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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
3
Fragmented text describes a period calling out the United States share of global population and wealth, discussing gold reserves, monetary status, and foreign trade. It notes that gold as money was questioned, with references to England's trade and investment patterns and rising interest payments amid a war impact on the US economy.
The speaker argues tariffs shield US markets while threatening world trade, noting Russia and other nations shift away from American cotton and wheat. He cites declines in exports, Argentina’s tariff impact, and Italy’s high duties, urging a market-expansion policy and collective public opinion shaping the outcome.
The notice outlines annual school elections across districts with polling hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on designated Saturdays. It mentions budget estimates for district needs and notes a potential 18 mill levy to fund changes. Separately a burglary at H C Stewart and Son Dry Goods is reported with $200 loss and entry via a broken front door. A find of a buffalo robe burial about 75 years old is described as well.
This excerpt describes making various dressings suitable for greens and fruit salads, offering recipes like Bachelor Club Dressing and Bar le-Duc Dressing. It also notes pairing dressings with seafood and includes marination steps with oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, and lemon juice for seafood dishes.
A clipped speech fragment presents a speaker referencing the light of history and present-day facts as they address an audience tonight. The text highlights a contrast between past events and current realities without detailing specific persons or events.
Health ad warns against pain relievers for rheumatism and promotes Allenru to remove uric acid from blood. Claims 43 hours to relief, price 85 cents, money back if not effective, available at Briant's Drug Store or any progressive druggist. May also help sciatic pain.
The article discusses strategic outfield rotation to hit against left and right handed pitchers, noting Pucky Harris and the Detroit Tigers experiment with mixed lineups. It cites impact on speed, skill, and the challenge of evaluating pitching quirks while highlighting players who switch batting sides. It also recalls Notre Dame 1887 football history and early season pitcher struggles, concluding that a switch hitter who can bat from both sides offers a clear advantage.
Providence Mr and Mrs Charlie Covington and families and Mr and Mrs Dee Roberts and families were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ian Bateman and family. Mrs Johnson Thomas of Gordon Ark visited friends in this community Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bob Crowder of Texarkana and A R Simmons of Green Lasater spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A F Simmons and family. Carl and Leonard Williams of Gurd an visited friends here Sunday. Earnest Coffer of Emmet and Dale Townemaker of New Hope spent Saturday night and Sunday with Brady Browning.
Lafayette police investigate a store robbery with officers examining the scene and reviewing surveillance as part of the inquiry in Lewisville LaFayette County. The incident prompts local crime briefs and ongoing investigation details.
A fountain in Philadelphia earned notice at the Electric Show for its silvery stream that radiates rainbow colors, drawing attention as a striking display.
Workers on the Ravalli St Ignatius highway uncovered several bodies of Indians believed to be ancient mummies. Local authorities cordon off the area as investigators examine the remains and determine their age and origin.
UPI reports Lars Sibie Sweden's oldest inhabitant celebrated his 105th birthday at his home in Gankxsjoe near Oestersund. The parish also lists residents aged 101, two centenarians, and five at 99.
Robert Gower was released then jailed again in Hoquiam Washington city and county custody. He faced driving while drunk charges, completed a county term, and was moved to the city jail for further processing.
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