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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1941

Page

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Razorbacks Ark schedule shows tentative open date

Principal AW M announced Akana? two new additions to the Arki sh Razorbacks schedule. Open date uncertain, with likely opener against Ashdown or Prescott. Home games include Fair Park, Hope, Smackover, Arkadelphia, Nashville, Prescott, El Dorado, Camden and a Texas game at Buhrman Field.

Akana Arkish School Razorback AW M Hope Ravorebetk Ashdown Prescott Razorbacks Ashdown Prescott Fair Park Smackover Arkadelphia Nashville el Dorado Camden Texas Buhrman Field

Diet Changes From Granddad's Time To Modern Habits

Miss Mary Claude Fletcher, county home demonstration agent, notes the shift from natural to refined foods makes adequate diet harder today. She cites that Granddad thrived despite limited knowledge of vitamins, and urges housewives to balance diets with protective foods like milk, eggs, and greens while avoiding overreliance on lean muscle meats.

Great Granddad Mary Claude Fletcher Fletcher

Colon Troubles and Rectal Clinic Book Offer

A mail request invites sufferers of stomach and colon ailments to obtain a free 122 page book from the McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. The booklet promises diagrams charts X-ray pictures and mild corrective treatments plus a reference list of hundreds of former patients from the United States and Canada.

McCleary Clinic United States Canada Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs

Food habits and slug control tips from extension service

An Arkansas extension bulletin outlines improving diets through natural sweeteners and avoiding refined sugars. Miss Fletcher promotes garden slug barriers using hydrated lime and metaldehyde, plus tips from Earl J. Allen on small fruit cultivation. Strawberries and berries are recommended for farm families, with planting guidance and soil needs for a well balanced garden diet.

Mary Claude Fletcher Earl J. Allen University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Miss Fletcher Mr. Allen State Plant Board

Blackberry Planting Spacing and Varieties for Home Gardens

The guide notes blackberries need 3 feet between plants in 8 foot rows, with Dallas and Alfred as recommended varieties for home planting. Boysenberries and youngberries require 6 by 8 feet spacing. 100 plants of each fruit suit home use. Planting should occur in early spring and proper pruning plus removing old canes reduces disease and insect problems.

Dallas Alfred

Serial story reveals Ann Neenson chooses music over love

Ruth Ayers presents Ann Neenson torn between love for Kent and a sudden radio singing contract. A letter explains Ann will pursue a career as a contralto, hoping Kent will understand. The confession shifts the path of her happiness as she asks April to tell Kent the truth and share Ann’s seventh heaven.

Ann Neenson Ann New York Vivano April Kent Elizabeth Mother Dad

Drafted for love ends in a lifelong enlistment

Ann masquerades as April and plans to marry Kent but leaves for New York after a contract choice. Kent learns of the rift, expresses goodwill, and April reveals the pact: she has been drafted for love and vows a life-long commitment with him despite the wedding disruption.

April Kent Jim Ann A .S Tie New York jAnd Keng Kent Cithten Hat Parks Ganting

Longest-serving Congressmen Enter 80th Year in House

Washington March 4 marked eight years in the White House for President Roosevelt, but longer is the record of continuous government service among lawmakers. Adolph J Sabath, 84 years in service, Robert L Doughton 30, Clarence F Lea 24, Hiram W Johnson 25, and Pat Harrison 30 years are noted as examples. The piece reflects on why these men endure, building fences back home to secure reelection amid battles and clamor for jobs.

Washington White House Roosevelt Adolph J. Sabath Chicago Robert L. Doughton Laurel Springs N. C Clarence F. Lea Santa Rosa Calif Hiram W. Johnson San Francisco Pat Harrison Gulfport Miss

No Good Reason for Not Joining the Farm Bureau

An Arizona Farmer argues Arkansas Hempstead county farmers should join the Farm Bureau to understand and influence marketing, government issues, and agricultural policy. He contends nonmembers lose voice and time, while membership allows shaping the bureau to represent agriculture effectively.

The Farm Bureau Arkansas Little Rock Washington Hempstead County Bureau

Mississippi Gadfly Pat Harrison Fights and Finds Calm in Senate

Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, 60, known as the Mississippi gadfly, has fought many battles from trade to leadership with Barkley. Despite a bruising feud, he remains calm, talks softly, and enjoys golf and cinema. He lives on 3rd Street with his wife, who calls him Byron.

Ian Greseman Pat Harrison Mississippi Washington Senate Pat Wallace Barkley Harrison Bilbo Billi Nominitius of Harrisay Galf Fat Sennrtor Sumnu Landis Jnb 8Rd Street Leakesville Miss Patton Byron Patio Harrison Trish

Ambiguous Text on Names and Policy Positions

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss political figures and shifting nicknames. It mentions Harrison voting on a term measure and supporting different figures, plus references to Hoover era policy criticism and New Deal concerns. The exact identities and events are unclear due to garbled wording.

Harrison Tooseyell

Dealer's Short Cut Leads to Trouble

A disjointed report describes a rug dealer fined in Muni Court for misrepresenting goods. It mentions carpet seizures, paint on a floor, and a vague reference to local mills and Brighton street railways with over 163 travel passes.

Hajek Muni MN Lane Anielate Mills i Brighton England

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Orker Barwick’s Electric Service Cook's White Star Laundry Mary Claude ‘Fletcher County Home Allen University of Arklege of Agriculture Mgr. Allen Europe Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Culinary Arts Institute Hope Star Bud Frankfort Vienna Bolognia Ruth Ayers NEA Service, Inc Gingerhead Carter PHT NEA Arizona Farmer Alexander Graham Bell ESSO F. R. Johnson Tarpley's Esso Station Sed and Mazel St. Pane Coleman Niu Hervey U.S L. Extaa Sud Hope Auto Co
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