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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
5
A poetic exhortation urges continued hope through hardship, faith that truth and love endure, and a brighter future where humanity unites. The Brewery Gulch Gazette notes Miss Harriet Story of Arkansas as a guest in Bisbee, describing her attire and charm at a dinner.
A historical overview traces the decline of syphilis in Britain and other nations, noting free treatment and education as factors. It recounts debated origins from 1493 to European or American roots, the Naples siege outbreak, and the later identification of the causal germ Spirochaeta pallida by Metchnikoff, Roux, and colleagues.
Willa Short of Oklahoma City will speak at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle on Sunday morning and night. Rosa Mae Short, daughter, will sing and play piano accordion. They stop in Hope en route to the General Council of the Assemblies of God in Memphis September 2 to 9. Some of the largest crawls to attend the Gospel Tabernacle heard these folk in Hope before.
A historical overview details syphilis biology and names, cites Schaudinn and Wasserman, and recounts early 20th century treatment advances. It notes Italian and German researchers, state hospital findings, and the push for public education, screening, and sustained control efforts. The piece discusses socio moral implications and calls for sustained public health funding and openness to eradicate the disease.
Stillwater agronomists at Oklahoma A and M lay a decade long trap to track nitrogen loss from soil. Forty lysimeters will measure water movement and nitrogen disappearances at the experiment farm. Researchers Harper and Volk plan experiments across Oklahoma to identify dominant loss process and guide restoration methods.
The open air revival by the Church of God at Hazel and Division streets is a white meeting. Seats will be moved across the street west of Hope Tabernacle on a lawn Saturday with Rev. John M. Stephens of Okeham Oklo preaching and planning to form a white Church of God congregation in the city. VALENTINE Neb. Chiefs on Pine Ridge reserve have homes air mapped by the soil conservation bureau to study equipment for high altitude photography. Indians show little interest in flying.
The text argues for proper legislation to fund public health functions and apply isolation and quarantine measures to syphilis, paralleling actions used for smallpox and other diseases. It stresses using public health laws to isolate cases, and calls for cooperation of medical professionals and voluntary groups in syphilis control efforts.
William E. Gilroy presents a Sunday school lesson drawn from Leviticus, Proverbs, Isaiah, and Romans condemning intemperance. He notes modern tides against temperance, warns of social harms from strong drink, and urges continued biblical teaching in churches and schools. The passage from Isaiah highlights the drunkards of Ephraim and the ruin caused by wine among priests and prophets.
Announcement Friday named Wayne H England district manager for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance covering 18 counties in southwest Arkansas with HQ at 205 First National Bank building Hope. England, born in Hempstead County, chairs the Hempstead Red Cross chapter and has seven years in insurance. Joined by Pink W Taylor and Donald V Moore. The Sunday school contest continues amid rain with Crusaders leading. Mrs Short Evangelist from Oklahoma City and Rosa Mae will speak Sunday, with Sister Short at the morning and night services. Children’s Church and Christ’s Ambassadors met at 6:45. Spend Sunday night at the Tabernacle Hope’s full gospel center.
A reflective meditation questions when humanity will stop repeating errors after warnings and examples from history and great teachers. The fragment suggests humility before hubris and the value of lessons learned over time.
Ohio State agronomist D R Dodd estimates a cow would need about 180 bites of grass per minute for 12 hours to sustain 25 to 36 pounds of milk. With pasture carrying roughly 1,200 pounds of grass per acre, the cow would harvest about one sixth of an acre daily, requiring 140 bites per minute for 12 hours. He suggests pasture improvements.
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