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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
4
Selected, Mrs. George Wilson host guests from London and local society with a bridge party in Prescott at the Way Hotel. Miss Mae Northcritt’s July 1 wedding announced. prizes awarded to Miss Maude Toscomb and Miss Pansy Wimberly. guests include Mrs. W. C. Wilson and Mr. R. L. Broach.
New Yorks The New Post by Johannes Steel foresees Nazi rule ending and a military dictatorship forming in Germany. It outlines seven steps including Hitler losing power within two weeks, Hindenburg retiring, potential regent or president, new chancellor candidates, power shifts, and Goering as Ruhr czar, with Steel later fleeing to England and America after imprisonment.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that diet should be personalized like a suit, with foods chosen to fit individual needs. Indigestion varies by person, certain items trigger distress for some but not others, and balanced nutrition remains essential even when diets are restricted.
The article details President Roosevelt's Puerto Rico visit highlighting land reform ideas for farmers, industrial development funds, and social questions about surviving under capitalism. It describes San Juan's landscape, hospitality, and social hubs, notes political figures like Luis Munoz Marin, and mentions U S governance and income policies shaping Puerto Rico's economy.
The text discusses digestion and diet, noting red meat is not worse than white meat and that bowel activity can be regulated by diet. It advises low residue foods like meat, rice, sugar, boiled eggs, butter, gelatin, and high broths for loose bowels, while high residue options such as figs and raw vegetables are suggested for restricted bowels, with possible indigestible oil or bulky substances to aid digestion.
The Hope Storks rose to first in the Two States League with a 17 to 4 rout of Southwestern Transporters at Téxarkana’s State Time Park. It was their seventh straight win, part of a two week streak after beating Atlanta, Tivemen, and a second win over the Transporters. Buddie Wells led with four of five, Johnny Allen hit a homer and two doubles, and Lloyd Coop and Jimmy Cook added triples as Texarkana’s nine pounded Hemphill and Harris.
Baton Rouge reports indicate Gov O K Allen weighs bold steps against gambling in the state with political ally Huey P Long proposing use of the National Guard as in 1928. Long attacked Mayor Walmsley over New Orleans laxity on vice as gambling houses reportedly shut briefly amid devel opments while officials spar over accuracy and anti gambling talk.
Sunday gatherings include Helen Shower Springs and the Walker couples visiting the McWilliams family plus Henry Bearden and Jack son on Centerville road. Dinners at the England home near Hope. travels involve Card of Washington and Cauchy of Bodwen. An oil derrick on the McWilliams farm is completed and machinery upgrades loom. All day singing planned at Ehovur Springs on the second Sunday in July with local families set to attend.
A contest in Little Rock leads one lucky girl to Hollywood with George Raft. From Arkansas and Tennessee entrants like Catherine Lane and Elizabeth Bernier will travel August 12 aboard a chartered Pullman with 14 companions, tour studios, meet stars, and be chaperoned by film figures and Malco officials.
A local call invites contestants for the Hollywood Tour Popularity Contest to submit entries including address and age. Clip and mail or deliver to the contest manager at the Saenger Theatre core in Hone Arkansas by the deadline Saturday June 36 1934.
Royal H Rasch, longtime Brown Company associate and Bureau of Standards chemist, leads experiments to produce rayon from southern pine pulp using the viscose method. Pine pulp undergoes grinding, acid cooking, bleaching, and transformation to cellulose xanthate before spinning into fibers. Pine pulp shows favorable comparison to spruce, with potential for a regional newsprint mill as surveyors seek southern pine usage.
The petition details that damages of $73,068.11 were incurred repairing the bridge and $34,241.66 for removing the wrecked span. It states that $100,010 in indebtedness certificates were accepted in settlement, with toll revenues set aside in a separate fund to guarantee the bridge company $20,000 yearly until repayment. Aerial photo from South America shows earth curvature over 320 miles.
Evangelist Estes speaks at the Church of Christ on Tuesday night outlining that the church is the New Testament body, founded before denominationalism, composed of the saved, and identified byScriptural marks such as baptism by immersion, weekly communion, and absence of denominational structure. he invites all to Wednesday’s study on The Last Words of Jesus while praising the song service.
The piece states 89 500 fatal accidents in the United States in 1933 with 30 500 motor accidents. It also cites medical scientists who suggest some contagious diseases may be spread through the sense of smell.
Chancellor Frank Dodge set July 11 for trial of five White identity chancery court cases over a receivership for Galloway College. Hendrix intervened to file a claim of 7800 for Harding Christian College assets. Court dissolved injunction by Church of Christ members and trustees to block move to Galloway plant in Searcy.
Mrs Bill Stewart of Dew Oklahoma writes Cardus stopped pain in her side and built strength after weeks of suffering. She began with eleven bottles and felt better and stronger. She says Cardus helped with cramps and low condition and that many testify to its benefits. If it fails consult a physician.
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