Stag Baby Stag Hit Tops Summer Market
Song promotion entry lists “Stag Baby Stag” as a summer music hit priced at 25 cents. It highlights a catchy refrain with playful wording and a generic catalog note.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1936
Page
5
Song promotion entry lists “Stag Baby Stag” as a summer music hit priced at 25 cents. It highlights a catchy refrain with playful wording and a generic catalog note.
A Fayetteville social roundup lists Miss Elizabeth Green’s visit from Friday, and updates from the Fayetteville High School faculty as well as the Pat Clohurn chapter U D C meeting planned for Thursday. It notes birthdays, guests, travel by several local residents, and weekend visits among families and friends.
State Forester D N Griffin says the Great White Oak of Mingo County is dying of old age. The 5 foot forest veteran, once the world’s biggest white oak, shows no disease but is reaching the end of its long life. He notes only a fraction of merchantable ginther remains, signifying the tree’s slow decline after centuries.
Guilin Williams, the son of a former Texas congressman, Guinn, was born in De valur Texas. The note mentions Williams with ties to political lineage and a Texas birthplace.
Promoter Bert Mauldin announced eight amateur fights for Tuesday night at the South Walnut street arena totaling 28 rounds. Main event features Nolan Cargile of Hope versus Pipkin of Stamps in a five-round bout. A second five-round fight pairs Toughie Reno and Tom Smith, with six preliminaries and a battle royal on the card.
Hollywood critic Robert Z Leonard notes kissing styles evolved after The Thin Man with longer and shorter kisses. He cites stock kisses like the going away kiss lasting around 65 feet and the mother in law kiss about five feet, while detailing variations from the good night kiss to the jewsels kiss in a lively scene about film affection.
An AP analysis argues that in politics the outcome matters more than the intent. It cites Roosevelt's no politics claim and two events where audiences read political significance in his actions. The piece notes a Maryland trip described as social by the White House but a pep meeting by Radcliffe, and Charlotte remarks shaping perceptions of support.
The Rev. Bil Couch announced that baptismal services at First Baptist Church will conclude a several weeks revival campaign on Monday night. He will preach a sermon titled A Good Person Makes a Bad Choice. A large crowd attended the final tent meeting at Fifth and Elm streets, with Couch calling the revival a success.
The passage argues that Roosevelt's actions and speeches during a campaign season will be seen as political regardless of intent. It notes no proof he won’t make Western trips or speeches if not running, but acknowledges the campaign context shapes public perception and potential political impact.
In Little Rock, Henry Spitzberg testified about three men linked to a dynamite bomb incident last June 22 near Port. The witnesses named R. Morgan, Taylor, and B. E. Williams, all residents of Little Rock, with Morgan charged as an accessory to assault and Williams charged as an accessory based on Spitzberg’s account.
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