04 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1933
Page
1
CE Palmer, president, and Ti Wamburn, a Ritter sod, are linked to a petition matter at the Hope post office in American Vieaee, dated the 3rd of March, 19. The fragment notes a legal or administrative issue filed or pending.
Washington reports friction between the NRA Advisory Board and the CAB over consumer protection efforts. Staff resistance and secrecy surround affiliations with influential figures, while Chairman Mary Rumsey and Prof Douglas press to abolish consumer councils. Howe’s Consumers’ Guide gains support from Secretary Wallace and others as efforts to aid farmers and curb middlemen expand nationwide.
A fragmented scene shows Scott defying his mother and father with a late night outing aided by Bob and a whispered promise of a quick return. The parents improvise quiet discipline through a covert pact, reflecting on cooperation or its absence while a practical guide on rest and relaxation follows.
Opinion argues repeal reduces bootlegger crime and boosts government funds. Citizens should buy only legal liquor to curb illegal trade, support taxation, and weaken criminal elements tied to illegal alcohol. The piece urges a civic shift toward lawful consumption and public responsibility.
James Thurber’s autobiography My Life and Hard Times is praised for its straight faced humor and wildly funny anecdotes. It recounts Columbus Ohio flood scare rumors and a Civil War veteran grandfather who fires at imagined cops, delivering vivid, comic reminiscences.
A row of notices reviews The Little King collection by Soglow praised as screamingly funny, with Harper’s imprint and a New Yorker familiar style. The piece notes Ferrarini and Rinehart offering a book titled Toughs for about $2, highlighting humor and curb appeal for living room display.
Coaches praise Mike Sebastian of Pitt and Ralph Kercheval of Kentucky as overlooked All-America contenders. Sebastian dazzled Notre Dame with a 45 yard zigzag run last season, while Kercheval battled Duke’s Freddy Crawford, delivering a near perfect quarterbacking performance with flawless signals and versatile play.
A scrambled collection of quotations attributed to Doris Duke Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt Ed win Ansel Mowrer Ernst Luhitzeh and Clarence Darrow. The passage discusses shopping in stores gossip in the White House rabid conservatism and the value of originals over photographs.
A Sister Mary NEA Service staff writer offers candy making tips for Christmas, focusing on fondant preparation, stirring rules, and safe heating. The article also lists a sample holiday menu and step by step fondant recipes including butter creams peppermint wafers nut and fruit bells and various chocolate dipped treats. It emphasizes having ingredients ready and careful temperature control to prevent scorching.
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