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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
3
County Agent Clifford L. Smith notes the AAA provisions promote soil building by planting summer legumes like cow peas mung beans soybeans crotalaria and bur clover. He adds many acres of oats this spring will soon be ready for seeding to another crop after harvest.
Mrs Ina Arnold argued a spanking injure her but the defense lawyer said it could not hurt much. The judge jailed her in contempt of court for five days or a five dollar fine. The farms forecast soybeans and cowpeas after oats for soil building and early feed. Extension agronomist says peas and soybeans suit most Arkansas soils and hay from these crops serves livestock, with soybeans usable as human food in summer and winter.
Melva Bullington leads Hempstead County home demonstration and 4-H members in summer garment sewing. Over 200 club members enrolled in clothing demonstrations this year. Expert Earl L. Arnold notes skipped stitches often come from incorrect needle placement or incorrect needle length and urges correct threading from the needle’s eye side.
Instructions describe aligning the shuttle hook with the needle eye by turning the machine manually. If the needle length is correct, the shuttle hook should pass about one sixteenth inch above the needle eye. Observing this requires slow hand turning and watching the hook point.
The agronomist notes soybeans and soy products improve soil when summer legumes are grown. Crotalaria has no feed value. Payments under the farm program reward leaving summer legumes on land, with units earning 1.50 each. One acre or two acres with interplanting counts as a unit, hay harvest may offset the soil-building payment.
Oak Grove and Melrose Home Demonstration clubs plan summer wardrobes for families led by Miss Sue Marshall University of Arkansas notes emphasize a basic dress in quality design and neutral color. Accessories like hats gloves and shoes adapt for street wear or parties with versatile collars cuffs belts and sashes.
In Plymouth Iowa the Herbert Bryant family keeps a fox terrier named Pop acting as a mother to seven baby skunks. The odd scene shows the dog caring for the kits as neighbors watch the curious domestic акtivity.
Boulder Colo four percent of students supported abolition of pensions while more than three fourths backed some old age pension form among Colorado University students. The study notes the group is under 24.
An old style health ad promotes Ramon’s Brownie Pills as a safe kidney stimulant and diuretic. It claims many users see results and offers money back if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to buy a 35 cent package from drug stores and rely on the product for kidney relief.
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