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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
3
A lengthy quotation extols honest toil as holy service. The item then shifts to social notes from Texarkana area featuring weddings, visitors, and local etiquette. The narrative covers Miss Grady Smith and George Wilson wedding, home addresses, and various weekend guests and family news.
Margaret LaMarr models a tailor made suit in a mannish line with notched lapels and a single button. The outfit features a straight skirt with kick pleats, a gray tweed shirt, white blouse, scarf, sailor hat, and black gloves and shoes with silver trim.
The article notes the marriage of a bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Waddle, to a Hope High School graduate who works with his father at a Texaco station. Rogers of First Baptist officiated, with the couple to live in the Barlow apartments on West Division Street. A separate birthday party for Anita Jean Davis featured games, prizes for Marion Smith and Margaret Simms, a cake with 12 candles, and refreshments for a list of local guests.
March winds roughen skin and hands with dirt and grime. Use a face lotion, homemade or store bought, to protect and scent the skin. For dry areas, choose oilier lotions. light fragrances lift mood, while almond lotions suit dry climates. Prepare before going out and cleanse after returning home.
The article describes a multi-floor brewery with 30 aging tanks, each porcelain-lined, containing 1921 barrels of beer. The tanks sit in cool moist rooms and hold beer for two to three months during aging, illustrating the scale of production.
A tour describes a beer plant cellars with seven 10,000 bushel malt bins lowering by a trap door. A colossal hops storage holds 8,000 bales weighing 500 pounds each. Conveyors sort grain, then two spherical cooking tanks feed mixing tanks with 600 barrels capacity and propeller stirrers.
The article describes a large brewery with 20 feet diameter copper pressure cookers each holding 22 000 gallons. It details the boiling wort, hops added during boiling, cooling, fermentation, aging, and storage. Bottling lines move thousands of bottles per hour while a government room monitors output and strength.
Premier MacDonald said in an interview that Mussolini’s peace plan will cover England France Germany and Italy and extend to the entire continent and to the United States to a limited extent.
The weekly review notes a about 22 point rise in American markets by March 17 from March 3, with Liverpool matching gains. Cotton demand remains fair as buyers delay entry awaiting steadier conditions while sellers lift asking prices by 10 points or more. Weather allowed some drying and plowing, yet farm work lags due to wet soil. February domestic consumption fell short of last year while seven month export totals edge higher, and New York Exchange Service cites six month world consumption at about 6.9 million bales.
Rocky Mound's basketball team wraps a successful year with only three losses in twelve games. Ted Purtle led scoring with 87 points and earned all-Hempstead county forward honors. Bill Fincher and Denver Butler followed in scoring. Nipper, Monts, and Butler starred on defense. The squad loses three starters to graduation: Arthur Nipper, Billy Monts, and Denver Butler.
A British manufacturing firm hires only men over five feet eight inches for its sales staff while others hire shorter men who can outdo taller rivals. A doctor psychologist notes short men struggle to project personality, yet the saying that Napoleon was short is recalled.
A brief guide notes tarnish on gilt picture frames can be removed by rubbing with a cloth or sponge moistened with turpentine, aiming to restore shine while avoiding damage to delicate surfaces.
A policy states that every drop reaching stem or glass will be officially labeled as three point two. The rule emphasizes precise measurement and standardized naming for beverage portions.
W R Beattie of the USDA urges home gardeners to plan and maintain gardens for year round success. He emphasizes avoiding poor soil, fencing, and continuous care through the season to ensure high quality vegetables amid strong demand.
The article outlines four essentials for success: good land, light fertilizer, fresh seeds, and regular cultivation to control weeds and mellow the soil. It notes irrigation where rainfall is inadequate and encourages early garden starts plus multiple plantings to extend the season. It warns of widespread insect and disease threats and cites a formalin solution for onion seed treatment.
Salem, Mass. Arthur G. Roderick, a taxicab driver, proved his theory that bandits lack courage. Two would be robbers attempted to hold him up in his cab, but he slammed on the brakes and pointed his gloved hand, scaring them off as they fled.
London reports millions out of work yet few seek the Newstead Isolation job as caretaker paying ten dollars weekly. Duties include gardening, lawn care, grounds upkeep, ambulance maintenance, patient transport, clothing handling, disinfecting work, furnace tending, coal carrying, window cleaning, and general usefulness with spare tire spent on service.
Milk freshness varies with how thermos bottles are packed as storage time differs by bottle design. The incomplete packing in some bottles leads to uneven preservation of milk quality.
The proposal calls for a nickel a hole tax in county parks to boost revenue from about $40,000 annually. If the game falters a commissioner could intervene to save 4 cents, and a section passer crowding transient catchers may be removed.
A brief note describes a regimen of drinking water to aid the stomach and bowels each morning. References a product from John 8 Drug Company and suggests stomach cleansing as a daily routine.
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