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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
2
In a terse exchange a speaker challenges a claim of bigamy. The dialogue recalls a marriage from years past as a son named William is identified as having wed recently, revealing tensions and hidden histories within a wary household.
A collection of practical kitchen and sewing tips. Advice covers dampening trousers with starch for longer press, grinding bread inside a paper bag to avoid crumbs, a banana butter scotch ice cream recipe with detailed steps, using a monkey wrench to aid dress fitting, maintaining pantry shelves with floor wax, a temper-saving frying-pan tip with frying fat and salt, a delicate fish sandwich spread recipe with mustard sugar and dairy components, and storage notes for air conditioned refrigerators.
The Arkansas peach deal closes with Kroger buying more than 40,000 bushels of fancy Elberta peaches. Led by Bert Johnson of Highland Orchards, Arkansas soils proved suitable for high quality fruit, boosting Kroger’s reach to Memphis St Louis Kansas City and expanding into Peoria Madison Chicago Fort Wayne and Columbus.
Hempstead county home demonstration club members support regular child allowances. Mrs Ide A Fenton University of Arkansas Extension economist says early money management training yields benefits, even with small sums. An allowance should be kept down.
A brief recipe for a 48 serving ice cream using canned fruit juice, sugar, and coffee cream. Mix fruit mash with sugar, fold in cream, freeze in a modern ice cream freezer, and churn 5 to 10 minutes. Pack, reassemble, and harden at least an hour before serving.
Advice from Mrs Pention suggests starting allowances small at 25 to 50 cents a month and not increasing until the child learns to spend on worthwhile items. Analysts differ on whether allowance is a right or wage and whether regular or irregular contributions yield greater family savings. One authority emphasizes giving the child some personal money to manage, even if tiny.
The candidate Sure-Man Mountain Dean announces run for the Georgia House. He vows bold campaigning style and speaks about enduring political pressure while expressing a preference for walking in the rain.
Miss Anna Evans, 21, of New York, tells a policeman her reason for walking nude in Central Park. Separately, Salvador de Madariaga, ex Spanish ambassador, argues for care programs for crippled children now authorized across states.
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