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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1931
Page
3
Mrs V Duesa recounts nervous strain and crossing moments with her husband. The Vinol ad claims mineral elements iron calcium and cod liver peptone restore strength improve sleep and energy. John S Gibson Drug Co promotes Vinol as a tasty tonic for tired people.
A collection of vintage recipes outlines Brussels sprouts with meat loaf side, potatoes a la Southern, and Rice Boulettes with dried tomatoes. Instructions cover prep, sauces, and finishing touches, including turning turnips into pea filled cups for an attractive plate.
Breakfast includes grapes real cream ham omelet graham toast marmalade milk and coffee. Luncheon offers green peas in turnip cups brown bread and cheese sandwiches shredded celery cabbage and apple salad chocolate bread pudding milk tea. Dinner features braised brisket of beef mashed potatoes buttered parsnips onion and citrus fruit salads toasted English muffins deep dish apricot pie milk coffee.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs White of 823 South Main died Tuesday night at 12 30 after services conducted that afternoon by Rev W A Spaster of the First Baptist church. Interment followed in Hill cemetery with the family and a small brother in attendance.
W N Doak of labor departed Washington for Bristol Iowa after learning his mother Mrs Eliz Doak died late Monday. The report notes he left by early Tuesday to be with family during the bereavement. The item reflects a brief labor correspondent update and a family loss.
A vintage drug ad touts Thoxine as a fast acting remedy for coughing and throat irritation. It claims immediate relief by targeting the internal cause, promises pleasant taste and family safety, with a money back guarantee. Sold for $1.00 at Cox Drug Co. and other drug stores.
A New York woman reports dropping 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts, taking one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. The ad promises four week bottle for 85 cents, urges reducing pastries and fatty foods, and claims improved energy, better digestion, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A short note indicates the secretary was expected to stay on duty through the funeral, remaining there after the event and continuing responsibilities into the following day.
A vintage advertisement claims acne and pimples are a stubborn skin disease needing a strong remedy. It promotes Emerald Oil as powerful antiseptic treatment that kills germs causing pimples eczema and itchy toes and guarantees money back. An 85 cent bottle lasts two weeks. Ward & Son sponsors the claim.
President Hoover signed the bill fixing postal workers to a 44 hour week and proposed congress examine ways to raise post office revenue. He warned of an anticipated deficit near 100 million dollars due to higher pay and shorter hours.
The Casey family expresses sincere appreciation to friends for kindness during illness and death of their mother and grandmother Mrs Annie Boyd Casey and for the beautiful floral offerings May God's blessings be yours from Mr and Mrs G P Casey Mr and Mrs Kemp Casey Miss Merlow Casey
An old advertisement links stomach weakness to bad skin and pimples, claiming undigested food poisons body. It promotes Tanlac a herbal compound that supposedly cleanses the stomach, aids digestion, and reduces eruptions with a money back guarantee.
London report says American effort to obtain George Bernard Shaw autograph during charity drive for Sir William Watson home and sustenance failed. Shaw’s secretary endorsed the $2 check to Shaw, minimizing the value of the signature.
A stern warning from China's nationalist government orders students to place studies first. The edict follows student strikes that led to the erasing of a school and suspensions at several others amid accusations of red propaganda fueling unrest.
NEW BRITAIN Conn Latest news bulletins will be read during Sunday evening services at Second Advent Church announced by Rev Clarence Baker the new pastor The plan aims to strengthen the bond between congregation and community through current events read aloud during worship
A fragment notes that youths were led astray by agents of communism. The concise line hints at alleged political influence without detailing names, places, or dates.
The pastor discusses the possible bearing out of scriptural statements in relation to beliefs about religion and life.
Idaho Falls report says droughty dairymen face high costs selling in California. Plans contemplate a freight air service to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Refrigerated planes would carry about 3,000 pounds and launch to move dairy products efficiently.
Mrs Mackey Scott of 102 North Kentucky Avenue recalls chronic headaches dizziness and cramps and credits Cardus for transformation after using four kettles. She says it regulated and strengthened her and she no longer suffers headaches praising Cardus to friends. The ad notes Cardus has been praised by women for over fifty years.
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