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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1934

Page

1

Milk prices and AAA policy shape farm recovery plan

A ROONEY DUTCHER Washington dispatch outlines AAA debates over milk pricing, with economists advocating a $1.70 per hundred pounds baseline while farmers pushed for $1.85 to keep dealers competitive. The piece notes 18,000 area farmers striking for higher prices, and discusses broader New Deal funding schemes and credit ideas, including Morgenthau’s $2 billion stabilization fund and RFC-backed merchant credit pools.

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Colorifying Yourself Baby Alicia Hart RS

Beauty tips from head to toe offer simple steps from cosmictivians in salons. A hair white pencil cleans nails while leaving white under them, replacing the need for an orange stick. Tiny coins form as a lingering note in the routine.

Cosmictivians

Charity Balls for Warm Springs Aid on Roosevelt Birthday

Nationwide push for charity balls on January 30 to fund Warm Springs Foundation aid for infantile paralysis victims. Article commends Roosevelt's fight and will to live, urging public support, tickets, and steady moral effort as a national war on disease. Public morale and long-term fundraising emphasized to sustain scientists' search for cures.

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Eyebrow Tweezing Tips and Light Gossip Dialogue

The guide advises shaping brows with pumice rubs and cream before tweezing to ease pain. It suggests applying cream for five minutes, then plucking hairs one by one along the natural arch, preferably with expert help for beginners. The piece ends with a light exchange about Mrs. Jipers’ gossip.

Open Forum Letter on Usury and Money in 1984 Fulton Ark

Emory A. Thompson from January 22 1984 Fulton Arkansas argues against usury and tax exemptions. He critiques credit as the main exchange medium and calls for government debt repayment in currency. He warns that delaying payments harms civilization and asks for reader responses without relying on history.

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Gypsy Weaver in New York Beginnings and Baby Strains

Gypsy, newly married to Tom, navigates early motherhood while a nanny helps with baby care. Tom brings social life and new acquaintances into their apartment, but Gypsy battles exhaustion, fear, and self doubt as she adjusts to constant baby demands and household duties.

Gypsy’s Dilemma Near Family Strains and Dancing Nights

Gypsy faces a choice between a safe home with her parents and a chance at romance with Tom as she wrestles with pride, hunger, and the lure of a freer life. The scene shifts from the cozy, shabby family house to New Year’s Eve revelry where Gypsy dances with Hunt Gibson before being pulled back to care for the baby.

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Patmos Blevins Set For Wednesday Basketball clash

Patmos and Blevins prepare for a hard eyed game at the high gym Wednesday. Iron Blevins faces the gangy five as Patmos seeks upset amid size edge. Bobcats spared by recent wins, Guernsey beat Blevins and Palmes, while locals hope to outpace northern county rivals in new Blue and Gold uniforms.

Patmos High Athoal Palmes Ricers

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