11 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
1
A fragmented reminiscence centers on a girl learning to sew a doll dress, mistakes and humiliation, and a mother lifting spirits with steady reassurance. The scene shifts to a kitchen where a cake fails yet a mother emphasizes effort over perfection, urging pride in effort rather than vanity.
A fragmented Washington column lampoons lobbyists who bluff officials as new deal programs spur a flourishing scene. It notes publications like The Brewing Industry and Happy Days, mocks Roosevelt era schemes, and recounts a bizarre Roosevelt camp incident involving ice cream, Skyline campers, and a Bologna dispute.
A collection of remarks from Bishop James E. Cannan Rep Wadsworth and others on repeal of Prohibition and public life. Notable lines touch on repeal prospects, conservatism, human rationality and the patience needed in professions. The piece also notes rising horse use and a jest about brain rust in Washington.
Summer heat dissolves cosmetics making long lasting makeup essential. A new cream rouge mimics whipped cream, resists water and soap removal, paired with foundation and powder for lasting color. New dull finish powders curb shine, while delegates in New York report music’s effect on headaches.
Elinor Stafford, 20, falls for Barrett Colvin, 35, as Barrett returns to New York after years abroad. A plot to name Elinor as heir to Miss Ella Sexton’s fortune stirs jealousy and fear. Marcia presses Barrett to hide Gerald’s story from Elinor while Barrett promises secrecy. The tension rises as relationships strain and a dangerous secret looms.
Mr and Mrs George Gandefur spent yesterday fishing on Guernsey Lake. Matt Cornelia reportedly caught the week’s largest fish at Badcaw Lake a 37 inch catfish. A party including Louise Betts Bessie Crutchfield Hattie Crutchfield Minnie Beths Nonnie Parking Antoinette Honey and Evelyn Mellee rode a hay wagon through town Thursday evening. Dr G E Cannon and party returned home after a San Francisco trip by auto. Accompanied by Mrs Cannon and their three daughters Miss Mary Whitfield and Joaphine Cannon and Miss Tokio Hutson Amor Cox Huber Kenn Kennedy and John Wimberly spent yesterday in Texarkana.
Southern Association clubs Knoxville Nashville Atlanta and Chattanooga. Monday results show New York 10 Detroit 6 Philadelphia 3 to 1 Chicago 2 to 7 in 11 innings. St Louis 9 Boston 5 Cleveland 3 Washington 2 in 12 innings. Little Rock Nashville postponed.
Douglas Fairbanks in Mr. Robinson Crusoe shown at the Saenger. Not a strict Crusoe adaptation, the film blends adventure and humor with Fairbanks antics. Friday the Thirteenth and Saturday as the tropical love interest headline a romp with cannibals battles and high spirited questing.
Jimmy Donahue explains the trolling triangle, a device with three swivels and a sinker to reduce line loss when trolling. Attach reel line to one end, lure to another, and sinker to the third. a weak link lets the sinker break away, protecting reel line and presenting the lure more realistically.
The excerpt describes a fishing rig with the sinker on the bottom and a lure suspended a couple feet above, reducing tangles and aiding lure action. It then cites a quip about leading a musical ledge and a brief chauffeur gag noting a hand brake, with a Madame joke referencing a kimono.
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