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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1940
Page
3
A fragmentary note references Rolin Horse in a revival or discussion tied to Evie Kaiser. The garbled text hints at a 1980s setting and a possible chart or show context, but specifics remain unclear. Further readable content is needed for precise details.
In Baltimore a Glenn Martin company innovation uses a double boiler to melt zinc with lead heat control. Zinc dies now purer and longer lasting, reducing pot wear. The method cuts costs and permits cheaper steel pots for melting zinc, improving die quality.
Berlin reports that Germans shorten the official greeting to its bare form. Many say only Hitler or even simply tler, reflecting wartime restraint in public salute. The trend shows broader effort to curb ostentation in daily expressions amid total mobilization.
Toughen Dutchmen recounts Dutch resistance to sea and siege, tracing migrations from Caesar to Burgundy, the rise of feudal fortresses, Dutch revolt against Alva, Marlborough wars, and Westphalia, leading to independence in 1830. It highlights trade, shipping, and social gains like housing, eight-hour days, pensions, and welfare in a sweeping historical panorama.
A list of place names from war news with approximate English pronunciations. It covers Aachen Amiens Arlon Antwerp Ardennes Bastogne Bruges Brussels Dinant Dunkirk Emael Meuse Namur Liège Lille Louvain Maastricht Malines Metz Meuse Namur Ostend Reims and other towns. The piece notes phonetic guidance amid a Philippines city reference to philippine trunks used for telegraph poles.
New York model Cynthia Hope shares beauty routines including back support recline, foot care, and leg shaving every three days. The piece notes her family, beauty diet, and plans for writing, fashion work, and stage dancing, with limited weekend social life and a single city vote interest.
Wha i Winifred Fowl of Minneapolis and Barbara Boyce of Wawautusu Wis Lawrence college freshmen live together on the game room on the campus where their fathers shared when they attended the college. The girls' fathers were graduated from Lawrences too.
Mary Claude Fletcher reports a May meeting of the Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. Shirley Stuart’s home with 15 regular members and one new member. Proceedings included devotionals, reports, standards talk, rag rug demonstration, games, and refreshments. adjourned to June.
The report covers the Shover Springs and Columbus Home Demonstration clubs with May meetings, tours, and demonstrations. Members discussed food and nutrition tasks, shared crafts from feed sack materials, and sampled refreshments after presentations. A later item notes a monument plan for Ulysses S. Grant on Bolanta Island near Portuguese Guinea.
An advertisement touts Camels as slower burning cigarettes made from costlier tobaccos. It claims slower burn delivers extra mildness, cooler smoke, and greater flavor, offering more smoking per cigarette and per pack.
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