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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
3
Sunlit spring days stir moths and people differently in Hempstead. Miss Bullington notes clothes moths seek ambitious spread into homes, infesting woolen garments, furs, rugs, and upholstered furniture, raising concerns about rehabilitation.
Rupert at Repast stration agent warns Hempstead homemakers about two methods to keep moths from squatting on property. Miss Sue Marshall, extension specialist in clothing and household arts at the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture, recommends sealing garments in tight containers and using safe practices to deter moths.
The column discusses Gordon Stanley Cochrane and a White Sox trade with Miracle Mike, mentions Vernon Kennedy's eight straight Detroit-favoring victories, and praises Dixie Walker. It also profiles amateur golf champ Prefers Nthlick, rails at the sand wedge’s impact, and recounts Johnny Goodman’s niblick-based training and resistance to the bomber.
Miss Marshall notes storage shields clothing from dust light moisture and pests. improper storage can cause more damage than wear. Use tight containers with moth balls or paracoichlorobenzine, about a pound per cubic foot of space, to kill moths and larvae. Cedar closets or moth ball pockets alone are insufficient.
A illustrated recipe describes a multi layer salad sandwich loaf frosted with Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Layers include lettuce tomatoes and pimento spread between bread slices with Miracle Whip and Kraft Kay spread. The loaf is assembled cut like a cake and chilled before serving.
Santa Barbara fishermen plan an appeal to the state legislature to halt airplane fishing. They accuse planes patrolling waters off Ventura and Santa Barbara counties of dropping amine bombs on fish schools. Coast vessels reply with long nets and coordinated signals to harvest the shoal. A reformist preacher calls for a nationwide spiritual revival.
Armstrong proves he is not the feared puncher his record suggests as he fails to knock Barney Ross down or out. The busy fighter uses volume to win unsettled exchanges, making it hard for Ross to maneuver in the clinched, glove-ridden rounds.
The British Broadcasting Company's orchestra will play a summer concert series under Toscanini and take orders in English plus three other languages. Toscanini reportedly switches to Italian when angered, uses German bitte for please, and French bon for good.
A mother praises twins for sitting quietly and not disturbing their father while he naps. The children respond with a playful remark about watching his cigarette burn down to his fingers.
The piece notes a continuation of the differential for discussion and failing wages plus freight rate comparisons. The Senate fight clouds any quick adjournment prospects as Democratic Leader Barkley of Kentucky predicts a return home around Tuesday, though the date hinges on a wage hour formula being developed by Southern senators.
NASHVILLE Ark Calvin Rooks 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs M Rooks of Nathan 15 miles north of Nashville drowned Wednesday afternoon in Muddy Fork creek near his home while swimming with three companions He apparently submerged and did not resurface Companions could not revive him Funeral services were held Thursday at Biggs Chapel Conducted by Rev J D Copelarus He is survived by parents three brothers Rekind Emory Talmadge Rooks of Nathan three sisters Mrs Theodora Reed of DeQueen Mrs Autrey Brewer of Nashville and Miss Ora Rooks of Nathan
Sammy Baugh plans release from his St Louis Cardinals contract in June to play in the All-Star football game in August in Chicago. He notes his past success helping the Packers beat his old team and expresses eagerness to face college players as a Redskins player.
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