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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
5
A poetic reflection on a late arriving candidate and the working class, asking about his record and honesty. The piece blends social verse with local notices naming Mrs Bell Lloyd, Miss Virginia Berry, and others, plus reader announcements of visits, hostesses, and social gatherings at Edgewood Camp and local households.
Mr and Mrs Byron Yarbrough hosted house guests including Mr and Mrs M W Agricola and daughter Marie and Mildred of Arkadelphia Mrs W C Lavin and daughters Louise and Wilodene of Gordon Mrs Edgar Townsend and daughter Georgia Ann of Texarkana Mr and Mrs Lawrence Talley and children left today for Port Arthur Texas after several weeks with Mrs Anna Jud son and other relatives in this city
Paris July 22 French income taxes run nine times higher than those in the United States, says Professor Robert Haig of Columbia University. He notes French real estate taxes are lighter, citing an American earning 7710 a year from dividends paying 3.35 while a French taxpayer would owe 1552.
A mother in the upper balcony dropped her baby onto the crowd below at the Naka Theater in Osaka. Actor Gunjiro, described as a leading classical performer, continued delivering lines as panic erupted among patrons.
Mapper asks for a cigarette and Shiky Dan claims they joined in the garden to exchange a message. Flapper Fan suggests Url set up a smoke screen so their actions stay hidden from others.
The feed shortage in Hempstead County prompts concrete steps. Plant cowpeas on corn lands. sow sorghums only on rich soils. cowpeas offer certain seed crops and soil health. Plant rye and oats for winter pasture, using August or September planting in cotton middles. Abruzzi rye and Winter Turf oats praised for resilience. WN. P. O’Neal offers rye and oats seed.
A 2 am scene unfolds as a heated pharmacist confronts a customer, who pleads for ten cents worth of bicarbonate of soda for indigestion. The druggist laments the late hour and offers that hot water would suffice, while the visitor, MacDougal, thanks him and departs with a courteous farewell.
De Queen Ark July 22 With continuing drought and torrid heat, danger of a serious water shortage looms this week. Circulars urge citizens to use water sparingly as pumps operate day and night to furnish the town with an adequate supply. Water works officials warn residents to conserve resources amid the drought conditions.
The Danish transport Dana was found in Lisbon harbor after a two year scientific voyage starting at Madeira Island and visiting the Caribbean, Cook Islands, Samoa, Fiji, and other islands. Expedition was led by Professors Johannes Schmid and Brunn.
An underwater expedition is organized near Sera Sebastopol in Crimea to locate an ancient Greek town believed submerged by shifting earth. Artifacts washed ashore in the Black Sea support this theory and prompted the search effort.
In Leningrad near Uritsk a woman's headless body was found, cut into 54 pieces. Police have not yet identified the victim or linking clues.
GHICAGO July 22 A man with a sea hobby and a long career as a carpenter William Avery, a second cousin of John D Rockefeller, recalls childhood ties and a near drowning incident when a boat capsized in 1893. Avery, 44 years a carpenter, still loves the water and once tried to save his girlfriend during a storm.
MONCTON New Brunswick July 22 Four men were killed and 18 injured when Al G Barnes circus train wrecked Sunday morning at Canaan sixteen miles west of here Local authorities investigated the scene and reported the fatalities and injuries with details unavailable at this time
A brief fashion note discusses summer trends with Roands and Oliver. It suggests last year's short dresses will remain popular but not as dominant as men's old suits. The exchange hints at shifting style emphasis for the season.
A 16 year old from Santa Maria California, John Paulies, emerges as a schoolboy sensation in breast stroke. He tops national in door tiles for 20 yards and earns attention from western swimming critics. He competes in Southern California A A U marks for the 100, 200, 220 and 440 yard events amid Olympic talk.
An advertisement promises fat loss through KRUSCHEN SALTS with a health toning claim. It appeals to hormonal balance and organ function, urging a morning half teaspoon in hot water, exercise, and restraint with a 3 week scale check. It cites Ward & Son and Briant's Drug Store as retailers and guarantees satisfaction with money back.
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