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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1934
Page
4
Local column lists returning residents and weekend visitors from Little Rock Chicago Texas and Kentucky. Mrs Frank Hearn Mary Jane and families join kin, while Dr and Mrs Brewster plan trips to Bardstown and Paducah. รวม continues with Texarkana connections and visitors to Tex arkana Line Town.
A claim from John St. Gibson Drug Company notes headaches caused by constipation vanish after a single Adlerika dose. The advertisement asserts the product cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels and ends poor sleep and nervousness.
Mrs. J. F. Black of Houston guests of the Haynes and relatives. Glover family from Malvern visit the McRae home. Nashville conference attendees include Miss Meryl Henry and others. Phillip McRae returns home from Fayetteville after visiting relatives. Hattie Anne Feild to spend weekend with Mrs. Orton. First Presbyterian youths plan a picnic and swim at the Pines. Hamilton Orton of Ashdown visits the Ortons. George Ware of the Experiment Firm visits Payetteville. Born July 30 at Julia Chester hospital a 7 pound 34 ounce son Sidney Smith McMath to the McMaths. Frank Drake undergoes appendicitis operation at Julia Chester hospital. Bob Morris and Margaret Kinser return from two weeks in Texas. Kent of Pacific Mills visiting family in county. Nation faces 48 states and 48 governors.
In a rapid political shift Austria named Dr Kurt Schuschnigg to succeed Dollfuss as chancellor with Prince von Starhemberg as vice chancellor and Emil Fey as interior minister. The move keeps a Dollfuss era alignment while Nazi threats prompt defense preparations in Vienna as rebels fight in Styria and Carinthia.
A church revival runs nightly from 7:45 to 8:00 with congregational singing to follow. Young people meet at 7:80 each night, divided into three groups led by young people’s workers from Sunday School and B. P. V. Morning worship starts at 9:00 for one hour. Pastor offers a rotating cabin topic this week: Tuesday “Got the Father,” Wednesday “God the Son,” Thursday “God, the Holy Spirit,” Friday “The Church.” There are no services Saturday night or Monday morning. The church holds daily revival meetings with parishioners urged to forego other appointments and devote themselves to winning souls and renewing enthusiasm. The Rev. Mr. Rogers spoke.
Major William E Kepner and aides Captain Albert Stevens and Captain Orvil Anderson completed a 10 hour ascent to 60,000 feet in the Stratosphere. Parachutes saved all aboard after the gondola tore away from a damaged balloon. tools and cameras were lost and the crew faced questions on the failure.
A witness describes a balloon incident where three men climbed out as the balloon split at high altitude. They attempted to deploy the parachute system but failed, then bailed out with individual chutes. The impact occurred after the balloon tore open and descended rapidly.
Marie Dressler, born in Cobourg Ontario in 1871, rose from chorus girl to film star after years of struggle. She valued midlife as a new beginning and spoke frankly about aging, telling how she felt younger at 50 than at 25.
The writer argues prices are fixed by government programs. Cotton sells around 12 cents a pound with current policy. without support it would be worth 5 to 6 cents. Critics blame the president for subsidizing southern Democrats. Some feel conditions are better now than since the price revolution.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt sailed from Honolulu aboard the cruiser Houston for Portland after a five day stay in Hawaii. He told a crowd at Iolani Palace that American defense forces should be an instrument for continuing peace and praised Hawaii’s people, industry, and the army for their efficiency and patriotism. He noted he was the first U.S. leader to visit the territory and expressed reluctance to leave.
Sophie Kerr’s long love story unfolds with Amy and Jane at a tea party in Marburg. Amy battles jealousy and social games as Jane claws at her happiness with Howard away in the army, while Nancy and Mary Jackson observe in a tense, genteel town setting.
I King aged 25 of Nashville died Sunday at Julia Chester hospital after a weeklong confinement following July 20 surgery. He was son of Mr and Mrs J F King of Lockesburg and survived by his widow. Body to be taken to Nashville for burial.
The Arkansas General Assembly proposes an amendment to limit state indebtedness. It would allow bonds only with majority voter consent at general or special elections, except to refund existing state debt or refinance road bonds. The amendment becomes effective immediately upon adoption by voters. The resolution was filed with the Secretary of State on the sixth day.
Text outlines a proposed amendment to the Arkansas Constitution with sections on tax limits, spending caps, and legislative procedures. It describes the submission to electors at the next general election, thresholds for approval, and restrictions on appropriations beyond set limits. Names include ED McDONALD, Secretary of State, with dates in 1933 1934.
A fragmentary historical note from 1934 shows language about state budget rules and separation of powers. It references the Arkansas constitution, a governor, and a self executing amendment that takes effect upon adoption by electors. The dated language includes March 28 1934 and mentions the official seal and witness phrasing.
Ruth Hill of Little Rock was struck by a rotating airplane propeller Sunday at Oswalds Airport. She suffered facial lacerations, a critical brain injury, and a fractured skull. The accident occurred when airport escort M L Carter and salesman started the plane, causing the propeller to turn and strike the girl. Carter was held on drunkenness charges and questioned by authorities.
A historical note describes Feen-2-mint as a laxative chew promoting regularity. It claims easier, uniform distribution of its laxative effect when chewed and warns delaying treatment can be dangerous. The ad emphasizes staying on schedule and avoiding rough stomachs with non-addictive, mint flavored relief.
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