04 Jun 1931
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
1
Fragmentary passage argues for shorter working days to boost productivity and satisfaction among office employees. It emphasizes necessity, elation for workers, and a call to listen to leaders who condemn current methods as inefficient and wasteful.
A Washington letter complains of crime waves and police incompetence, citing corruption and liquor enforcement issues. It notes 63 cops fired in two years and a chaotic scene across embassies, with calls for citizen vigilance and stronger protection for legations amid a busted liquor-still investigation.
Recorder T B Bowden has accepted a position with Singleton and Haynes on Front/Biroey to play baseball. Mr LaGrend returned home. Gallionary Cole Miss Beatrice Prall city librarian at Little Rock and Lieut John A McLaughlin Camp Pike weekend guests of Mrs Ross S Gillispie.
The piece quips about George Bernard Shaw composing songs and mocks Hollywood screen tests. It notes the public fuss over birth control, echoing the old Barnum saying there’s one born every minute.
scattered notes report weekends in Texarkana with visits by Sultan family and families from around town. names include Mack Atkina Lee Ratelitt Opal McBay Miss Molla Vickers Yarns Smith and John Smarts. local events featured singing, farm chatter, and a gathering with Bat hegg cream and a godly number of attendees.
An internal remedy is promoted for piles bleeding and protruding. The ad claims external salves or cutting fail and Hemroid prescription by Dr J5 Leonhardt stimulates circulation to heal and restore affected parts. Ward & Son advertise a money back guarantee on Hemroid Tables in the city.
An advertisement touts Now Face Powder as a pure, smooth complexion enhancer. It markets MELLO GLO as long-lasting, latinate color matching to any complexion, with a claim of not clogging pores or irritating skin. The copy cites John P. Cox Drug Co and Geo. W. Robison & Co as distributors.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to editing and approval processes. The terse lines mention fy and fn in unclear context, with no identifiable names, dates, or places available for a fuller summary.
A 63 year old New York woman Miss Margaret Reilley fights eviction as a river parkway project requires her 48 year old house and property. Deputies press to move her. she resists, forced to leave her cottage after a lifetime there. The piece debates communal welfare versus individual home life and modern progress.
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