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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1939
Page
3
Hollywood on Sundays swaps studio glamour for casual elegance. Celebrities tour pools and tennis courts, attend patio picnics, and choose simple dresses with floral trims and fresh daisies. Tahiti and tropical motifs rise in fashion as stars dress for private parties, garden soirees, and home screenings.
A Ruth Millett column argues women lack practical field knowledge due to hesitation. Career Tours let women in New York meet professionals, observe operations from long-distance to fashion schools, and see dyeing and testing processes. It cites wage gaps and urges women to unite, hire women professionals, and support equal pay and leadership.
Ida A. Fenton extension economist from the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture urges thrifty kitchen practices. She identifies three cooking costs fuel waste and time, noting vegetables are often peeled too thick and food overcooked. She recommends simple meal plans, careful ingredient measures, and using ovens steamed in stages to save fuel and labor.
The article extols eggs as a rich source of iron phosphorus calcium vitamins except A and D, with yolk value highlighted. It covers storage without washing to preserve the bloom, suggests refrigerating near coolest spot, and cites uses from leavening and binding to desserts, omelets, salads, and ice cream. It notes careful cooking to avoid protein shrinkage and mentions double boilers and gentle heat.
An insurance company reports the bright orange truck owned by Robert Tomlinson has been missing for two months after being stolen from a downtown street in Raton New Mexico. The company no longer expects to recover the vehicle.
A visiting fireman tours Manhattan and Brooklyn, noting New Yorkers quirks and urban contrasts. He admires courtesy but is puzzled by subway etiquette, taxi chaos, and locals' pride in landmarks while being unaware of Lady Liberty. He questions dining variety and Broadway crowd dynamics before returning home.
A Southern tonic advertises Nash's C. and L. Ton ic as a remedy for biliousness constipation and malaria like symptoms. It promises a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy a bottle from John Gibson Drug Co in Hope.
An enthusiastic ad touts extra smoking season with Camiel's costler tobaccos and CamelgrAmerica favorites. It markets affordable cigarettes with promises of mild taste and aroma, urging readers to buy penny for penny.
A 18 year old Clarendon Arkansas youth identified as Bruce Kline was found dead in a Missouri Pacific freight car loaded with pipe near Newplay Arkansas. Sheriff Ed McCall suspects a fall onto pipe caused fatal head injury during a train ride. Papers on him tie him to a National Youth Administration project at Couchdale near Hot Springs.
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