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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
1
The Associated Press notice states charges apply to tributes cards of thanks memorials and other memorial notices. It lists advertising representatives and addresses and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Washington column delves into the so-called little red house in Georgetown. It reveals a four story brick residence used by Harvard and Princeton affiliates and officials like Corcoran Cohen and Landis, connected to policy discussions on securities and the stock market. The piece casts these figures as conservative yet anti-plutocracy, contrasting brisk social life with political intrigue.
A brief social note recalls Attorney General and Mrs Cummings alongside the Bruce Kremers participating in a local Bingo game described humorously as the old corn game. A nostalgic snippet mentions six excellent buns bought for breakfast, reflecting light community life from 1934.
Two mothers recount contrasting child responses to everyday situations to argue that innate politeness and care for neatness exist in children. A seven or eight year old upholds proper speech despite rough surroundings, while a three year old rejects dirt and seeks clean items, suggesting an intrinsic inclination toward culture beyond training.
The item cites H G Wells predicting war within 140 years and references Edie Dowling planning a U S Senate run from Island. It features scattered lines about holding off for six inert years and a remark about happiness returning, though the fragmentary prose remains unclear and uncertain.
In a rural household Madeline Siddall and Bill Siddall secretly explore love while facing social barriers. Grandfather Siddall and Mrs Planter debate propriety as Amos Siddall and Donna grapple with truth and consent amid family gossip.
The column lists standings in the Southern Association with Birmingham, Nashville, New Orleans, and Atlanta in play, while Detroit leads Washington in the American League and Chicago battles Boston. National League shows New York and Chicago center stage with unclear extras. The rest contains garbled notes on lakes and birds, with no clear events.
A mix of past and current visits: Elbert Smith, journal clerk of the House of Representatives, in town en route to Washington. H. Stephens, merchant of Blevins, in town. Mrs. J. J. White and children returning from Texarkana visit. Hart of the Telephone company visiting stamps. Also mentions 10 years ago Louise Ware’s return from Gordon, Mrs. Leslie Daniel visiting Foreman, J. G. Sain of Nashville visiting Hope, W. BR. Orton of Fulton on business, E. J. Bodman, banker of Little Rock, visiting Hope today.
Kenneth Madison pitched his first game of the season guiding the Starks to a win over Burton-Ward Grocers Sunday afternoon at Texarkana. The Starks moved into a second place tie in the Two States League with both teams at five and five. Johnny Allen Virought boosted the Starks with a first inning homer while a Lyifie double produced runs. The Texarkans tied the game in the eighth with a home run, leaving the score level for a possible Atlanta visit Thursday.
A self improvement exercise promises a supple waistline with a sequence of lunges and stretches. The routine emphasizes balancing body weight on one knee, extending the opposite leg, raising arms, and bending side to side to shape the waist.
The Star announces candidates subject to the Democratic primary in August. This notice lists individuals filed for political consideration and outlines eligibility and filing status as of press time.
A scientist notes that mosquitoes have a wing area near five square yards and that the rest period during a night's sleep averages eleven and a half minutes. The fragment hints at muscular or mental actions governing the remaining time.
Advert says Cardus is purely vegetable and harmless for women of all ages during the change of life. It cites Mrs Clarn Allen of Enfield Illinois and other women praising its strength-building benefits and recommending daughters try it. The notice urges consulting a physician if no benefit is seen.
London squads deploy three wheeled arched vehicles to patrol dense traffic. The improvised motorized units move quickly through congested streets, aiming to reach incidents faster and improve response times.
A report notes a species of house amotge found across Europe and Asia that is said to sing like a canary. Observers describe its song as bright and melodic, spreading interest among naturalists studying regional bird life.
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