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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
4
Fragmented notices describe community events and social gatherings in a Texas town. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Foster and Linda visited Atotina. Legion Auxiliary, church circles, and Girl Scout activities are listed, with details on meetings, hosts, and attendees.
The Ozan St Paul Home Demonstration club met January 18 at Mrs. P E Cittys with 15 members present. New president Mrs. Wilbur Jones led prayers and readings as plans for year demonstrations were discussed and a Rural Housing School report was given. The Spring Hill club met January 1 at Mrs Alvin Robertson with six members, leaders elected in gardening clothing home management poultry food preparation and preservation landscaping and a new reporter chosen to replace Mrs Bessie Fae Harrison. Next meetings set for February at specified homes.
Readers express strong views against legalizing whisky and gambling in Hempstead County Arkansas. The writer cites local incidents, cites prior enforcement experience, and urges residents to pressure lawmakers while praising churches and civic virtue. The piece references Hope and Hot Springs, the 18th Amendment era, and a 1935 letter by W. E. Elenore.
A fragmented kitchen lesson from a cooking school lists custards, frostings, sauces, and desserts with measurements and steps. It includes lemon, pink cherry, and gelatin layers for a tiered dessert, buttercreams, Seven Minute frosting, pineapple mint glaze, coffee parfait, fruit salads, and a spiced roast guidance. The text mixes precise quantities with odd spellings and OCR errors but preserves many named ingredients and techniques.
Camden Ark Judge T J Gaughan a Camden attorney and forestry pioneer urges renewed focus on forest regrowth saying state lands should be withdrawn from sale and exchanged for forest use while aiding private owners in reforestation. He notes forests provide employment from tree to lime and stresses state involvement in encouraging second growth timber care.
Washington reports show a Democratic caucus striving to unite a large majority to rally revolters against the relief bill. Speaker Burns forecasts rapid passage following president’s request as talks continue.
Mr Bailey explains that a county examiner cannot hold other collateral occupations that fully consume their energy if they wish to remain eligible. He cautions that practicing law, acting as a bank officer, or pursuing other professions may render a county examiner ineligible, unless the teaching remains their primary interest.
Cardui is advertised as beneficial for young women entering womanhood with testimonials from mothers like Mrs. Bernice Hollen of French Lick Indiana. She recalls irregular cycles and nosebleeds in her youth, credits Cardui for restoring regularity and improving health after marriage, and suggests others consult a physician if no benefit is seen.
Brown Shoe Company president John A. Bush forecast a brighter 1935 for all, with Henry Hitt of Hills Brownhill Shoe Store reporting a positive industry outlook. The Brown Plan Division chaired the sessions, which opened with spring fashion studies and a new air-step footwear construction showing a cellular air cushion between insole and outsole.
A speaker warns legislators against yielding to special interests and defends restraint on taxes. He notes a $15,000,000 target for an ideal state school system is unattainable and rejects a $1,500,000 federal unemployment relief request. The Budget Committee is praised as a safety valve while urging full review of all requests.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a critical final days stand near a wall with references to struggle and urgency, but readable details are limited. The passage preserves a sense of imminent action and determination amid unclear context.
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