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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
2
Quote from Col RB McCormick warns against reliance on modern civillastion ads and urges vigilance to ensure government provides checks and balances. The fragment references a March act and a postation at Hobe Artanane.
The Star outlines a platform featuring social resource support, improved sanitation, and Chamber of Commerce backing. It details county and state highway programs to build all weather roads, tax reform, and efficient government, aiming to aid Hempstead County’s economy.
The piece argues that a publishing boom has not yielded proportionate value as many pursue writing training. It notes overabundant courses and manuscripts while great writers learned by immersion, not classrooms, and urges realistic paths to genuine literary achievement.
Records show Chicago divorces for the first nine months of 1932 fell 13 percent from 1931. Analysts question why bad times reduce divorces, considering factors like food security and divorce costs, and whether serious troubles fade under economic strain.
A 43 year old San Diego resident bombed a brokerage office to protest Wall Street. The columnist condemns the act as futile and misguided while noting the bomber’s grievance against the financial system. The piece stresses harm to innocent people and questions the method of protest.
A Kansas City ruggist announces retirement after seven robberies in two years and a nerve wearying spree. Franz von Papen asserts Germany alone may judge its government, dismissing foreign judging of German affairs.
Pitt mentor Sutherland says a coach's main duty is selecting alert ambitious boys and placing them where they best fit. He cites freshmen with spark who learn quickly and stars who lose edge without challenge, noting the turnaround of Michigan's Harry Newman to All-America caliber after bench years.
In Knoxville, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gookin use a clever alarm clock contraption to start breakfast. The device fires kindling to heat the stove and opens the stove door, delivering hot breakfast on the stove the night before their 6 am wake up.
During the last session Major Walt er Elliot, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, answered 666 oral questions and filled 233 Hansard columns. After him Sir Stafford Cripps of the Labour Party ranked as the most loquacious member.
W E Campbell of Bell Telephone Laboratories explains oil molecules act like worms with active heads and tail tails that align on metal surfaces. The head ends attach to bearing surfaces while tails dwell in space forming a friction reducing mat, increasing oil efficiency as worm concentration rises.
Sam Stewart of the Ozan neighborhood sells cotton in Hope on Tuesday. Capt and Mrs J Black attend the Baptist convention at Conway. Mr and Mrs F N Nunn of Texarkana visit her parents Cory Halliburton. Miss Laurine Lewis and brother Paul to attend Halloween dance in Washington County. Clapton returns home after seven months away.
A University of Illinois astronomer notes a possible Leonid meteor shower as Earth nears the swarm on November 14. Predictions are uncertain whether Earth will pass through a dense region or only stray meteors, with no traffic rules in celestial intersections and a potential display of shooting stars.
The Morrissey expedition led by Captain Robert A. Bartlett labored thirty days in Cape York’s freezing conditions to erect a slender triangular stone shaft in memory of Admiral Peary. The completed monument recalls the discovery of the North Pole and marks years of commemoration. The Leonid meteor shower, though noted for past brilliance, is deemed not dangerous for November 14.
A dam arrangement on the muzzle of a new gun by former artillery officers Guglielmo de Luce and Ferruccio Guerra renders the cannon nearly noiseless and smokeless. Previously, gun emplacements were identified by noise and smoke.
The article discusses hair coiffures emphasizing neatness for brunettes and suggests styles for dark and indigo-black hair. It describes a preferred right-side part, minimal waving, structured top with curled bottom, and a soft overall finish. It also covers bangs with smart buns or flat curls and notes careful grooming and daily maintenance.
Frank Sylva of Sonora reports he had shot a deer 37 times over several weeks and finally killed it with his 38th bullet. The story notes the animal appeared adept at dodging bullets or had a lucky life as it repeatedly survived each shot.
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