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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
3
Joan Durham notes shifts in social niceties as women enter business life. The piece surveys expectations around giving up seats on buses and other public conveyances, observing that men often stay seated unless a woman is very old or ill or is an acquaintance.
Cardus is a purely vegetable medicine found by many women to ease menstrual pains. It strengthens women weakened by poor nourishment by increasing appetite and improving digestion. Many report lasting benefit from Cardui's wholesome nutritional support. If you need help like this, get Cardui at the nearest drug store and follow directions.
The article outlines a hats off policy distinguishing business and residential settings. In elevators or crowded spaces in business buildings a man may touch his hat and speak softly. It also discusses Dutch treating, noting women who insist on paying their share may be viewed unfavorably.
A speaker argues that price control is hard but achievable with centralized effort. He cites Triple A and agricultural conservation programs, endorses a new farm plan sponsored by the Farm Bureau Federation, and emphasizes abundant food and fiber with a fair producer price that protects consumers from high costs.
Mrs. Edwin Bevens urged farm cooperation among farmers and with city people as essential to a successful land use program. The Arkansas extension speakers covered soil conservation, animal production, crop varieties, and vegetable production. About 2,500 farm men and women from 28 counties attended in Hope. Alex Shum inoffs T yetrokl German shepherd dog nursed seven pigs after her pups were taken.
New Auto Testing argues state enforcement rules authorize the State Police Commission to grant cities exclusive testing rights in their counties. Municipal aid could improve traffic regulations. cities may purchase equipment and run City testing stations, with the commission designating them as official inspectors. For towns with few vehicles movable stations or county-seat pop‑ups could offer testing on specified days with adequate advertising.
A battered family of three from Texarkana trudges toward Nashville after crossing from Texas to Arkansas, seeking labor. The husband explains they must reach Nashville for work as the wife and six year old suffer exposure and illness from days on the road. Shoes worn, skin mottled by insect bites, the journey highlights hardship and hunger along the route.
Experts at the 1939 Golden Gate International exposition claim women visitors will look younger and more beautiful as red tones are mixed into paving for sidewalks floors and pathways. They say the color relieves eyestrain and adds a feminine touch to the city layout.
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