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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1933
Page
4
A structured poem pleads for roses while living and for beauty to enter the being. The article lists Miss Mungie Sell visiting Texarkana and notes several club meetings and weekend visits at Hendrix College, home on West Second Street, and Grassy Lake, with dates and hosts.
Fragmented local notices recount a failed romance with a Hollywood connection and a dapper aviator, then shift to a string of social updates. Mrs Cannon’s fall after leaving Prescott. Mrs Hannah’s visit returned home to Shreveport. Little Rock trips planned. Hope Garden Club November meeting on North Louisiana Street with round table seeds exchange and Sid Henry elected treasurer. Week-end visits from St. Louis and Texarkana residents, plus Hendrix College student Witt with parents. Sunday services suspended for new Methodist pastor H C Rule. Hope B P W club plans 7:30 meeting at Miss Jack Porter’s home. members to call Miss Edna Jones.
Administration officials say the president has no plan for permanent stabilization of the dollar or return to the gold standard until the average price level of 1920 is restored. Prices in the U S now run about 30 percent below the 1926 level. Mr and Mrs Robert Watson and baby visited Mrs Durham of Rocky Mound on Sunday. Drinks water with meals aids digestion and may be enhanced by Adlerika. John F Gibsas Drug Co Ady.
Farmer meeting in Prescott to hear a Production Credit Corporation of St Louis rep explain the aims and operations of a production credit association. The plan is to charter a new association serving Nevada and Hampstead counties with loans for 3 to 12 months at 6 percent interest.
In warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt ordered Sumner Welles to return to Havana to continue Cuban stabilization efforts after a five hour briefing. Roosevelt will have Welles report again to Acting Secretary Phillips and State Department staff before resuming duties in Havana. The policy toward Cuba appears unchanged and no immediate changes or intervention are anticipated.
A rule limiting Indianapolis speedway Memorial Day cars to 45 gallons of gasoline is set for the 50 mile grind. The measure targets fuel efficiency and strategy, shaping pit decisions and likely car setups for the upcoming event.
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless cough remedy free of narcotics. It claims modern science supports its effectiveness and offers a money back refund on the spot if the cough remains unrelieved.
In Berlin a bitter religious struggle during Luther’s 450th birthday celebration took on a political tone under Nazi supervision. The Roman Catholic Church shocked by calling for non Nazi Protestant leaders to oppose radical Nazi Christian factions, while a Kraus proposal to replace the Old Testament and depict a militant Jesus added to the tension tearing at church unity.
The Germania warns Catholics and Protestants alike face a grave crisis from radical Nazi Christian movement. Editors urge solemn reflection and unity in Christ as Luther and Germanic heritage are invoked. Non Nazi pastors call for reconciliation while Protestant churches display national colors and stormtroopers attend services.
The excerpt discusses Percival Lowell and his Mars books Mars and Its Canals and Mars as the Abode of Life. It explains Lowell’s claim that straight lines on Mars are canals carrying water from polar caps to the equator, with seasonal color changes suggesting water flow. The note notes controversy among astronomers and recommends the readings for winter nights.
Jos Vaughn, a Black man, was arraigned on assault with intent to kill after a quarrel over a trivial matter led to an attack with a knife on Jim Hogan. Hogan, wounded seriously, was hospitalized and expected to recover as Vaughn was bound over to Hempstead County grand jury with $250 bond. other local cases included gaming fines, carrying weapons, drunkenness, and a motion picture note about testing drivers’ nerve reactions in England.
A Sunday gathering describes attendees at church services and a following pound supper at Mr Atkine’s. Several named locals including Mrs Carl Minetterintn Worthy, Mr and Mrs Hairleen Wveties, Mr and Mrs Lige Bembilede, Mrs Andrew Stroud, Dave Stroud, Willie Heleve, Jack from Murfreenteic, and Tih Harrison Worthy are listed as present or visiting.
The Board of Public Affairs announces bids for a 1 B inch turbine welting motor and related equipment for City of Hope Arkansas to be publicly opened at 2 o clock on November 25 1933. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Mrs John Hehme of New Madrid Missouri says Cardus eased a weak run down condition and cured back and side pain making farm work possible. She added she told her daughter to take it and it helped her too. She recommends asking at drug stores. Cardus has been used by women for over 50 years.
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