25 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
1
A scrambled excerpt describes public relief figures during the Depression, unemployment numbers from the era’s key agencies, and public debate over unemployment data. It references President Roosevelt, Secretary Perkins, and NRA leaders, plus a glimpse of social press commentary on consumer habits and international concerns.
Olive Roberts reflects on a soft rainy day, noting robins, a singing canary, and a cage door left open. The piece weaves weather, poetry, and memories of Stevenson and Rose Fyleman, suggesting rainy weather prompts children to seek books and poetry and recall lilting verses.
Practical tips advise reading newspapers aloud to build voice control and conversational topics. It also covers posture and movement, urging graceful sitting and leg crossing above the knees, while recommending forgetting oneself to achieve genuine poise.
Holly Grove Mrs Ida Gorham visits her daughter in Shreveport Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Luther Sutton and children of Lost Prairie Spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs H L Sutton. Friends mourn the death of Mrs Daisy Eubanks. Mrs Browning of near Hope attended Sunday school here. Mrs Car Evans and Norman spent days with Mrs Evans of Hope. John Boyett visited his daughter Mrs Willie Roberts and family. Mrs Martha Hembree and children.
Saturday afternoon with Mrs Maudie Elliott and Mrs Flora Askew joined by children visiting her brother William Wormington and family. Mrs Jessie Atkins spent a day last week with sister Mrs John Robertson. Mrs Lola Gorham spent Monday night with Mrs Poole and family.
In Belleville New Jersey 15 year old Boy Scout Allen Butler awoke to a wrecked shed blown onto the rails. He dashed through rain for a quarter mile to reach the engine and signal the crew with a lantern. The train halted safely and passengers praised him.
Columbus Rev L M Sipes of Little Rock visited relatives here. W W Ellen and Clarence Ellen of Garland came Sunday with Mr and Mrs Horace Ellen and attended church. Mrs Bert Cowling and Mrs Stev ning Cowling of Mineral Springs visited Mrs J M Holding Tuesday. Chester Suggs Jr of McNab spent weekend with Mrs C R White. Mr and Mrs N A Beller and Mrs N A Bellar of Little Rock are guests of Mrs J S Wilson Sr.
A collection of political and social quips. Ex Gox Wm E Sweet of Tolerate and NRA staff voices on economy, wealth, and punishment. Warden Lawes contrasts punishment with death. Rev C H Parkhurst comments on legislating heaven. Mary Borden likens engaged couples to explorers with sweets.
The text mentions Mrs Jim Wilson Jr visiting in Hope with relatives S H Briant and N T Jewell. Ruth Griffin a nurse from All Saints Fort Worth visited her parents at Cross Roads and traveled to Chicago for the World's Fair with her father. Gus Ford of Mineral Springs visits with daughter Thurman Blackwood as well as notes on London Cats and Washington history. An aquarium tip notes goldfish breeding in larger tanks with plant life.
A notice posted at Hope yard warns that many workers are smoking cigarettes and that any employee caught smoking will be dismissed. The message, signed by E. P. Beasley, targets cigarette habit in the line. Harry Barlow has returned from a pleasure trip to the East and Canada. Perry Hawthorne visits Nashville on business. Mrs. Will Orton and children of Fulton visited Hope, and Mrs. W. S. Atkins and children and Steve Atkins left for relatives in Nashville.
Bruce Catton notes Carleton Beals argues U S influence causes Cuba’s troubles from Platt Amendment to economic dependency. Beals claims Machado’s fall was aided by American interests and that Washington shapes Cuban policy, urging a new deal granting real independence and U S responsibility. The book, priced at 33, is offered by Lippincott.
New Liberty residents and relatives visit Dock Hamilton and attend Harmony church. Fletcher-Easterling and children from Patmos join relatives while Bright-Crider family visits Falcon. Glanton couple attends Harmony revival. Alvin Hamilton and Emmet neighbors visit their parents Dock Hamilton and family. Johnnie Clark family, Doyle Bruce, and Purtell kin from Hope join Sunday dinner at Dock Hamilton home. Otis Langston and Mrs. attend.
George Clark reports Friday afternoon visitors at Sutton singing school including Eunice Langston Ian Wayne and Mrs Langston. Fletcher Easterting of Patmos has been doing carpenter work for his uncle Dock Hamilton. Mr and Mrs J H Crank attended church near Sutton Sunday night. The note mentions nudists and speculate about outfits for cold weather using celophane.
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