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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
2
A tangled Havana tale unfolds from boxing rings to secret investigations. Pablito fights for a chance at safety and wealth as Marella Treadway plots from New York, while Sir Aubrey and detective Billings pursue clues about a vanished boy and a hidden past.
A kitchen guide suggests vegetable main dishes as appealing Luncheon or dinner options. It covers clever seasoning using mushrooms onions onion powder mustard horseradish celery parsley and a touch of grated cheese plus a sample recipe for Savory Vegetables with beans carrots peppers onions macaroni mushrooms and tomatoes.
A fragmented recipe and menu outline describe making a vegetable loaf with bread crumbs, milk, butter, eggs, and chopped vegetables. It includes steps for soaking crumbs, mixing hot milk, adding butter, eggs, and seasonings, baking until firm, and serving with a tomato cheese sauce. Also noted are meal plans with breakfast lunch and dinner items including asparagus, boiled eggs, and prune pudding.
Sister Mary Nea Service Staff Writer hails pineapple griddle cakes as a breakfast delight. Easy to make with simple ingredients, the cook’s view notes their place on the bill of fare. The piece lists ready-to-use mixes and various breakfast accompaniments.
Dinner includes corned beef with potatoes cabbage carrots beets and turnips served with rye bread rhubarb dumplings milk and coffee. Breakfast lists es pineapple griddle cakes milk tea.
A reader provides detailed home methods for griddle cakes using sour milk or sweet milk with adjustments for soda or baking powder. Variations include cheese, nut, apple, and pineapple cakes with specific ingredient tweaks, mixing steps, and cooking on a hot griddle.
The Browns hire Rogers Hornsby, ex Cardinals Giants and Cubs manager, as playing manager with a teaching style aimed at developing young pitchers. Names mentioned for potential breakout include Newsome Walkup Bacchi Andrews and McAfee as Hornsby works to refine tomorrows Brownies. Walkup and Newsome are highlighted as strong pitching prospects, with Newsome noted for winning 30 games last season in the Angels organization.
The piece notes Walkup from Havana Ark who won 14 games for San Antonio last year and is trusted with the Browns. It highlights McAfee Baecht Newsome as giants in stature, mentions Hank McDonald at 6 feet 3 1 4 and Jack Knott at 6 feet 2 4 as atop a tall mound staff for Hornsby.
Mrs McNab Mrs Booker Jones hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon at her McNab home honoring Mrs Chester Suggs Jr a recent bride. Guests enjoyed games and a salad plate with hot cocoa followed by gifts. Attending were Mrs W T Howell Miss Marie Howell Miss Ova Bland Miss Helen Joy Mrs C W Eavin Mrs C Ft Suggs Mes Vernon Jones Mrs Carson Young Mrs J J Raley Mrs I R Raley Mrs S A Hudson Mrs Homer Welly Mrs C F Knighton Mrs W Midwee Mrs W L Stone Mrs P J Sutton Mrs B McIntosh Mrs W S Durham Mrs TC Lee and Mrs Wilmer Williams.
A proposal suggests adding a nn course in public schools to teach children how to gote so they can later teach their parents. The idea aims to spread the practice through youth with hopes of broader adoption, though details and feasibility remain unclear.
In her view personal balance leads to happiness in marriages and temperaments should align for harmony. The quote attributed to Dr Ida Spelleman highlights the need for mental harmony and compatible temperaments in lasting unions.
Regular services at the Ozan Methodist church are announced. Guests include Mrs. WH Matthews of Ashdown and Mrs. Esther Mayan of Hope. Visitors from Hone and Washington are recorded along with church missionary society meetings and upcoming Epworth League play. Local residents note recoveries, hospital stays, and weekend outings in Hope and surrounding areas.
Henry's Chapel 8 VOC Johnston visiting relatives. Riley Lewallen and Mrs. Nolan Leanges spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Carl and Eunice Reece. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fincher and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamilltort of Prescott spent Sunday with Mead Mrs. Carl Ellis. Willie Mae Johnston staying with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey. Clara Ellis visited Hope school Friday. R. M. Fincher has been sick but is better.
Mrs P M Denson of Tyler Texas reports taking Cardus at two intervals for a run-down condition. She suffered nerves and poor sleep but after eight bottles then six more felt much better, able to sleep and regain daytime energy. The testimonial urges Cardus for women who feel weak or exhausted.
Lindbergl states Kesul favors keeping the Lone Eagle moniker while Blue Eagle Sbares prefers the name Blue Eagle Kesul. The cross‑tension centers on personal branding and team identity within the Blue Eagle organization.
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