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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1939
Page
3
Ruth Millett advises working wives to balance career and home duties. She urges early breakfasts, attentive goodbyes, sharing in husband’s activities, prompt returns, and avoiding self-absorption. The column warns against letting work excuses replace domestic care.
County Agent Oliver L Adams reports salt as the key mineral for farm animals in Arkansas. He urges supplying granulated salt daily about one ounce for a 1009 pound animal and protecting loose salt from rain. For calcium and phosphorus, a mix of powdered limestone or oyster shell with steamed bone meal plus salt is recommended for cattle sheep work stock and hogs with free access to the trough.
The article explains salt mixtures for hogs when minerals are scarce and notes that mineral value comes mainly from feed. It highlights using phosphate fertilizer to boost forage nutrition and details Hempstead county in the 1939 Agricultural Conservation program, where performance reporters will map farms, classify crops, and determine payments from measured performance with farm operator accompaniment to ensure correct field identification and proper division of payments.
Huey Long lauded efforts at LSU after appointing James Monroe Smith as president amid a surge of state funding for construction. Long’s control over bonds and tax board records fueled controversy as LSU expanded while Tulane publicized scrutiny and Degenerate governance.
Miss Marjorie Lee Savith married Owen Ware in June 1938 in New Orleans. The Smiths, linked to Louisiana State University and European travels, faced danger as Dr. James Monroe Smith Jr. fled with a price on his head. Mrs. Smith accompanies him while their daughter awaits a baby and the son is under grand jury questioning in Baton Rouge.
Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier cling to an idyl amid England divorce talk and Hollywood jitters. Rumors of splits involving Herbert Holman and Jill Esmond unsettled execs while Leigh travels to New York and back to film Gone with the Wind.
You can’t be happy through the summer without a good looking jacket or dress from Pattern 8529 and 5529. The book offers georgette chiffon silk prints and damask options in sizes 34 through 48 with yardage details and three quarter sleeves. Send 25 cents for the pattern and book or 15 cents for the pattern alone to Hope Star Pattern Bureau at 211 W Wacker Drive Chicago.
NEA Washington Correspondent highlights Governor John William Bricker of Ohio as a potential dark horse in the Republican presidential race. Bricker cleaned up a spoils-heavy administration, cut 4500 state payroll jobs, balanced the budget, reduced operating costs, and funded growing benefits like old age pensions. Born in Mount Sterling, he is described as a small town man with strong organizational and campaigning skills, though his national recognition remains limited. He has not actively campaigned and would need Taft's support to consolidate Ohio's delegation.
A Beverly Hills actress, living on Canyon Drive, has entertained friends but remains lonely and nostalgic for England, recalling Scarlett’s yearning for Vara’s fields. Separate note: experts estimate World War veterans in hospital care will peak in the near future.
A fragment notes continued debate over Danzig involving resistance to Nazification and warnings that political limits restrict further action. The text suggests urging Germany to avoid war as a key consideration in the ongoing discussion.
Adelaid e Keril reports on a new peacock mode in fall fashion with altered bustle effects and fuller backs. Designer Salty Mil sim features hip drapings and bustle bows in evening gowns and day dresses, hinting at a future trend while color and line remain unsettled. A black chiffon cocktail dress with pleated skirt and apron back, paired with a red rove adorned toque, exemplifies the look.
The note describes England advancing maneuvers from September to August and seeking naval mobilization. It hints at England weighing Russian alliance prospects and asks about U S location while the State Department moves to counter Bloom neutrality pacts that could heighten Britain’s threat.
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