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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
3
A fragmentary reading laments dangers of various professions amid a Mexican War era setting. It contrasts soldiers and lawyers, hints at spirits and devotion, and remarks on safety and hazard without clear specifics or events. The text quality is poor and many terms are garbled.
Hope society page lists T L Rhodes and family visiting relatives in Washington D C and Shreveport with updates on Maeielied Estell and Charlotte Matlock. Holt and Mrs D W Holt of Little Rock join local relatives as plans surface for Evie and Vivian Beck appearances in Plano. A public meeting is noted for next Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the parlor of a local tele company. Frogs absorb water through skin and ingest it when the skin splits, a curious note accompanies the item.
Reports from Mineral Spring indicate potential oil development near Howard with Lotus operators seeking leases and renewing expiring ones. The scene notes industry interest and ongoing land leasing in the prospective field while Emily Post offers etiquette guidance on corn eating in a light aside.
Camden Arkansas reports Mrs Faurie Moffett, sentenced to two years in state penitentiary for forging checks, has escaped from the Jacksonville State Farm for women. In Cincinnati, Dr H H Langdon received a letter from an Irving Kentucky patient who admitted tearing a page from the 1929 telephone directory and feeling as though she stole dial information.
The Nashville Truck Growers Association held a meeting in Howard County Court House last week. A. M. Stephens urged growers not to expand beyond two main crops, recommending cantaloupe and tomatoes as food crops due to a fair market outlook. He advised maintaining hogs to utilize crop waste for home food and urged growing crops for home use, noting radishes may suffer from regional acreage. Bert Johnson aims to establish strawberry acreage in Nashville and Bingen areas.
In Cincinnati Shaman Harry Wiley disabled for nearly a year has made a one stringed violin from his crutch after losing use of his limbs. He played violin since age 11 and finds solace in the improvised instrument. Also noted is a camera X ray device for stomach ulcers and German police’s strapped pigeons with cameras to photograph ground from flight.
Denver police captured Lee Fernandez after $150 worth of silverware was stolen from Mrs. Louise N. Tagher. A bag with the silver was found in his room. He claimed a burglar forced the bag into his hands, a story police rejected.
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