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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
2
A jumble of old kitchen instructions lists cookies biscuits and desserts. Recipes describe orange peel flavors ginger snap crusts sponge waffles and chocolate orange cakes with steps for mixing beating baking and icing. Also included are stuffed vegetables and a tomato cheese salad with layers and fillings.
Horse owners and track workers at Miami gathered for winter meetings and went on strike after track owners announced saliva tests and inspectors to curb alleged doping. The piece notes federal narcotics probes, common dopes like heroin morphine strychnine and whisky, and cautions about timing and uncertainty in drug administration.
The article describes using morphine and heroin to stimulate nervous horses before racing. It notes symptoms such as profuse sweating, dilated pupils, and loss of muscular control, with detection via saliva tests. Doses, methods like drenching, and dangers to both horse and rider are explained, including quick onset and potential for the effect to wear off.
TEXARKANA June court session opens after two days of jury selection and preliminary testimony in the Edwin Brinker murder case. Brinker pleads not guilty as the jury, including ten farmers and local professionals, is seated. Body of McSwain was found at Te Arkana barber R C Dumis home.
A singing is set for Sunday afternoon at Sardis five miles west of Ozan. Wash Hutson of Hope will attend with new songbooks, joined by the Oden brothers quartet of Patmos and Hope musicians T R Billingsley and Aurel Oliver. Public attendance is invited. The item notes 1490 higher learning institutions in the United States, of which 168 are Roman Catholic.
Coach Teddy Jones builds a fast Bobcats squad at Hope with two lettermen C Kennedy and Leonard England both six feet tall. Three newcomers Madison Turner and Brown add speed while Hendrix Spraggins is out with a rupture. Schedule includes eight games then county and district tournaments.
Mrs Oscar West of Dayton Texas writes that Cardui helped her recover from weakness and poor appetite. She says she felt tired, lost weight, and found Cardui strengthened her and increased her appetite, making her feel better than in a long time.
Hope High School basketball beat Patmos High 37 to 23 on Wednesday night in Hope. England and Meyton led visitors with 13 points each, Madison of Hope added 14, while Babests beat Washing High 26 to 12 earlier, and Guernsey routed Washington 32 to 8 in the second game.
Kimbrough Bass, 17, son of Mrs Josephine Bass of Arkadelphia, is in the Army and Navy Hospital at Hot Springs in critical condition after a stabbing at a dance at the Lono CCC camp in Hot Spring county about 9:00 pm Saturday. His brother Pay Bass says a drunken man stabbed him in the back, the blade penetrating four inches and slash to a lung. doctors are taking extreme measures to save him.
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