26 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
1
The Hope Ark area article notes a blond clue at the post office on Belves Street relating to tributes for the departed. The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or their return.
Amid mounting inflation and labor unrest, Amalgamated clothing workers and unions push for wage and contract pressure while U S Steel executives await counsel. Congress members debate prompt inflation and cotton prices as Senator Tydings plans secretive trips, sparking district reactions and political maneuvering across North Carolina and Indiana.
Olive Roberts Barton narrates Patty and her parents at the beach as a rough sea and a father who forces a wading attempt. Patty nearly faints, is saved by a miracle, and resolves to fear water, while the mother warns against pushing her. The story cautions that fear cannot be beaten by coercion.
Public guidance on hand care and poise, advising whitened smooth hands, calm posture, and minimal fidgeting. Imaginary taffy exercises teach hand flexibility, with tips on finger placement and relaxation.
A New York dancing masters meeting introduced a new step called the Nira to honor the NRA Movement. It is described as a move where everyone should put their best foot forward, highlighting the contrast between bearing a mortgage and lifting one.
Marlene Dietrich headlines the Saenger presenting Hermann Sudermann s Song of Songs with Brian Aherne Lionel Atwill Alison Skipworth and Hardie Albright in a restrained ensemble cast. Dietrich appears loveliest yet and gives her finest role to date as an innocent girl buffeted by life. Also featuring an Our Gang short and a News reel. Flying is noted as a future long distance transport.
Eve Bayless, living with husband Dick, plots a financial move using family funds to invest in antques and stock. She secures a loan from her mother Kate to start capital, hopes for quick gains in Pure Soap Inc, and balances secrecy with a budding interest in the market while navigating social invitations and family constraints.
Bob Crosnoe spends the week at Eureka Springs while Ross Gillespie Edwin return from Baker Springs. Stuart Wilson of Hope National Bank returns Thursday night from Baker Springs. Miss Vernon Winston of Texarkana is a best if Men We P, Agee, Sr. Mia, Joe A, Floyd and children Winnie Lee and Pershing Floyd leave today for Nashville Murfreesboro and Center Point. Dr Finley F Gibson of Louisville Ky preaches a forceful sermon at First Baptist Church Sunday morning drawing a large crowd.
A kitchen menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including chilled melon cereal cream beef toast and tomato soup with open sandwiches and chicken pie plus salads. accompanying are pear canning and preserve recipes detailing sugar water syrup ginger pears and spice jars with instructions for sterilizing jars and sealing to store in cool dark places.
The Saratoga race meet saw betting turmoil as off track money flooded in causing carries in wagering. Edward Ball on Cardanera and D Hutt on Forbis were suspended after a crowded finish and alleged riding improprieties. Mrs Gladys Whitney owned Dock Light and claimed no horse could beat hers that day.
A chaotic Spa boat race exposes foul play in a jockeys event. Cita wins as officials and riders display unsportsmanlike conduct while a French minister once proposed odd livre livre ideas for left handed readers.
A local gathering in Battle Field drew many from the community. J. M. Cornelius of Guernsey planned a short stay with his son W. L. Cornelius and family while Roy and Raymond Cornelius visited Arkadelphia with their uncle and family. Several locals hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Will Harden and others. A weekly note lists various visits among the Cornelius and Harden families and ends with a peculiarly garbled line about a Gebi Desert pursuit.
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