasteless quinine destroys the infection while iron strengthens the blood, suitable for adults and children, and widely sold in stores.
Plant admitted Saturday his firm delivered to Finney blanks for over 1 million dollars in bonds. Another firm sent 420000 dollars and about 329000 dollars of forged bonds are in banks and the state treasury. Investigators probe negligence by three officials as the bond market collapses. State Treasurer Tom Boyd faces potential impeachment.
Governor Landon weighs evidence gathered by investigators to decide Monday whether to seek prosecution of three officials or employes. Shakespeare is said to have played the ghost in Hamlet, and Roman senators were appointed for life.
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