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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
2
The Star urges using municipal power plant revenues to enhance bio and social resources in Hope. It pledges more city pavement in 1933 and improved alleys and sanitary conditions. It backs the Chamber of Commerce and county highway plans to build all weather roads yearly, plus state highway progress and streamlined government through budgeting.
The essay argues the American president now embodies the nation’s hopes and fears as he begins his term. It stresses the extraordinary burdens on his shoulders and the need for bold White House action to save the country from drifting toward crisis. It praises democratic institutions and the ballot as steadying forces while calling for decisive leadership.
Federal forester Earl W. Tinker argues for the name Weasel State as rangers report in Wisconsin forests that census shows 7300 weasels against 0 badgers. The note stands amid a year of larger problems and uncertain actions.
George Kaufman, an Ohio State University student, launched a highbrow campus magazine featuring lights, serious book reviews, and intellectual commentary. The effort fills a gap left by sex oriented campus publications and is reportedly succeeding.
Lehman of New York calls for a wage floor to halt falling purchasing power and rising unemployment. Hoeppel of California criticizes lawmakers as unfit to legislate, especially in the Senate with many gray-haired members. Ruth Bryan Owen notes humor and criticism in Congress over the last two years.
Janet Hill, broke engagement with Rolf Carlyle, finds a frightened five year old girl named Rose Silvanin distress on a snowy Lancaster street. On a cold, windy night Janet helps Rose, warms her at a restaurant, learns of the family’s poverty, and plans to take Rose home before a mugger interrupts them. The scene ends with the threat of armed robbery as they head toward the car line.
Rev. J. H. Barkwell, formerly pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, shakes hands with Hope residents on Monday. Melvin Anderson visited Malvern on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews join the best circles of Hope after moving from Louisiana to reside here. Matthews serves as auditor on the Illinois Central and Louisville and Nashville railway line.
J. B. Stone arrived from Little Rock. Crit Stuart county probate clerk visited from Washington. Finis Reed prominent Mineral Springs businessman was in town this afternoon.
The article explains using cheese as a cheap protein source during Lent, comparing nutrition to meat, and advises combinations with vegetables and lighter desserts. It classifies cheese into hard, semi hard, and soft, highlighting protein, fat, and vitamin content, and warns against overcooking to avoid tough texture. It also includes a series of local notices and beauty tips about applying lotion and chin straps.
Tomorrow's meals feature breakfast with sliced pineapple ce real cream crisp bacon raisin muffins milk and coffee. Luncheon includes oyster shortcake cress with French dressing mixed fruits in lemon jelly milk tea. Dinner offers brown rice croquettes with cheese sauce buttered green beans a lettuce and tomato salad baked peach dumplings with orange sauce milk and coffee.
A guide to using cheese in soups and a detailed recipe for a cheese souffle. It covers melting cheese outside cooking, serving grated cheese with soups such as potato tomato and spinach blends, and provides step by step instructions for making a four egg cheese souffle with butter flour milk mustard salt pepper and grated cheese.
Doyle Mrs Ollie Harper shows improvement. Otha Harper Dave Betty Ray Harper and families visit. Virginia and Millie Jo visit W H Harper family. J W Balch Ozan visits S J Balch family. Walter Balch family and others visit McCaskill. gathering well attended. Lizzie Tyner visiting son Georga J Jackson reports business visitor Nashville. Tom Strawn moves to our community.
Alicia Hart advises women over thirty to prevent or reduce a double chin with home creams and lotions, optional beauty-shop treatments, and a do it yourself facial routine. She describes a patting device, cleansing, astringent application, and a linen wrap as part of nightly care.
Mrs Tompia Gilbert and child visited Mrs Claude McCall. Mr and Mrs W L Cornelius shopped in Hope. Misses Ruby Ida Mae Ha visited Mrs Cornelius. Mr George Gilbert and Mrs Finley shopped in Hope. Mrs Will Gilbert of Washington called on her father Mr Col one week. Henry and Lester Gilbert Fulton called on George Gilbert Jr. Lula Harding visits Mrs Becker of Gladys. James Cornelius back to school after illness.
Miss Eleanor Foster delivered a notable Lindenwood College oratory recital interpreting Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements works. Her three female roles and poised stage presence demonstrated strong dramatic talent as she nears her spring degree in oratory.
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