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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
4
A field of fragments records the Friday Music Club meeting at Mrs C McNeil on South Main Street and plans for the year. Notices mention Mrs Chester Darwin’s recovery, shopping trips, and several city visits by families including the Ellises, Bracy and Vain Ness, with attendees staying in Texarkana and Abilene.
Mr C E Ratitt of Hinton West Virginia reports thirty five years of using Thedford s Black Draught for constipation tiredness and headache. He says he uses it when cleansing is needed and has never found anything better. The 26 cent package is advertised as children friendly by the brand.
The narrator recalls encounters in Saltillo and Monterrey including the German ambassador von Eckhardt. Aged trains, guards, and a private car mark travel. Secret Service ties emerge with Captain Lawrence and Nunhoefer, a German-American spy once confined to Mexico City.
Mrs Arthurs Swanke chaired a meeting where a lively program on memories was presented. During the business period plans were completed for the annual poppy sale scheduled for Saturday. After the meeting, the hostess offered delightful refreshments.
Burning blistered or itchy feet are quickly relieved with SKIN TOX Oontinent. SKIN TOX penetrates the skin destroys ringworm or fungus and heals sore spots. Slows Athlete's Foot and Golfer’s Itch. Buy four at drug stores or mail order from Snodgrass & Braey Drug Co Little Rock.
Clyde Barrow claims in a Dallas letter that Raymond Hamilton never killed anyone and taunts District Attorney King. He peppers accusations about police, a prison escape, and a fatal Eastham farm guard shooting while threatening retaliation.
The article notes marked progress in spring football, with Coach Jones praising Wingfield Stroud and Luther Spears for clearing the way in scrimmage. The stocky halfbacks, similar in size and speed, are expected to trouble Bobcat opponents next fall and lead the blockers, exceeding other backs in interference.
Nunhoefer organized a slacker club after World War I, with officers and meetings, even a banquet funded by von Eckhardt. Nunhoefer obtained names and addresses of those involved. many fled abroad, some remaining in Mexico. He infiltrated Eckhardt by working on his payroll as a German spy, while Eckhardt feared demonstrations along routes home. In San Antonio soldiers taunted Kaiser claims and Eckhardt hid while a Pulminilvaging room cage was closed. The Saltillo automobile plant venture proved a costly fraud, with promoters eluding Federal action after expensive lawyers.
Harper and Fayne stand out in blocking and hall carries as two strong forward crews led by Walls face off. Notable players listed include Kesserson Hitchcock Brown Stone Moore Broomfield Hal Jy Richards Middlebrooks Anderson Qwess O Donnel Green and Secrest. Coach Jones unveils next year’s fastball schedule and a heavy spring football slate to attract fans, with Friday night action at Hope featuring varied night and afternoon games against Laeckesburg Camden Fordyce Hot Springs Hroéken Bow Texarkana Arkadelphia Prescott Malvern Little Rock Nashville and more.
The article reports on legislative moves over the National Recovery Administration and the Darrow board, with Hugh S. Johnson urging abolition and others fearing regimentation. Senator Nye accuses the government of fostering monopoly while business leaders warn against autocratic regulation. Norris amendment to abolish the Electoral College fails again, leaving NRA code debates unsettled.
Senator Norris defends a proposal to allow independents to run for president while Senator Steiner warns the amendment could derail the election by sending races to the House. Heavier independents might prevent any candidate from winning a majority. The article notes the use of a scrambling device in transoceanic calls and an unscrambler at the receiving end, making a speech sound like a strange language.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. C. Record of Miami Florida describes dropping from 210 to 145 pounds after nine months with Kruschen Salts. She asserts health benefits and energy while continuing to eat freely. The ad urges readers to take half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and obtain the product through local druggists.
A fragment notes that a horse’s teeth are not complete and references tailiness and familiar tailed variety while noting delays until the animal reaches eight years old. The text is fragmentary with unclear context but centers on horse development and anatomy.
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