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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1929
Page
5
A lengthy society column notes sermons titled The Gospel of laughter and its themes. It lists friends and relatives visiting in Crossett and surrounding towns, with numerous mentions of guests, hosts, trips, and local gatherings from Shreveport to Texarkana and Galveston, reflecting a busy social scene.
An ad touts MELLOGLO ace Powder from PL Gos Ditug Co and Gen W Robison Department Store. It claims a flawless smooth finish, long wear, non irritant formula, tested color, and no pasty or flaky appearance. The copy emphasizes a youthful glow and urges readers to remember the MELLO GLO name.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a stage mail print about actors wanting speaking points. It mentions Nailrow men, Main dibayt autos, and a claim that the lovumolive wins the baul. The readable facts are unclear. the piece appears to be a damaged local item with minimal coherent details.
An advertisement describes a small frame and stucco cottage with brick trim and steel casement windows. It notes a vestibule, living room, dining alcove, fireplace, second floor dressing room, bath, tiled bathroom, warm air furnace, complete plumbing and electric work, hardwood floors, and a heated cellar area. Frontage about fifty feet. estimated cost around 3800 dollars. Plans and specifications are available from the Building Editor for a nominal sum, reference House A 165.
Event promises a reveal of the new nine featuring The Queer Heater. Winner takes 5.00 in Gold, with tickets priced for the entire family at 35 vents for Manny and Tuesday.
A notice notes events for Pass night and directs readers to ask about tickets at the box office. It emphasizes checking availability and purchasing on site.
The Prior Brown garage houses famous gold bricks once sold for 33 750 in a swindle. Henry Davenport bought them in the eighties from a stranger claiming Indian ownership. Bricks weigh seven pounds each. the tale links to a costly, long‑gone purchase and a mysterious history. Paris gossip names Rambova directing costumes for an American opera, with her fashion shop in New York shaping unique designs.
Paris reports that the widow of Valentino criticizes Paris fashion trends during a July 3 4 visit, asserting the United States still demands bold style and original design. She questions European fashion authority and defends American designers amid ongoing cultural exchange.
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