26 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1934
Page
1
In St Petersburg Florida the baseball season opens with Babe Ruth arriving amid cameras and crowd anticipation. Fans and a Dubuque woman seek a photo with the Great Man as he greets the public and poses with her nephew and other onlookers while reporters line up.
Rodney Dutcher reports on Dr. Willard Thorp facing Senate resistance over a high level appointment in the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce as patronage and partisan politics clash on Capitol Hill. The piece also notes Roosevelt era debates over a five day forty hour week and rules on deportations, with Perkins and MacCormack seeking discretionary powers for certain cases.
Olive Roberts Barton argues parents shape a child's conduct beyond mere manners. She stresses ego awareness in mothers, the value of quiet habit formation over duty, and the role of environment in fostering kindness. At age six, children can perform helpful acts for others as part of developing manly responsibility.
The Southern Lumberman quotes a long range business prophet predicting normal business by fall, while Mr Roosevelt bets recovery by the fall of the dollar. A Philadelphia Inquirer photo shows two armed men at Lake County Jail Jadisna. The Manchester Union mocks federal alphabet schemes.
Pablito, a handsome fugitive, flees toward Cuba with two thieves, while Estelle seeks justice for an innocent man. Beau, Lottie, and a host of characters scheme to profit from the boy, planning boxing training and a risky lead to wealth as Noyes remains elusive.
An admonition on self acceptance contrasts with vanity as women learn to adapt to flaws. A New York social figure’s auto crash and a Babe Ruth moment at the plate illustrate charm over defect. The piece blends sport, fashion, and resilience with a playful dig at fame and tools.
The DeAnn Home Demonstration club met March 20 at 9:20 with eight members and two visitors. Miss Griffin and Mrs. Jamison spoke on council work and canning kitchen plans, leaflets on poultry diseases and home gardening were shared, and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for April 11 at 2:30 at Mrs. Claud O'Steen’s with a Home Management and Clothing demonstration.
An advertisement promises quick relief for high blood pressure symptoms including dizziness ringing in ears sleep trouble and weakness. It claims a postpaid free trial treatment with no cost unless greatly improved and provides Dr Hayes Association address in Kansas City Missouri for response.
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