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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1940

Page

3

Community support for Scout movement urged by local banker

Rox Anderson, treasurer of Hemp District Boy Scouts, praises fundraising shovemrent and endorses the Scout program as a wise public investment. He cites reduced crime with Scout work, recalls Judge Lemley’s courts involvement, and urges business leaders to back the movement to strengthen community and democracy.

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City Council actions and traffic measures noted

City Council minutes report 261 cars ran a light with 175 violators and 8 out of state. Motion to install traffic signs in the highway and school zones, plus a switch to cut lights at 1 AM. Fire activity and gasoline use presented. Licenses for a negro toxi city deferred. Plumbing and electrical inspections tallied. Also included are notes on Hopi beliefs and Pike's Peak altitude.

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Cardus claim promotes building stamina for women

The ad notes periodic distress like headaches nervousness and cramps may stem from malnutrition. It asserts Cardus increases appetite stimulates gastric flow and digestion building physical resistance to discomfort. It claims reduced distress when taken before and during the period and notes a fifty year usage.

Cardus

Harrison in Hollywood

Hollywood gossip column notes a burlesque performer Louise Fhoyick known as Mallywrud facesstage name changes amid studio pressures. It discusses how tabloids demand glamour while studios seek marketable personas and hints at career shifts between burlesque, Follies, and film opportunities.

American agriculture obligations amid export losses and surpluses

Sommerville readers hear that farmers face low prices and surpluses as the government guarantees parity for labor and industry. The piece questions Agriculture's duties to feed the nation, supply essential goods, and maintain export capacity, asking why farmers get no share of national income despite fulfilling duties. It argues for markets and fair return to farmers amid hardship.

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Farmers Warned to Lead Farm Bureau Revival

Reading through a fragmented editorial voice, a farmer’s alliance argues that agriculture has been under rewarded and urges collective action via the Farm Bureau. The piece contrasts farmers with other groups and notes the need for organized, joint effort to bolster agricultural leadership and policy. It reference a regional railway tunnel in Hoosne Massachusetts and cites historic municipal airport claims.

Tself Aamcature Farm Bureau

Politician Seekers Silent on Publicity Omission

A local item notes officials avoid naming politicians pursuing publicity. The piece emphasizes discretion in reporting political candidates and highlights the surrounding press ethics.

Miss Rowland Aces Burlesque Fame and Family Ties

The article profiles Miss Rowland, a public figure famed for burlesque stunts and high fashion strip acts. It notes her four of five years atop Variety's Ten Best Undressed Women lists, details on her onstage routines, costumes, and zipper mishaps, and mentions her husband Gus Schilling and family connections including her sister the Golden Girl. The piece also references a Belgian officer and wartime camp context, with background on stage careers and affiliations with Orson Welles.

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