19 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
1
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A garbled OCR fragment suggests a headline about pressure on major firms from a party or figure named Hewga or similar. The text mentions dissatisfaction with tense or Mosse, a Seth Chanie, and Joe sin, with references to roses and half tente. The legible names indicate a political or business conflict, but specifics are unclear.
NEA Washington dispatch outlines the AAA under Administrator George Peek and Secretary Wallace pushing strict controls, higher farm prices, and consumer protection, while industry codes face tighter oversight. It notes tensions with packers, tobacco, milk trusts, and others over code changes and potential licensing if necessary, and recalls Peek's struggle for autonomy and Roosevelt's mediation. It also covers Ickes jokes, GOP gloom, and Al Smith’s currency talk, all amid 1933 political pressure.
Mrs. Smith arrives late to a family debate on Christmas decor. The children favor traditional red and green while the mother pushes modern blue and silver crystals, bells, and violet chandeliers, sparking a clash over what constitutes Christmas spirit. The father argues for a Santa tradition, while another voice vows to keep the home a mud turtle.
Masks are valuable beauty agents that purge pores stimulate circulation and improve complexion. A new winter mask kit includes six powder envelopes a circulation tonic and cleaning oil with simple at home instructions for cleansing applying and dissolving the mask.
A collage of humorous quotes from newspapers shows banter about inflation, faith, Bible versions, and romance. The pieces feature playful exchanges between speakers like Trina and a preacher, a widow and a parson, and a flirtatious line about saving kisses, reflecting lighthearted urban humor from papers such as the Montreal Star and Chicago Phoenix.
In a smoky murder tale, Daisy Connor ties Denise Lang to Parker Coleman by late evening phone calls about eight and nine o'clock, while Bannister and Gainey weigh a possible alibi. Daisy guards the claim, fearing Coleman’s knowledge and a wider scheme around Tracy King’s death.
A collection of Santa letter requests from Hope, Ark and nearby Oakland Miss. Children name teachers and parents, asking for toys, candy, fruits, nuts, dolls, a train set, marbles, a pistol or toy weapons, dominos, a wrecker, a book, and clothing. Several children request gifts for family members and note ages and schools.
A jumble of Santa Claus requests from Hope and surrounding Ark. towns. children in varied ages name dolls trains bicycles toys clothing and candy while mentioning teachers families and hometowns. The notes reveal festive wishes and care for relatives as each child asks for personal gifts and expresses good behavior.
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