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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1932
Page
2
The notice announces reproduction rights for dispatches and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Hempstead Nevada Goward Miller and LaFays counties. Annual rate stated as $5.00 with different pricing for other areas.
The Star's Platform outlines Hempstead County plans to build an all weather road network yearly and steadily reduce mileage. It advocates political and economic backing for scientific agricultural programs benefiting farmers and the county through cooperative efforts.
Johnny Denito and six friends from Hackensack pushed Johnny’s self made Spirit of Hacken wagon for 250 hours in shifts to test durability. Crowds watched as newspapers published their pictures. The youths stopped when fatigue and future plans outweighed novelty, choosing to go home.
A British expedition led by Captain W De La Motte Hurst aims to reach Madagascar to investigate a fabled sacrifice tree that allegedly consumes human victims during tribal rites. The feature notes humanity's enduring thirst for adventure despite modern life and growing travel literature.
The piece notes that major parties face near empty campaign funds this year and predicts a reduction in campaign literature and rhetoric. It argues a real benefit may be fewer donors from wealthy supporters and a higher chance that more qualified individuals enter public life.
Government trade experts see the Far East as a great future market for U S industrial goods. China and India present vast but evolving opportunities while Russia may grow, with Europe’s shift to home products boosting trans Pacific commerce and long term gains via modernization and increased consumption.
In Congress the old trio Longworth Tilson and Snell fades after Longworth's death. Snell leads the new Republican trio Snell Purnell and Michiner with Snell as floor leader. Purnell headlines agriculture policy and Michiner guards rules to curb Democratic fast ones.
George Clark reviews a trio of Republican lawmakers known for aggressive tactics and sharp debating style. The column notes a high density city population and China’s large population in 19%, with figures on people per square mile and total inhabitants for that period.
A French scientist argues tongue length and width indicate character. Long tongues suggest frankness, broad tongues expansiveness, narrow tongues concentration, and a long and wide tongue signals a tendency to gossip.
Latest figures from the U S Department of Commerce estimate the world population at about 1 992 550 000. The data reflect global counts and growth context for demographic planning.
The U.S. Army Corps unveils an electrically heated glove designed for Army pilots. The glove aims to improve cold weather dexterity and pilot comfort during high altitude operations.
Ogden L Mills likens the nation to a ship weathering a hurricane with a sound hull and resolve to reach port. John N Garner tells New Yorkers he has no appetite for them. Rev Fr R Cox asserts cotton must regain dominance and steel be subordinated.
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