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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1935

Page

1

Mebiber"dt The Associated Press credits and local news notice

Fragmentary text appears to be boilerplate from an Associated Press notice about republication rights and advertising reps. It is unreadable as a news item and provides no clear event, person, or place to summarize into a concrete story.

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Prohibition pleas and New Deal views echo in Detroit letters

James Schermerhorn urges return to prohibition while supporting the New Deal via a Detroit address. General Hugh Johnson criticizes today’s tangle and charts, and Henry Hull warns Chicago theatergoers may skip Cinderela for peep shows. Homer Saint-Caudens defends art amid public misunderstanding at Carnegie Institute.

Schermerhorn Detroit Hugh Johnson Chicago Cinderela Homer Saint-Caudens Carnegie Institute

Winter health tips for children from summer resilience

A Health column advises maintaining summer gains in winter through nutrition and outdoor habits. It emphasizes adequate vitamins, proteins, fats, minerals, and sunlight in warmer months, then replacing sunlight with artificial sources and vitamin D milk during winter. It urges continued hygienic habits, outdoor exercise, proper clothing, and close nutrition monitoring to keep children resilient into spring.

Lords of Creation review by Bruce Catton

Frederick Lewis Allen argues in The Lords of Creation that a corporate power revolution already occurred by the late 1920s. The book links the rise of giant corporations, from J. P. Morgan to modern promoters, to a shift in American life and ethics, ending with a cautious note on recovery. Harpers publishes at $3.

Frederick Lewis Allen En- Brossing J. P. Morgan U. &. Steel Jansuits van Swertingeng Mitchells Harpers

Concealed Evidence in Troy Record

A stranger asks a long-time resident for a criminal lawyer. The resident answers they are not sure if they can prove availability, reflecting a cautious, rumor-laden mood in Troy.

Troy

Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton

An essay laments Halloween misbehavior and vandalism on the holiday, urging parents to guide children to safe, wholesome activities. The author notes doorbell pranks, property damage, and threats to homes, calling for stronger law enforcement and public patience with rising mischief.

Olive Roberts Barton

Innovation in beauty brow and lash pastes reshape looks

Alicia Hart describes new beauty trend items artificial brows and lashes you can shape apply and wear. Brow pastes come as real hair strips in brown and black with clip on fit lasting weeks while lashes use strips or individual fibers with glue and mascara. For curl try petroleum jelly nightly and a metal eyelash curler with soft pads to prevent irritation.

Bank Robbery Fracas Ends in Shootout and Chase

In a tense chapter, armored car thieves crash a bank raid at night sparking gunfire on Main Street. Oklahoma and Wingy lead the escape, a town policeman is killed, and federal agents race from Maplehurst to track the robbers as the crowd reels from the heist and the wounded Hobart is aided.

Mene Joday Jran Dunn Donald Montagus Sawyer Larry Glenn Wingy Lew- 18 He Learan Dobby Lewla Bobby Jean Sanity Jim Hobby Mude Bellevent Lewis Sandy Jenn Clark Mr.’ #obart Wingy Oklahoma Buddy McGinnis Hislda Tlere Mr. Dunn

Speeder License Plates Locked Up in Chicago Courts

Chicago judges unveiled three methods to curb speeding. Judge Eugene Holland in Safety Court impounds speeding cars for 30 to 90 days or imposes heavy fines with a short probation. Judge John Gutknecht orders removal of license plates from speeding cars, held in court safe until the speeder learns a lesson.

Chicago Eugene Holland John Gutknecht

Anti Jap Feeling Inspires Assassin in Shanghai

In Shanghai a failed assassination of Premier Wang Ching Wei is blamed on Communist plots but public sentiment ties the act to Sino Japanese politics. Wang and several officials were wounded or harmed as the gunman fired a Browning revolver amid a photo session. the assailant was wounded and reported in serious condition.

Shanghai China Nanthing Wang Ching-Wei Wang Nanking Japan Central Executive Committee Asm Anih

Smoky Saunders Rise Highlights Jockey Life and Fame

The piece chronicles Willie Smoky Saunders, a promising young jockey recruited by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons for Omaha. It notes the harsh, perilous life of riders, weight pressures, and the rapid ascent after winning the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Saunders’ ascent, wealth, and fame under William Woodward’s Wheatley Stable are described.

Young Saunders Smoky Saunders Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Belair Stud Walliam Woodward Wheatley Stable Fitzsimmons Saunders Boserman Mont Western Plains Omaha William Woodward Croesus

Smoky Sounders Derby Stars and Jockey Downturn

The piece traces Smoky Sounders’ rise amid Derby and Preakness fame, then weight gain and fear of death push him toward violence. It notes Eugene James’s retirement after 1032 triumphs, Sounders’ release by Belair Stud, and compares him to seasoned riders like Ted Sloan and Buddy Ensor facing suspensions, hinting at a long road ahead.

Belair Stud Fitzsimmons Omaha Saint James Ted Sloan H Hocame William C Sloan Father Devine Jockey Club Nury Buddy Ensor Smoky Saunders

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