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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1938

Page

5

Fragmented verse and local notices mix from Hot Springs to Dallas

A jumble of poems and social items lists visitors, moves, and gatherings. Mrs. Be Hamlin returns from Hot Springs. Elizabeth White visits from Little Rock. Miss Whitehurst attends Henderson State College. several ladies host and visit relatives. Movement includes Branches moving to May street. McLarty and Wall households relocating. births announced.

B. W. Younes A.B. Cox Dallas Texas Elizabeth White Lattle Rock

Dictatorship Debate and Satirical Driving Claim

A fragmentary quotation mix cites Senator James J. and Edwin F. Cudlipp about dictatorship being intolerable, followed by a quip about girls driving and taking responsibility. The text also mentions Neville Chamberlain in a partial, unclear context.

James J Edwin F. Cucdlipp Jaanestown Neville Chamberlain Great Britain

Lovely Dressed Dirndl and Spring Pattern Book Ad

Pattern 8279 offers a grey dirndl dress with square neckline and front corsetlette effect paired with a large hat and pumps. Choose dotted Swiss or gingham with optional black velvet ribbon. sizes 12 to 20. Spring and Summer Pattern Book showcases varied designs, pattern costs listed, send 15 cents to Hope Star Pattern Bureau.

Carrol Hope Star W. Wacker Drive Chicago

Interest cut on Federal Land Bank loans on hold front page

The article notes a temporary reduction of 4 to 6 percent in contract interest rates for direct and bank loans under amended law. It mentions that the rate applies for a set period and references support from farm bureaus and a veto by President Roosevelt, with subsequent override votes. Details include figures on outstanding loans and the role of farm organizations in backing the measure.

Huskey Lane Bank Cantissiwnes Belrawers Federal Gand Bank Lewis Lane Bank Commissioner Genie Hearly Nuske Wiss County Wall Pesall Fia Kerpe Soins Co Agnes Presid Organi

Dandelions Named for Teeth of the Lion Origin

A historical note explains that dandelions got their name from the leaf edges resembling the lion's teeth, with the term dent de lion cited as the origin of the popular plant's moniker.

Dent de Tien

College Boys Used as Tourist Guides in Washington

Ruston Grover Washington laments college boys swearing to uphold the Constitution while serving as tourist guides and bonfire lecturers in Washington’s parks. He notes many read little of the document, cites government scholarships funding student life, and shifts to anecdotes about Senate deaths and migrating turtles in the city.

Ruston Grover Washington College Boys Pinto Washington Congress Copeland New York Joe Robinson Arkansas Senate Robinson Senator Copeland Washington

Patterns in Photography Patterns Surround Your World

Discover how to spot and shoot natural patterns in everyday scenes. From beach ripples and shadows to wheels, bridges, and building framing, the guide suggests framing landscapes through farm equipment wheels, highlighting shadows and cross patterns. Poke van Guilder encourages finding and capturing these repetitive motifs for richer images.

Piviara Dennis Gliver Criss-Cvias Paterty van Guilder

Tiny minnows cross a busy highway to reach streams

The piece notes two to eight inch long minnows crossing Mount Veron highway between inland pools and the Potomac. Drivers typically slow to allow the small fish safe passage, reducing the chance of being flattened. In Memphis, Tennessee, the University of Tennessee School of Pharmacy reports all June graduates secured immediate employment and job openings remained unfilled.

Mount Veron Potomac Memphis Tenn University of Tennessee School of Pharmacy

Rural blasting cap injuries among children rise yearly

About 500 children in the United States are injured annually while playing with blasting caps. Eighty percent of these accidents occur in rural or semi rural districts, highlighting a dangerous trend in non urban areas and the need for safety awareness.

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