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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1933

Page

1

Side Glances at Hope Community Notices

George Clark notes visitors and social visits around Hope Arkansas including Mrs Roy Cornelius staying with W J Cornelius family Ellen Evins of New Liberty visiting Lucille and Chris Cornelius James Cornelius improving Ophelia Cunningham’s care and foal recovery Raymond Cornelius J B Valenling guests Roy Cornelius family and Sunday school plans The piece also mentions alfalfa crop yields related to fertilization by hens and seedling quality

Hope Roy Cornelius Near Here W. J. Cornelius Ellen Evins New Liberty Lucille Christeen Cornelius James Cornelius Ophelia Cunningham Cunningham Walter Cornelius Tampia Gilberts

Shadow of Air Hangs Over Two Cah Bid Talks

Washington report notes cabinet resignations and Roosevelt era tensions with Homer Cummings and Claude Swanson. Inflation fears drive public works bidding as billions remain up for bid or approval, with bids often exceeding allotments. A humorous aside covers starling control in the capital, while a Russian ambassador neighbor story adds a personal angle to diplomatic strains.

Rodney Dutcherner Washington Fdr Homer Cummika of the Navy Claude ‘Swanson Cummings Roosevelt Swanson White House Havana Bill Herold L.ackes Hosa Hamaii PWA Col Alexander Greger Arthur Cleveland Harrison Russia NEA Service, Inc

Glorifying Yourself SBy Alicia Hart

A period style guidance column advises a nightly hair treatment to combat oily scalp. It lists four tools including a wooden brush, cotton pads, a sun tonic, and a towel. The routine involves brushing to remove buildup, parting the hair, and applying tonic to the scalp with cotton pads.

Your Children and the Christmas Gift Dilemma

Olive Roberts Barton argues that Christmas gifts need not be strictly practical yet emphasizes balancing joy with restraint. She urges saving for nonessentials, cherishing magic for children, and enjoying unusual presents while practical needs remain secondary to happiness and love.

Bob Susan Aunt Mary Dad

Ford V-8 1934 Delivers smarter lines and ventilating system

The 1934 Parad V-8 features colored fenders and refined radiator layout with dual downdraft and intake manifold for more power and smoother running. Improved ventilation with a controlled system, adjustable by passengers, enhances comfort. Enhanced ride comes from stouter springs, better shocks, and softer cushions.

Hair Tonic Treatment Instructions for Scalp Care

The passage describes applying tonic to the scalp to treat sap, using cotton pads, and keeping the scalp moist. After applying two tablespoonfuls, rub with a clean towel, then brush from the scalp outward to stimulate circulation and draw each strand through the bristles. Repeat nightly. Next: Dry hair.

Inuntelpiece Stockings and Royal Matters Amid Christmas Jokes

A collage of quotes and jests references Christmas at Pickfair with Mary Pickford, mentions of marriage and privacy in royal contexts, and a biting quip from Chancellor Hitler. Baseball quips by Bill Terry and a critique of capital and bargains close the mixed page.

Pickfair Mary Pickford Wales Gere Lugny Chancellor Hitler Memphis Bill Terry New York Giants Mana Capital Labow Owan D. Young

Ford V 8 1934 to be shown in Ford dealerships Across U.S.

Detroy Mich new Ford V 8 for 1934 will be displayed Saturday in over 7 000 Ford dealerships nationwide Edsel B Ford announced and Henry Ford led briefings with writers photographers The car promises power speed economy and new ventilation and styling features including a dual down draft carburetor dual intake manifold aluminum cylinder heads and a cast alloy steel crankshaft The ventilation system keeps air drafts from windshields while front and rear windows open to adjust airflow Interiors feature updated upholstery panels and sun visors Safety glass is standard on all models with luxury versions offering enhanced padding and fittings The new model aims for higher top speeds improved acceleration and better fuel economy with perceived gains in performance and comfort across body styles

Detroy Mich Ford United States Edsel B. Ford Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Pard Moto Company Fas

Full Train Crew Law Attacked Before Supreme Court

Missouri Pacific rails challenged Arkansas full train crew laws as outdated citing safety devices and better car construction. Arkansas officials argued legislature and voters maintain the statutes for public safety, while the railroad contends added crew costs and operations do not reflect current conditions amid higher accident rates in Arkansas.

Washington Arkansas United States Supreme Court Missouri Pacific Railroad Edward J. White Frank L. Mulholland Mulholland White

Ford car 1934 updates boost stability and comfort

The 1934 Ford design features a transverse spring for cornering stability and reduced body roll, automatic water thermostats for quick warmup, improved hydraulic shock absorbers, deeper seat cushions, new bucket seats, a 15 to 1 steering gear ratio, a double X-type frame with a rear K member, mechanical brakes, silent synchronized transmission, torque tube drive, and welded steel spoke wheels with a three-quarter floating rear axle.

Editor Goes Wet and Lands in Jail in Richmond County Journal

Editor Scott M. Thomas of the Richmond County Journal recounts his own arrest for drunkenness. He mixed corn liquor and Pennsylvania beer, was jailed briefly after midnight, bailed by a friend, and assessed 95.65 in costs in Mayor's Court. The piece critiques editors who publish their own misfortune.

Rockingham N. C Scott M. Thomas Richimond County Journal Richmond County Journal South Carolina Pennsylvania Jos

Family visitors and travel through Sheppard area

The passage records Sunday visits from Mr Vue, Mrs Clarence Gilbert and Hiltle, son of Warlington, to Mrs Aliey Fitlyy and Mrs Alice Finley and Mes Nolip Gilbert. Also listed are Mes Luli Gilbert, William Chanter, aunt J B Valentine visiting Raymund Cornelius, and Mr and Mrs Carl Norwood of usar passing through with other locals like Wy Spring Jay May and Mrs Woven Springs Colvin Louree Spring en route to Hope.

Vue Clarence Gilbert Hiltle Warlington Aliey

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