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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1937
Page
3
A truck salesman touts a double packed sable scarf as a bargain to Larry Brown in Los Angeles. The yarn about a hospitalized wife and the present turns sour when the wife discovers the scam. Larry pays 75 dollars, but the wife denounces the gift as a fake deal.
The May homestead north of St Paul church in Ozan, long owned by Ed Goodlett, sold to J F Stuart last week. Goodlett widow Maggie’s death left him alone. Stuart and family will move into the historic home soon. The article also notes local property improvements, church services, residents visiting, and a peach festival in Nashville.
A garbled local item reports numerous visits and travel among residents like Blevins, Prescott, Little Rock, Tucson and El Dorado. The piece concludes with a remark that the moving ball is more common in the United States than elsewhere, though details are unclear.
A jumble of snippets cites conflicts with Europe Japan and Russia. Mentions adoption of a liar traitor term and ships of Lewis Girdler, a North Pole pioneer, and Massachusetts railways totaling 1992 miles. The text lacks a clear single event.
Baseball comedian Al Schacht, famed for his on tour persona, endured a setback after a Southwestern win event. He quips that losing the dough mattered less than the bandits claiming they had never heard of him, highlighting a lighthearted moment in the tour.
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