12 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
1
Bradford, a noted Boston author, praised as the most able interpreter of Southern life by the southern press, received a 14 Wiyiwsi award from Washington and Lee University in recognition of his work for "the American" and the South.
The Star outlines a platform urging County action to support cooperative agricultural groups, reduce state expenditure, and promote practical benefits for Hempstead’s farmers. It advocates tax reform, efficient government, and local cooperative effort modeled on successful town programs to boost economic growth.
The nation's lawmakers again face the issue of lame duck sessions as Congress plans to reconvene, with talk of ending post election sessions. The Norris amendment to end lame duck practice has stalled in the House after clear Senate support, leaving defeated members still wielding legislative power until a new session begins.
ENVER librarian surveyed two notable men about children’s favorite reads. Robison Crusoe tops the list, followed by Treasure Island Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea Huckleberry Finn Oliver Twist and The Three Musketeers. The study notes adults enjoy these works too and that children favor books written for adults over those aimed at youth.
Chicago women facing charges for harboring a player confront a lie detector test. The device reportedly registered negative for their statements, yet the pair were freed. The piece suggests the machine’s reliability is questioned and hints at gendered commentary surrounding truth and deception.
Rodney Dutcher reports Washington society, officials and diplomats brace the season with 12 White House receptions and numerous state events aimed at lifting morale, despite low national mood and looming elections. Diplomatic events from Latin America to Britain are highlighted as the city redeems its social calendar with lavish hosting and pricey openings.
News notes a modern symphonic work titled The Ring inspired by a prizefight with a lingering low movement and pauses. It also mentions Princess Mary of England buying a prize ball in the United States and reports foreign football players using carrier relays in recent games amid optimistic stock chatter.
Missouri Pacific Lines announce a new auto baggage service enabling tourists to ship their automobiles by train between Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Texas and Louisiana points. Car owners will require a certificate and must drain fuel water and disconnect the battery before delivery to the railroad. The service aims to convenience travelers visiting Texas and Louisiana and to boost winter tourism movement from the Midwest to southern resorts.
Fragmented text with scattered names and dates references Merida and various places. Appears to resemble a garbled regional notice or column with scattered numbers years and events. Specific entities are hard to confirm due to OCR errors and mixed language.
Brussels reports the Director General of Belgiums Finance Ministry C M D Clavier appointed to lead a Persian financial mission at the Persian governments request He will reorganize Persian financial services and has been named tax administrator general treasurer in the post
A playful exchange unfolds as Fufi resists arguing even when certain of his correctness. The valet, called Bugsyask, questions the insistence with a puzzled reply, while Puff interjects with a muffled defense about perceived snobbery.
An old ad offers weight guidance for women aged 40 to 44, listing heights and recommended weight ranges. It promotes weight loss by cutting pastries and fattening foods for four weeks, using Krusch Salts with hot water, and claims dramatic vitality improvements in that period.
Mrs. Mat How ard of Kemp Texas describes life changing relief after using Cardui during a severe and prolonged nerve upset with hot flashes and fainting. She reports strong improvement after months of taking Cardui and recommends it to others, noting she has since advised many women.
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