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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
2
Irene receives a letter about investing and the plan to become a businesswoman. Eve, curious and cautious, visits Sanford & Co to ask about buying stocks and ends up in the crowded stock broker’s office watching clerks and tickers before returning to work, pondering how to invest her earnings.
Eva Rader visits Mr Brown in the City Bank wreck and bond department seeking guidance on stock trading. He explains buying methods and risks including margin investments which she declines, while wary of inflated prices and seasonal returns. She plans to invest discreetly, hoping to fund future advertising ventures without Dick finding out. To Be Continued.
In a Thursday afternoon baseball game at UAI field Hope and Camden played a tight contest. Downe hit a solo homer with McDonald aboard during a 1-1 deadlock in the eighth. Carroll and Cool ey of the Storks and Horse Reaves worked as the pitchers, each allowing nine hits as Camden prevailed 3-1.
Hot Sorin reports the visitors bring Albert Williams formerly with the Chicago White Sox as the expected starter while Harlan McClendon will open for Hope. Each team has one victory apiece and a decisive game looms with a strong chance of a close, quality matchup.
A Boston Transcript cartoon dialogue jokes about breakfast timing and a dressmaker's bill. Breakfastee explains a longer sleep to miss three minute eggs, while the other quips about debts of honor funding bridge losses and unpaid dress costs.
The Potomac Park memorial in the national capital was chosen by the Washington Board of Trade as the most architecturally distinguished memorial erected in the last two years. The Greek Doric temple for the District of Columbia war front is large enough to accommodate an eighty piece band. It was designed by F. E. Brooke with Horace Peasles and Nathan Wyeth in Washington.
A fragment mentions Eve Grant leaving in costumes for a Hollywood musical Footlight Parade with Olga La Marr as Mother. The new play reportedly failed, many left after Act One, and by Act Two most left. A cynical critic shouted Women and children, first, as the scene closed. A Young Girl expresses a longing to help others.
Thursday results from the Southern Association show Little Rock beating Chattanooga 14 to 6 while Birmingham and Atlanta posted 3-3 and 1-1. Memphis won 7-6 over Nashville with only games played, and league standings reflect mixed results across venues including Louisville and New Orleans.
Washington takes note as auto manufacturers protest NRA code changes and coal operators seek wage and hour terms. Johnson backs an official interpretation on company unions while President Roosevelt pushes for a code agreement. Auto leaders insist on writing union-related provisions into the code, delaying a settlement.
Churches announce Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on fourth Sundays. Bible study classes every Saturday evening except the fourth. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Regular preaching day. Invite to worship and welcome back a porter who spent last month in Oklahoma.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Ed McFaddin addresses the men’s class. Epworth League meets at 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Dr. A C Miller, editor of the Arhonses Methodist, to preach at the hour. Vasitate to the Holy Trinity Monastery in Eastern Greece involves using an elevator net drawn up the cliff side by hand windlass.
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