18 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1929
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR item presents a religious excerpt mixing proverb and gospel quotes. It references Bible verses about love and charity, a New Commandment, and imagery of dwelling places in my Father’s house, with unclear attribution or source notes.
A dense OCR fragment presents a crossword puzzle from a historic page with garbled clues and mixed letter strings. It references names, places, and possible wordplay tasks across multiple lines, challenging comprehension and solution.
The Star's Platform urges applying revenues from the aleroad power plant to develop Hope's industrial and social resources, more city pavement in 1929, and better sanitary conditions in alleys and backyards. It backs the Chamber of Commerce and a county highway program to build all weather roads yearly, advancing a state highway program, tax reform, efficient budgeting, and cattle tick eradication in Arkansas. It emphasizes farming cooperation and scientific agriculture benefiting Hempstead County's main industry.
The Day of Organization ELOPE Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual banquet at the Barlow hotel this Tuesday night urging every businessperson and property-owner in Hope to attend. Vernon L. Thompson of Home Insurance will speak, with W B H Lamb and C G Lundy also on the program. The piece argues the Chamber as Hope’s vital organ, urges full support, and promotes publicity value of local businesses.
Mike Thompson of Juhu Jones wast by the city Tuesday. Miss Mary Chapminty tins returned home to spend the holida Dr. W. H. Toland of Mineral Springs was in the city yesterday morning, returning from Little Rock where he attended the grand lodge of Masons. Henry 'Trimble of Washington, was in the city yesterday, returning from Little Rock, Capt. Dave Baldwin went on to Washington yesterday. Editor Etter of the Washington Tel egraph, was in the city yesterday re turning from Little Rock. Add Turner of Patmos, was in the city yesterday. Charlie Walker was a visitor here yesterday, Mr. Hanuseman, the hotel man of Ozan, was in the city yesterday, re
The piece argues that labeling actions to nations Russia and China obscures reality. It notes most Russians and Chinese peasants care little for diplomatic wrangles and only seek peace. Misleading headlines risk inflaming war through generalized, impersonal language.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas blames Hoover and Mellon while Indiana's Robinson points to John J. Raskob in a heated crossfire on blame for the stock market crash. The piece notes historical panics spanning 1857 to 1929, argues party blame is cyclical, and suggests investigation by Senator Nye might not pin the blame on any single actor. It end with a quip about pianos as furniture and a call for practical steps to avert future crashes.
Saenger Theatre manager Jack Eaves announces Tuesday as opening date for On With the Show Warner Bros first 100 per cent natural color musical Vitaphone picture. The film blends backstage life with a tender heart story and spectacular color tinted sets. It features a large chorus and marks Humphrey Pearson first produced play. Rhode Island to become most densely populated state next census with over 573 persons per square mile. Vermont rich in granite and marble quarries.
Sarcastic lines mention new cigaret fighters for grandma's birthday and counting shopping days to Christmas. A man named Alan was arrested for throwing furniture from a hotel window. Chicago police are cited humorously about keeping officers under 200 pounds. The opie der omits pineapples.
Ten years ago Beecher Eason, formerly of Hope now in Memphis, visits the city. Miss Maude Palmore wed Colonel Walter Petrey of Stamps in a new Methodist church ceremony. High School seniors held a year-end weenie party west of town as Blury? Henry and Lucy Furlow chaperoned. Various locals, including Misses Opal Hayes and Eleanor Farray, visited Prescott and nearby friends this week.
An old advertisement cites reader testimonials for Adlerika claiming to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, ease gas and headaches, and improve health with two meals plus plenty of water, with mixed mentions of a San Antonio hobby-yard setting and multiple references to Adlerika benefits.
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