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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
6
In a bustling, dim theatre a tense scene unfolds among actors and staff. Muriel chases headlines with suave star Chuck Desmond while Liane and a mysterious Dane collide with danger and desire, ending in a unsettling near-miss as a striped-dusty stranger intervenes.
A crowded social scene unfolds with MABEL LLLOTT and Desmond as conversation shifts between flirtation and misread signals. Liane, Murfet, and others move through a ballroom style setting as plans and alibis mix with jokes. The episode ends with anticipation of future meetings.
Oscar Leiding notes celestial navigation may guide Charles and Anne Lindbergh on their Orient visit. The couple will use sun, stars, sextants, chronometers, and a book of tables to fix position and steer, building on Lindberghs Paris flight methods learned from Lieut. Comdr. F. W. H. Weems at the Naval Academy.
The article notes Mrs Lindbergh studying under Harold Gatty at sea and in Australia, gaining praise as “a very apt pupil.” It cites Gatty’s role as navigator for Harald Bromley on a trans-Pacific dash and hints the Lindberghs’ upcoming world flight may hinge on weather, with possible long hops across the Pacific and celestial navigation as needed.
An old advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Wonderful Face Powder to improve complexion and disguise aging skin. It claims a smooth spread, minimizes pores, and preserves skin, promoted by Geo. W. Robison Department Store and John P. Cox Drug Co. with bold local retail branding.
Chicago daily reports a feature on exploration in Battin Land with a dialogue on short wave radio channels between Chicago and Battin Band. The piece hints at world exploration themes and a potential broadcast interaction.
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