Hope Arkansas newspaper postage and rate notice
C B Palmer president Alex H Washburn editor and publisher. Entered as second class matter at the Hope Arkansas post office under the act of March 3 1897. Associated Press policy and rates for city carrier and mail subscriptions listed for Hempstead Nevada Miller and LaFayette counties and elsewhere.
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The Star's Platform for Hope City and Hempstead County
The Star urges applying power plant revenues to improve Hope City social resources and pavement in 1933, study alley and yard sanitation, and support Chamber of Commerce. It backs county highway programs with all weather roads, rural cooperative farming, farm organizations, and state budget reform for efficient government.
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Hempstead
A Call for a Big National Plan for Renewal
The piece urges a comprehensive long term program for power, development, reforestation and agricultural reclamation in the Tennessee Valley. It likens the moment to Lincoln’s era, says Americans crave a clear plan that uses national energy, even if imperfect, to end drift and revive enterprise. It emphasizes a bold, far reaching program over hesitation and stagnation.
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Erie Canal
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Detroit
Gary
Birmingham
Avery
Retirement Rules Push Navy Admirals From Service
Rear Admirals John Chase V Chase and Frank H Schofield leave navy service due to age as required under the 64 rule. Both reach sixty four in January and thus become civilians, sparking debate over the fairness and timing of early retirement for capable officers.
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John& V. Chase
Frank H. Schofield
Admiral Case
Admiral Schofield
Why Do White-Collar Workers Lose Jobs
A Boston University bulletin based on a study of 76 firms with about 50 000 clerical workers shows 4000 are released annually. About 90 percent leave due to laziness dishonesty inattention disloyalty or lack of ambition while the remaining 10 percent stem from lacking specific skills.
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Boston University
History’s Only Good Girl Betsy Ross Sewed Flag
Quote laden note discusses Betsy Ross as history’s sole praised female, sewing the flag to achieve impact. Henry Ford reference mocks recovery talk. Kaiser Wilhelm comment appears as a misquoted resignation tone about fate and actions.
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Betsy Ross
May West
Power Plant Aids Schools in Crisis
Bentonville cities aid to schools continues with $1,000 delivered last week and another similar sum due next month to meet current bills. Funds stem from the municipal light and power plant profits. City officials assure full support to complete the term, with no bonded debt or occupational tax, and a five mill tax kept for the year.
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Bentonville
Ark
Dictatorial Move Regarded Unlikely
Washington congress faces debate over surrendering to President-Elect Roosevelt the authority to reorganize the government. Analysts doubt Congress will abdicate power to an incoming executive during a pivotal transition period.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
The piece notes that while eyes reveal surface emotion mouths expose inner attitude. It argues mouths convey charm and honesty, suggesting a reader learns more about a person by mouth expressions than eye contact alone.
A Change by Helen Welshimer
A changing homemaker vows to keep her house orderly and cheerful. She tends to children and drifts between circuses church and neighbors with clean blouses and tidy rooms. She suggests wanderlust ends with simple bargains for kettles and daily housekeeping.
Mothers of War Dead to Cross Sea
War Department invites mothers and widows of American soldiers who died in World War I to visit graves in European cemeteries this summer. Five thousand nine hundred eighty five women have traveled at government expense in three years. The 1920 pilgrimages will sail on steamers including the President Harding George Washington American Banker and President Roosevelt with guests linked to Meuse Argonne St Mihiel OiseAisne Somme Aisne Marne and Brookwood and kin buried at sea.
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Arkansas
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France
Lula Bennett
Center Ridge
Cora C. Lane
Brinkley
Lydia C. Kinard
el Dorado
Leuina Hines
Hermitage
Ella C. Weatherford
Paragould
St. Mihiel
J. A. Townsend
Hot Springs
Myrtle Helms
Sweet Home
Lucinda D. Watson
Mabelvale
Oise-Aisne
Bertha Lewis
Vincent
Mary Duffey
Bettie A. Haddock
Batesville
Matt Foley
Swison
F. L. Brown
Ashdown
Arena Moore
Joiner
W. M. Bréwer
de Tonti
Brookwood
England
Minnie Hicks
Pinckney
Somme
M. C. Harrison
Bryant
Aisne-Marne
T. M. Russell
Hand
Blance McNair
Pocahontas
Letty J. Sexton
Bradford
Mary M. Dean
Harrison
Nan Burton
Hazen
Charm in Mood and Mouth Expresses Real Beauty
The essay asserts charm grows with character and maturity, not merely beauty. It urges women to cultivate warmth, generosity, and consideration, noting mouths reveal inner traits more than eyes. Practical steps include morning gratitude, seeing good in others, and ending day with blessings to shape a joyful expression.
New Ford V-8 Engine Attracts Crowds In Showrooms
Hope Auto Company showcases the new Ford V-8 cylinder engine with 75 horsepower, aluminum cylinder heads, and advanced frame design. Demonstrations highlight speed, power, and fuel economy, with claims of up to 80 mph on open roads and innovations ensuring smoother operation and reduced detonation.
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Hope Auto Company
Ford Dealers
Second Street
Henry Ford
Sideglances on Ford V-8 style engine design and new frame
The article notes a 1930s Ford V-8 inspired power unit with 90 degree cylinder blocks and peak power at 3000 rpm, enabling steep grades at speed. It describes a new frame using four channels with an X-brace and a circular rubber engine mount on a semi circular crossmember, plus a compact design feature. A separate city incident reports a street car robbery in Jacksonvill e involving conductor J ackson who loses seven dollars to two armed men.
Sheila Shayne rejects marriage to Dick Stanley amid Broadway ambitions
Sheila Shayne, a dancer on tour, refuses to wed Dick Stanley who pursues wealth and independence for her. She faces job instability, a chance at modeling for designer Henri, and a complicated three-way dynamic with Trevor Lane, Jerry Wyman, and Dick as she navigates love, work, and ambition in New York and on tour.
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Dick Stanley
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Hattle
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Jappy
Heila
Vera Dale
Harrell
Tillie Samper
Sampers
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Charity
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Trevor
Henri’s
Broadway
Eve
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Samper
Sheil
Dic
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