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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
4
A poetic glance contrasts sun and rain with spring growth while news items note various local social updates. Miss Angle Lea Smith and others celebrate weddings and returns from trips across Texas and Midwest exhibitions.
Yerger school sent Ralph Johnson Oliver Lloyd Nimon Cothran and Phillip McFadden to the state contest. J A Harris teaches vocational agriculture at Yerger. he won second place in the state master teacher contest with 809 points, marking his second consecutive second place after 36 teachers competed.
President Roosevelt urged restoring dollar purchasing power and enacting farm and bankruptcy laws to fund a 3.3 billion public works program without pork. He stressed raising farm prices and rebuilding industry on sound lines to achieve lasting prosperity and higher wages amid recovery efforts. Hugh S. Johnson attended, along with White House staff and aides, as cameras recorded the oval office remarks.
The ad claims loss of appetite fatigue and insomnia signal rundown from overwork worry or illness. It touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with quinine and iron as a safe bile for restoring appetite strength and energy. It promises noticeable improvement in three days and urges readers to buy at stores.
Movie musical from Paramount comes to Saenger theater featuring Bing Crosby Richard Allen Mary Carlisle Jack Oakie George Burns and Gracie Allen with Lena Andre and Mary Karnman in key roles The story follows Crosby a young instructor Arlen a football star and Oakie a fraternity man amid college antics with songs Learn to Croon Moonstruck and The Old Ox Road among the numbers highlighting student life and romance
A speaker urged extending frontline hiring from one to ten workers, warning of a boycott against producers who fail to enroll in the national campaign. He proposed a badge of honor to symbolize the Industrial Recovery Act and argued that underselling by shirkers harms national welfare. He vowed not to endure another harsh winter and highlighted recovery bills as the tool to defeat unemployment.
Beets are praised for home canning as a less perishable summer vegetable. An oven canning method is highlighted with a thermostatic oven set to 250 degrees F and lemon juice added to preserve color and acidity. The piece notes careful monitoring when using portable ovens and suggests prepping large beets for serving.
A fragment from a local page reports Americans held in a Spanish jail and various community notes. It mentions visits by Albert Hatch of Locksburg, Cay Sullivan of Nashville, and Miss Thelma Lane, plus shopping and church appointments in Tokio Nashville and Highland. A revival is planned at the Christian church beginning July 30. The text shifts to broad commentary on land reform and social change.
Instructions for canning small beets whole with skin intact, including washing, trimming stems, boiling 15 to 20 minutes, cooling, slipping skins, and packing hot in jars with salt sugar and lemon juice. Provides detailed oven sealing steps and timing, plus sample menu items for tomorrow.
Tokio Mrs Tom Smith of Prescott visited his daughter Mrs A B Woods on Thursday Jesse Hutch of Nashville visited relatives here on Thursday Mrs C M McLarty of Nashville and Mrs Fanny McLarty of Mineral Spring visited relatives here Wednesday Barney Smith of Nashville was a business visitor to Tokio Friday W W Goodwin of Mt Plasunt was
R. H. Mottram’s new novel traces Victorian England’s fading upper class through the life of Earl Barningham, rural innkeeper and horse trader. Set around a village, it shows the country gentleman as keystone of society, balancing privileges with duties and directing local life from The Hall and his inn.
A fragment notes a thoughtful novel described as overlong and dull in spots. It mentions Houghton Mifflin as the publisher, with a price of 4.50 dollars, and references a wartime setting involving Warsaw and Gdynia, a free zone, and Polish government announcements about a cruise and dock allocation amid a new division.
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