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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
2
A distressed girl seeks the missing Tommy after a note from a messenger leads the way. His uncle reports Tommy left the horse and has not been seen since. Beryl questions behavior and the messenger brings more, while tension rises over what Tommy might do next.
Dr Augst on is called to advise Beryl about a dangerous rare illness. The physician warns bed rest is needed and cannot guarantee a quick appointment. The patient asks if the condition is serious while the doctor notes a specialist could help but may be hard to reach.
A doctor warns Beryl and others as Tommy faces mounting trouble linked to Irene Prentiss and lingering guilt. Mrs Everett and Beryl clash over expectations while Irene’s note stirs unresolved feelings. The scene ends with a tease of more to come.
MOULTRIE Ga A 10 year federal program to aid the farmer was urged by William D Anderson of Macon cotton manufacturer at a joint Botary and Kiwanis meeting during National Cotton Week. He warned farmers are inefficient and costly and urged US to foster a long term plan to educate farmers to compete in the national economy by focusing on cost of production.
Readers across Dallas Texas and Pulaski Tennessee recount praise for Black-Draught as a remedy for colds biliousness headaches and indigestion. Mrs W A Butcher notes relief for children when fretful or ill and recalls using it in her own youth. Mrs Thomas Peden agrees citing morning relief from dilious spells and general wellbeing for her family.
Shiday's Restles Little Holck 2 to 1 for Moiille over New Orleans 0 and Memphis 7. Bultingham 44 beats Atlanta 3. Nashville 6, Chattanooga 5. Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 1. St Louis 8 over New York 6. Washington 10. Boston 2. Pittsburgh 2 over Boston 1 in 13 innings. Chicago 6 over Brooklyn 4. St Louis 6 over New York 5. Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 2.
A new bill in the state General Assembly targets contemptuous blasphemy and public blasphemous writings or symbols. It proposes punishment for those found guilty in public places. The measure reflects rising concern over religious offense in public discourse.
Dean Blake of San Diego will fly with the army air forces this spring for maneuvers. He will travel 8000 miles to the east and back, serving as a weather observer aboard a fighter formation. A radio operator will relay data from ground stations while Blake compiles forecast charts on the wing, a 29-year veteran of the San Diego weather bureau.
Earl P. Robinson of the University of New Hampshire advises expanding silage acreage and using corn for silage as a palliative for dairy farmers facing high grain costs and poor hay. He warns current panic dairy prices threaten New England dairy men who must rely on late-cut native hay and grain supplies.
Fragmentary text describes an Australian captain facing a perilous air mission over New Guinea. The narrative hints at an attempted landing under hostile conditions and a dangerous search operation conducted in hostile territory, relying on the captain’s skill and resolve.
Tennessee plans to sell its 1991 wool crop through the Federal Farm Board. The state wool growers association, comprising over 1,000 farmers across 40 counties, reported the decision to A. Li. Jordan at the University of Tennessee. Wool will be assembled in carrots for shipment at 24 points. Last year the association sold 197,538 pounds of wool. this season expected to exceed 100,000 pounds.
In FELITERIA Portugal thrifty peasants abandon smoking to cut living costs amid low farm prices and rising unemployment. They switch to cheaper substitutes as a response to economic hardship and financial strain.
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