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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
3
New York, Marian Young notes that luxury gifts need not be costly or exotic. Thoughtful shopping and Christmas spirit turn affordable items into luxuries, from embroidered handkerchiefs and fine robes to gold jewelry and fur accessories, with practical yet elegant choices for the woman who has everything.
A garbled list from World of Gadgets outlines luxury items for men including snakeskin gloves, peach velvet attire, leather travel clock cases, black crepe gloves, jeweled accessories, and a wide range of fashion and travel goods. It reads like a catalog of upscale gifts and personal gear suitable for a refined gentleman.
A driver escaped unharmed after a vehicle overturned on the Hoje Washington road near Caney Creek. The occupant received treatment for a chin wound and facial injury at Josephine hospital before discharge. The car, identified as a Bayou memento, was left near the scene with minor damage noted by authorities.
A garbled report notes New York civic authorities warning about the Duchess of Winiwar and her furtive walk as the Republican Party faces internal critique. The piece mentions Salhihi Yines and chair John DB, highlighting tensions within party relations and leadership.
About sixty farm leaders from Hempstead County attended the Farm Bureau meeting at the city hall Saturday at 2 30 p m A B Wetherington spoke on Farm Bureau and rural schools Frank J Hill reported 60 active members and 700 pledges for future membership RP Basen of Hope Chamber of Commerce urged cooperation with Farm Bureau to solve rural problems H H Huskey was elected president with A B Wetherington as vice president Frank Hill as secretary treasurer The executive committee pledged Huskey to attend the National Farm Bureau convention in Chicago December 13 to 16 as a voting delegate to aid Hempstead county The committee also planned annual Hempstead County Fair a Farm Bureau barbecue and cooperative seed orders.
The parents of 12-day-old Daniel Ennesser offered their son’s body to medical science at St. Elizabeth’s hospital, the 12th victim of a mysterious illness, hoping autopsy would reveal the cause of an intestinal disease and help other babies.
Manila reports a new typhoon isolating a large area in the Visayan islands while Sirgeson province faces a dysentery outbreak linked to earlier storm damage. A hospital ward notes Pat with bronchitis and a doctor’s mysterious question about his cough prompts a puzzling reply.
The notice promotes Pattern 8037 and 8088 with sizes from 34 to 48, detailing fabric yardage and ribbon needs for gowns. It advertises Pattern 083 for sizes 14 to 42, lists material requirements, and urges readers to mail 19 cents for patterns and the complete winter book, with name, address, style number and size to a Brooklyn address.
The article reviews 1940s trade dynamics with Brazil, Chile, and Argentina, noting US lead in exports and German bartering impacts. It reports a US gold credit to Brazil and a subsidized government-backed deal that challenged competition, while Chile and Nicaragua consider military aircraft orders and other regions seek deliveries. It closes with broadcasting policy context and a noir G-Man exchange.
ANQARTY ROOSEVELT TRAIN Enroute to Washington. President Roosevelt, tanned and tested from Air Week’s Florida cruise, appeared in good spirits at a Miami press conference. He spoke of jaw soreness from a recent extracted tooth and planned dental visits in Washington after arriving Monday.
New Orleans market reports December cotton prices near 79 cents with careful trading. Overnight activity quiet with slight shifts in bids. nearby futures show mild declines. Domestic demand remains tepid as producers weigh current quotes against seasonal outlooks.
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