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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
5
Poem reflects duty of high gifts and virtue. Texarkana reports bedside visit for Margaret Macstill after appendectomy at Michael Meany hospital. Birthday party for Goite England. 3rd birthday with games and gifts. Local civic and social events listed with attendees from Texarkana and nearby areas.
A discussion on gender roles contrasts Norwegian women with American women. The Arctic voyage tale notes men’s power shift in Norway versus American equality. The writer muses on romance, protection, and whether love depends on social context, questioning how much is gained or lost.
A historic guide explains how to keep a well stocked cookie jar year round and save time with fast cookie methods. It covers shaping dough into rolls for slicing, using molds for neat shapes, rolling in a stiff batter, or spreading thin dough in a pan and cutting into squares. Brown sugar adds a rich color and flavor.
The piece argues about women balancing careers and personal life, noting Norwegian women and American career women still want husbands and homes. It suggests men seek women who fulfill concrete needs, while women adapt to economic shifts yet value family, love, and home.
Miss Frances Barhai presents 40 budding performers in The Wedding of Jack and JL at Sprenger stage on Tuesday afternoon and night. New songs dances and talent promise lively show with a Herbert Marshall film Till We Meet Again to follow. Two performances at 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM with doors opening 2 PM and 7 PM.
A jumble of cookie recipes and culinary tips includes rolled oats cookies with brown sugar and sour milk, chocolate tea box cookies with nuts, and instructions to cream shortening and sugar. Mixed in are culinary anecdotes about keeping cookies, a quip on a finite warmth, and a remark about the dove gallbladder.
Washington reports that final revenue measure timing hinges on President Roosevelt. Republicans seek Senate bill acceptance to permit adjournment this week, while a broader tax on undistributed corporate profits could prolong the session. Roosevelt weighing options as House and Senate align on relief funding and tax provisions.
Mrs Louise Blakely, 23, died Saturday night at her home in Longview Texas. The body was brought to Prescott for burial Monday afternoon. She is survived by her husband Jack B Biakely of Longview, her parents the Rev and Mrs S L Durham, three sisters Hazel Lois and Elgise Durham of Sulphur Springs, Texas, and two brothers Dewey of Little Rock and Wilson Burham of Sulphur Springs. Until three years ago the Blakelys lived at Prescott.
In Portuguese East Africa elephants have multiplied and harmed locals, prompting authorities to declare them noxious. The policy allows shooting the beasts at any time without license. A separate scene notes tourists viewing molten lava near Mount Vesugious as an American and an English observer exchange quips.
In the dust bowl areas of southeastern Colorado and western Kansas six persons are confirmed dead after floodwaters, with a seventh missing. Names include Don Gates of Denver, Mrs. John Dyatt near Goodland, A C Baumgartner of Pritchett, and Simon Gonzales his wife and three-year-old daughter near Springfield. Sheriff M R Jackson led the hunt for the Gonzaleses and the missing farm hand John Garzie. Water remains high in dry beds and arroyos. a minor dust storm was reported near Springfield.
Fragmentary text describes debris along the edge north of Springfield and rising high water at Butte Creek. Mentions memorial day 1935 flood damage across Colorado and Nebraska with losses cited, but details are unclear. Names and places are partially garbled in the OCR.
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