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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1940

Page

2

American Doctor Claims Leprosy Breakthrough in Siam

NEA Service reports Dr. Douglas R. Collier, a U S medical missionary in Chiang Mai Siam, has tested diphtheria toxoid and antitoxin with diathermy and taro-based theory, claiming rapid skin and nerve improvements in leprosy patients. He cautions results are not final and further work is needed to verify a cure.

sFrott George A. Fitch Dr. Fisch Tibet NEA Bangkok Siam Penang Malaya Douglas R. Collier University of Colorado Medical School American College of Surms McCormick Hospitals Chiengmail Collier Thailand Presbytterian Board of Foreign Missions Spen Stodiam Africa Chiengmai

Easter Gatherings Across towns Highlight Local Guests

Bryant Ritchie of Gladewater visited Blevins on Monday. Horace Kregle and wife hosted their son and others Saturday night. Parris Phillips of Hope spent the weekend with the Yoke family in Blevins. Ora and Wilton Gorham visited from Arkadelphia and El Dorado for Easter. Ena Fern Stephens of Fayetteville and Oren Stephens of Little Rock joined Easter hosts the Freyberzers. Reeves Alston returned home after weeks in Oklahoma.

Baseball Camp Shows Intense Sun and Busy Spring Training

The Florida spring training scene features about forty players in heat under a blazing sun as 11 major league clubs train. Managers roam between rookies and veterans, overseeing drills, fielding practice, and hitting. The piece notes beer-fueled origins of the camp tradition with Cap Anson from 1896 and its growth into an annual ritual.

Tampa Florida Warren Giles Cincinnati Reds

Reverses Rule On School Board Aides

In Little Rock Arkansas attorney general Jack Holt on January 27 reversed a prior opinion, saying school district boards may employ and pay a salary to a secretary not a board member. He maintained the original stance that paying a member as secretary was improper, but admitted the prior ruling was erroneous and corrected it.

Little Rock—Pi Jack Holt Holt J. Bryan Sims

Lye Making Hoppers Survive in Southern England

Rain water and ash hoppers in the south of England remain in use for lye production. Wood ashes previously used by slaves are combined with rain to generate lye, which is then used to make soap.

England

The Art Living by Andre Maurais review excerpt

Andre Maurais The Art Living offers essays on love marriage friendship thinking work and happiness in a lively pointed style. The excerpt highlights bite sized insights about conversation natural art in living and choosing a career and cautions against overreaching.

Andre Maurais Harpers Maurais

Easter Week Social Roundup From McCaskill Area

McCaskill and nearby residents shared Easter visits and social outings with family and friends across Arkadelphia Texarkana Shreveport and Little Rock. Notable gatherings included Bonny Marie Anthony hosting friends at an Easter party and guests from Bremen Magnolia and Hope combining travel with holiday cheer.

Charlotte Rhodes Fredda Harper Arkadelphia Chester McCaskill Shreveport Otis Nesbitti Geayden Anthony Bonnie Marie Texarkata H. B. Eley Hope Vernice Stone Andrene Pickett Mis C. A. Hamilton Mes J. S. Bittick C. S. Bittick Margret Ann Louise Fley University of Arkansas J. A. Sevedge Bonnie Marie Anthony Nell and Ruby Hood Johanie Martin Janelle McCaskill Mary Jo Jinnie Wilson Carl & Gwenne Nutt

Cubs' Candidate For Top Rookie Is a Little Man With a Big Bat

The rookie of the year race may be won by Dominic Dallesandro, a 3 foot 6 inch bat who starred for the Pacific Coast League last season with 92 hits. Chicago Cubs paid San Diego $25,000 for his services and he impressed during training, though his height prompts questions about power. Dallesandro broke in with Reading, Pa, in 1989 and has shown steady hitting in prior seasons. The piece also notes another Cubs rookie, Willie Borat, a pitcher, but highlights Dallesandro as the standout.

Robert Myers Avalon Calif Dominic Dallessanedro Dominic Dominic—DiMaggio Chicago Cubs Ehough San Diovan Dominies Tie Plate Dallessanlyo Ly Stoeky Usdum Vine Cubs Wilin Borat Hos Angues Ians Bonetti Anne Gly Donne List Sousett Siuirl Beth Aie Houvien Osinker Liliane Hollywood Walter Anoeden Mainleis DeMille Young

Harris Seeks Class D Recruit As Washington Pitcher

Harris discusses a Class D recruit likely to pitch for Washington, naming prospects like Budda Harris and potential minor leaguers. The report cites Washington’s need for a strong right handed pitcher, mentions possible veterans and upcomers, and notes expected roster shifts and negotiations surrounding a 22 year old veteran and several young arms.

Harris Washington

Fragmentary sports notes from a late 19th century issue

A garbled report references Cincinnati figures Gene and McKechnie with mentions of spring, young pitchers, and a Norfolk ghost described as 7 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 62 pounds. Names such as Sidnes Charles Hilson, Mrs Arth ur McLaugheny, Robert Haels appear in broken form amid scattered team and event hints.

Cincinnati Gene Bill McKechnie Sidnes Charles Hilson Maytu de Bucky

We the Women by Ruth Millet y

Ruth Millet y presents a bold view from Hela Pere val Jackson, arguing women must save the country. He asserts women are more capable, calling for broader roles beyond homemaking and urging voting for Roosevelt and support for women’s rights.

Harrison in Hollywood theater satire by Paul Harrison

In a period piece about Cecil B. DeMille and Hollywood figures a lanky actor named Hamlin poses as a faux Indian chief in a DeMille film sketch. The piece lampoons film lore, studio power, and the era’s star culture with backstage antics, costume humor, and theatrical gags amid a Fort Carlton setting and a climactic frame involving a fruit cake joke.

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