Waseda on Second Class Matter at Hope Post Office
Notice posted at the Hope Arkansas post office under the act of March 3 1897 stating second class mail status for Waseda.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
2
Notice posted at the Hope Arkansas post office under the act of March 3 1897 stating second class mail status for Waseda.
The Star outlines a 1932 program to pave streets and improve sanitation in back yards, backing the Chamber of Commerce. It supports Hempstead county highway work, farm cooperative effort, and state tax reform. It urges farmer organizations and practical agricultural programs, with continued highway progress and budget-based government efficiency.
The piece surveys candidates for attorney general led by Boyd Cypert with support from Carl Bailey. It reviews Hal L. Norwood John C. Sheffield and J. G. Ragsdale, noting Norwood’s third term bid and Sheffield’s governor bid. The writer urges a dynamic, crusading Arkansas AG like Texas models and questions state political inertia.
Edgar G. Harris notes Will D. Upshaw of Georgia as Prohibitionist candidate for President. He praises Upshaw’s brilliance, past Congress service, and temperance work despite crutches. Harris argues the Eighteenth Amendment is doomed and the candidate should focus on preserving local prohibition rather than a doomed national bid.
Quotes from J. H. Hustis of New York Central and Mary Mooney call for continued rail service support and Tom Mooney’s release. Olive Borden reflects on personal sacrifice as she discusses separating from her husband amid ongoing public attention.
NEA Service describes the last link of the mountain highway joining the Pacific Coast to Canada as nearing completion. The Big Bend Highway winds through the Columbia River region and connects with Glacier Park, Yoho, Kootenay and Banff Parks, promising scenic routes and rugged engineering feats.
A humorous exchange where a newlywed wife contrasts her lot with Eve, praising past pleasures. Her husband points to her garden, her husband, and her lack of outfits as the real fortune, in a wry Tit-Bits style banter.
A historical note claims blood travels through veins and arteries at the rate of 621 feet per minute, indicating rapid circulation. The figure reflects early medical beliefs about the body's vascular system.
Advice on facial care focusing on pore tightening, cleansing, and avoiding irritation. Recommends mild soap, a complexion brush, cold rinse, cleansing tissues, and avoiding excess oil removal. Encourages consulting a physician for persistent blemishes and maintaining hydration and a fruit vegetable diet.
Veal loaf is presented as a summer dish with two recipes including a jellied version. The method uses shin and knuckle of veal, onion, celery tops, hard boiled eggs, salt and pepper, and parsley. Cook meat, reduce stock, and layer eggs in a mold before finishing.
Tomorrow's meals list Breakfast with iced watermelon cereal cream sautéed eggplant toast milk coffee Luncheon includes cauliflower in tomato and cheese sauce rye bread and butter sandwiches sliced peaches cupcakes milk tea Dinner features ham loaf potato marbles in cream sauce buttered green beans mixed vegetable salad and berry cobbler
A chilled veal loaf recipe combines lean veal pork egg cracker crumbs milk and parsley with lemon rind thyme salt and pepper. The mixture is baked covered with salt pork for two hours then chilled overnight to set and served garnished with radish roses and parsley.
Chadron Nebraska reports that Al H. Watson and Dallas H. Stilse fly over sandhill dunes in western Nebraska, southwestern South Dakota and eastern Wyoming to hunt coyotes. They killed 50 coyotes in one month and sold pelts for 350 dollars.
A large scrappy looking politician accuses the paper of calling him a thief, while the editor replies the paper publishes only news and has been misinformed.
The scene shows a state manager greeted with a huge ovation as fans clap loudly. An actor explains he halted his act until the audience quieted, prompting the manager to address the crowd and restore order.
Ohio is home to presidents, but Huntington Indiana claims the presidential honors for international service clubs Carl E Endicott a Huntington banker and manufacturer was elected president of Kiwanis International at the Detroit convention Five years ago Arthur H Sapp Huntington attorney was elected head of Rotary International
Pair of cherry blocks with ropes and a strand puller recovered near Hope Arkansas. Finder urged to return to Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in Hope for a reward.
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