Japs Bomb Chinese Boundary Again
Reports from Peiping say Japanese planes bombed the Manchoukuo border area along the Jehol Chahar line with heavy casualties over three days. Japanese infantry advances near Chahar were reportedly halted. conflicting dispatches describe further attacks and river-crossing patrols as Chinese authorities denied broader strikes. Birds and plant life note a tangent idle paragraph about Braail’s plant used for nest-building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peiping
China
Walts
Mangellin
Manehoukue
Renga
Catpyital
Monthiaukua
Dat Bonking Times
Puesthiy
Chabar Plains
Tubsikuurine Kosuan
Jebel Demetary
Vapinese
Niaking
Chiehie
Black-Draught Promoted As Old Laxative By Letter
A damaged letter from Mrs. A. M. Bruinles of Stevie Missouri extols Black-Draught as a reliable remedy. She claims it eases headaches constipation and stomach discomfort after meals and credits it with ongoing health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thertford
A. M. Bruinles
Stevie
Bhick-Draughe
Power Companies Seek Compromise With Roosevelt
Washington reports say a group of power executives met at the White House on Thursday seeking a compromise on proposed railroad and utility holding company legislation and other issues. The visit included figures from Electric Bond & Shore, Commonwealth & Southern, and Mississippi Power. Regulators and lawmakers prepared new probes into AT&T, while rural electrification plans and sales of electrical appliances were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Capital
Senate
House
Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
C. BE. Groesbeck
Electric Bond & Shore Co
Wendell Wilkie
Commonwealth & Southern
Harvey Couchment
Arkansas
Couch
McNinch
Local Social Notes and Brief Auto Cargo Stat
Providence community rounds up social visits as Mr Ed Mes Gray Browning and Mr and Mrs C trade Sunday time with Browning and Watson families. Neighbors Ross Roberts and BP A Campbell kinfolk share weekend visits. A cook shop came up in Hope area with Harttinl Morton and Campbell households hosting Sunday suppers. Also a Cuba auto shipment update shows 81 units in nine months of 1934 versus 432 in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mes
Gray Browning
Browning
Ross Roberts
Mes
BP. A. Campbell
Agnes
Lucille Gaines
von Watson
BE. S. Jones
Pla
Chmpbell
Fae
Harttinl Morten
Glenwood Campbell
Barney Gaines
B. M. Haazard
Hope
Charlie Roberts
Henry Morton
Cuba
Corn Hog Meeting Outlines 1935 Contract Details
A meeting outline explains 1935 INM contracts for corn and hogs. Eligible growers must submit land histories for 1932-33 and hog operations through 1934 to establish bases. Hog reductions are priced at 15 dollars per reduced hog bond, with corn reductions of 10 to 40 percent and 35 cents per bushel for yield based on base acres. Refined appraisals will be made by cooperative freemen for farms under contract that have grown corn since 1930-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren
Mr. Stanley
Ahel
Vorami Freemen
BAPTISTS APPEAR CONTINUED ON COTTON GAMBLING DEBATE
Lawrence B. Burrow, Little Rock attorney, contends pari mutuel betting involves bettors opposing themselves and that racing would be conducted with revenue. He challenges claims that all supporters are crooked gamblers while noting the evils cited from gambling and gunmibling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Burrow
Little Rock
Mr. Burrow
Uial
Local social notes from Hope community
Harmony G H McMilte and Ray McWwil were in Hope on business Wednesday. Mrs Ella Hodnett spent Tuesday with her brother and family. Grandmother Mitchell recently visited Mrs Ella Hodnett. Mrs Martie McMillen and her daughters Dorothy and Margie and Joe Dougherty and family were Sunday visitors of George MacMillen. Mr and Mrs J W McWilliams were Sunday guests of Mrs Ella Hodnett. Vernon and Donaughn McMillen visited Lloyd and J Do McMillen Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Thurman Landes and daughter Bobbie spent Friday night with their parents, Mr and Mrs Thad Vines. Joe Dougherty and Milton Rogers returned from Camden after three weeks working on an oil well. Mrs Ella Hodnett and Thadone were shopping in Hope recently. Lite La Verne McWilliams is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs H R McWilliams and George McMillen shopped in Hope Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Hoover Cassidy moved into the house with his father Noah Cassidy. We welcome Mr and Mrs Rhodes and family. We are sorry to lose Mr and Mrs Shan Cassidy from this community. Pictures of the interior of the stomach can now be seen by a new electrical camera small enough to swallow.
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G. H. McMilte
Ray McWwilline
Hope
Ella Hodnett
Mitchell
Martie McMillen
Dorothy
Margie
Joe Dougherty
Clint Daugherty
George MacMillen
J. W. McWilliams
Vernon
la Verne
McWilliams
H.R. McWilliams
George McMillen
Hoover Cassidy
Noah Cassidy
Rhodes
Shan Cassidy
Arkadelphia Visits Hope In Three-Game Friday Lineup
Hope High School hosts Arkadelphia High Friday night as the feature attraction in a three game program. The Bobkittens meet Spring Hill in the opener at 7 p.m., followed by the Hope Arkadelphia clash. Arkadelphia boasts a four man squad after a season win over Hot Springs while losing to Malvern 27 to 24. Expected Hope starters include R. Turner Kennedy Reece England and Stone.
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Hope High School
Arkadelphia High
Bobkittens
Spring Hill High School
Hope-Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia
Hot Springs
Ahiadelphia
Malvarn High
Lneup
Hope
R. Turner
Kennedy
Reece
England
Stone
Mae Clarke Seeks Bright New Screen Image After Breakdowns
Hollywood star Mae Clarke defeats superstition and returns from Palm Springs with renewed health. She plans lighter comedy and romantic roles, dating younger men, with offers from studios and five weeks of rest before choosing. Also notes Joan Bennett budgets life and Carl Brisson films and auto racing crowds reach one and a half million in 194.
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Hollywood
Mae Clarke
Mae
Penthouse
Wice
March
Palm Springs
The
Riviera
Tye
Lfe
Hive
He’ Fickd
Marys Kitchen and the canned foods era
A nostalgic column celebrates the canned foods era for housekeepers, noting smarter use of canned goods makes economical, tasty meals any season. It highlights improved canning quality, vitamins, and suggests soup ideas using bouillon, canned vegetables, and leftovers to create chowders and tomato bisque.
Asparagus Timbales Featured In Canned Veg Dish Guide
Tomorrow's Meat outlines meals with fruit, cereals, cream, waffles, stews from canned foods, and notes on reheating vegetables. It highlights asparagus timbales with lamb, detailing ingredients, prep steps, and baking in a water bath for serving in cream sauce.
Promotion and Power Behind Intersecting Basketball Showdowns
In Madison Square Garden the West and South clash with Eastern rivals shaping a modern business model for college and amateur sports. Ned Trish, a New York newspaperman, helps draw 16,500 fans, signaling that promotions and smart management may revive basketball as a revenue sport alongside football. The piece argues amateur sports should adopt promotional tactics, noting hockey star Jollat and Canadiens manager Leo Dandurand as examples of strategic branding and persistence.
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Madison Square Garden
Ben
Sports Palace
Lang
Cage Eport
Treasuries
New York
Ned Trish
Ned
Spurs
Gand Luck
Jolia
Montreal
Hornie
Jollat
Leo Dandurand
Canadians
Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Three Day Cough Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless three in one cough and cold remedy. It urges immediate action against illness and offers a money back refund through the reader’s druggist if relief is not achieved.
Kid Catchers and Hock ey Daggies in Major Leagues
Aurel praised as brainiest hockey mind with extraordinary sense. Dodgers backstop Al Lopez dominates behind the plate as Cliff Bolten and Pat OGea join Cubs and Cards respectively. Washington to Beantown shifts, Gabby Hartnett aging, Bill Lewis arrives, and Gilly Campbell joins Reds as Ernie Lombardi successor.
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Aurel
Babe Phelps
Dodgers
Cubs
Senor
al Lopez
Cliff Bolten
Washington
Luke ‘Sowell
Pat O'Gea
Pat Malone
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Lewis
Rochester
Braves
Shorty Hogan
Beantown
Gilly Campbell
Cincinnati Reds
Ernie Lombardi
Henry's Chapel Emmett Lewallen Returns to Mageinna Sunday
Henry's Chapel and Emmett Lewallen plan to return to Mageinna Sunday to resume school after visiting home folks over the weekend. Mrs. E Simmons spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fincher and Kaby visited his mother and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Lewallen
Magenella
E. ¥. Simmons
Frank Bailey
Earl Fincher
Kaby
Ruffe Fincher
Parrish Fincher
Jim A Wright
B. L. Rothwell
Vina Mae
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
The fragment records visits and gatherings among residents including Russell Lewallen, Mr and Mrs Fincher, Watson Rhodes, Ellis of Guernsey, Jesse Pickard of Rack, John Purtle, Sid, Mr Blevins, and Mrs Carl Ellis. Mentions short calls, dinners, and returning home after visits.
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Russell Lewallen
Tae
4 Fincher
Vineyard
Aes Watson Rhodes
She Ellis
Guernsey
Perking
Jesse Pickard
Rack
Mr Fincher
Mr. Blevins
John Purtle
Sid Il Say
Carl Eliis
Ellis
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Gene Markey
Gere
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Carl Brisson
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Bertha
Becka Hanover
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Marys Iitchen
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