Hope Arkansas newspaper notices and advertising policy fragment
A garbled obituary and advertising policy item from Hope Arkansas notes purchases of space and marks of the Associated Press. The text cites advance payment, annual rates, and various city routes, with a disclaimer about memorial tributes and unsolicited manuscripts.
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Hope
Arkansas
Civil
Folster
Col. R. Bates
City Cartier
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayetté Rountes
Associated Press
Wadenal Advertising
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
Memphis
Rick Ride
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Old Parr and the aging myth in medical history
An examination of legendary longevity cites Old Parr of England and his supposed 152 year lifespan. The piece weighs posthumous claims, 16th to 19th century records, and notes a 100 year old death according to best evidence, while comparing modern medical methods to past understandings.
A Man in Arms Bares War Side in Novel Review
Bruce Catton reviews A Man in Arms by an anonymous author, praising its counterpoint to grim war fiction. The hero, a U.S. Army officer, finds war fun and addictive, enjoying wine, women, and frontline thrills, despite a shell wound and eventual return home.
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Julian Messner
Your Child can By Olive Roberts Barton
A domestic dialogue on parenting and sibling dynamics explores how harsh treatment versus warmth shapes Arthur and Thanny. One parent warns of coping strategies and fixation while the other vows to adjust, urging patience, less favoritism, and consistent support to curb budding misery and dependency.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Gifts for Mother That Sparkle With Personal Touches
A nostalgic shopping guide suggests thoughtful, homey gifts for mothers. From gloved tub salts and almond oil to a hand organ and neutral nail care items, the piece favors personalized touches. It encourages unpainted enamel items, a good mirror, an old skirt, and a color harmony approach to delight a mother who does her own nails.
Social News From Hope Area Gatherings And Visits
The report lists Monday night visits by Hinton Lite Melba House and Hosalee Cagle, feasts by Velma and Rosalee Cagle, a Saturday afternoon gathering by Mrs EB Whelington and children, and various Sunday and Friday social calls. It notes Miss Marcie Smiths party last Saturday night with good turnout, T R Gibson as a dinner guest, and Mrs Velma Cagle with Mrs T C Gibson visiting G W Camp. The Ladies club elected new officers, and a note on pilot landing rules and high altitude takeoff longer run. Hopkins criticizes relief pan-politics.
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T. C.gibson
G. W.camp
Cagle
Gloribying Your Christmas Gift for Mother
A reader advisory suggests surprising mother with beauty gifts for Christmas. Include a permanent wave gift, card messages, scalp treatments, and a dressing table care box to address budget constraints and boost her confidence. Seek friend guidance if needed and tailor items to her skin and hair needs.
Dana Cameron schemes to shape Dana Weatherford
In a sprawling household Dana Cameron plots to steer Dana Weatherford toward socially suitable matches. Nancy, granddaughter and wary observer, resents family controls as tensions simmer over a planned party and Dana’s romantic future amid gardens, gossip, and looming reckonings.
Hope liquor licenses to shrink under local push
The Editor's Reply notes police action against liquor ties and a push to cut licenses in Hope Arkansas. Six stores would drop to one publicly owned, as efforts move toward license reductions next year with local and state backing, aiming to curb advertising and credit sales.
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Businness
Wiseman
Stav
Nolley
Hope
Alex
JL Washburn Hope
Ark
U D C Elects Officers At Annual Spa Meeting In Hot Springs
The United Daughters of the Confederacy held their annual convention in Hot Springs Ark with officers elected to lead. Joan L Wooding of Louisville Kentucky became president general succeeding W E Massey of Hot Springs. Other national officers were elected and noted across Kentucky Virginia Illinois Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Jersey Georgia Maryland and North Carolina sections.
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U. D.C. Eleety Hot Springs
Ark
Daughters of the South
Kentucky
Virginia
Inois
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Springs
Joan L. Wooedinug
Louisville
Richmond
Marcus Wade Crooke
Columbus
John C. Abernathy
Chicage
Harry W. Eclat
New Orleans
Glenn Long
Newton
5. C
FP Gorman
Bartlesville
Okla
Anne V. Mann
Petersburg
Gener
John W. Goodwin
Allendale
N. J
Walter D. Lamar
Mycon
Secon Tern
Norris Harris
Baltimore
Custeellan
L. B
Injured Minister Taken to Nashville
Magnolia Ark Rev Doak injured in a mobite accident near Magnolia that killed his wife was moved to a Nashville hospital for treatment of a broken jaw nose wounds and sprains. Physicians said he was improving but anxious about his contrition regarding the incident. The Rev Doak wished to be near his daughter and her husband in Nashville.
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Magnolia
Ark
P. Doak
Nashville
Magnolia Hospital
Dole
A. N Johnson
Japan
Ariyoshi May Resign Over Military Pressure in Japan
The Asahi reports Ambassador Ariyoshi submitted his compromise plan to Tokyo saying this would likely be his last service to the empire and would resign if militarists gain the upper hand. An official source notes the independence plan stalled after the army high command ordered officers involved in Chinese separatist activities to stop beyond their authority. Civilian leaders' views seem to prevail over military aims in this case.
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Ariyoshi
Asahi
Tokyo
Army High Command
Man Dies From Sewing Needle Prick in Arkansas
Edward BE Jones, 39, of Norphlet, Arkansas, died of blood poisoning from a needle prick while sewing silken in his held clothes. He was treated with several operations at deadline hospital before succumbing Thursday. A World War veteran and Baptist Church member, he worked seven years for Stamford Oil Company. Mrs. Jones donated blood but he did not recover.
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Andy
Miss Weathrook
Gran
Ronnie
Luna
Nancy
Dunn
Truck
Brown
Ahs
Yann
Monald Moore
EL Dorado
Ark
Edward BE
Jones
Norphlet
The
Baptist Church
Stamford Oil Company
Volcanic Eruption Reports Lava Flows on Hawaii Mountain
Mauna Loa volcano on the Island of Hawaii erupted Friday sending lava rivers down its slopes. Observers said no immediate danger and the volcano claimed no imminent threat. The eruption followed a two year dormancy triggered by a Wednesday night earthquake and a damaging tidal wave hitting nearby shores.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Maone Loa
National Park
Jtiware Island
Rescue Fails for Kingsford-Smith on Sayer Island
Singapore report says rescue plane failed to find Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith on Sayer island in the Bay of Bengal near Siam. Endeavors to locate the missing flyer resume along the east coast of the sunlit peninsula Saturday as fires were sighted, renewing hopes for the fate of the missing trans-oceanic flyer.
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Singapore
Straits Settlement
Copyright
Associated Press
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Sayer Island
Bay of Bengal
Siam
Lonely Island
Local social notes from Bells Chapel and surrounding area
Mrs WLS Carter of Hot Springs visits daughter Mrs HF Tait. Mr and Mrs M Johison travel per day for Broushack Texas. Brooks family and kids join Mr and Mrs George Sampson for Sunday dinner at Denneyville. Mrs M D Yates leaves Monday for extended visit with friends at Sultan. Opal Morris guests Miss Gertrude Irwin. Nellie Courtney of Orlando Fla visits Mrs Young Nesbitt. Horace Honea and children dine with Avita Carter and Add Morrow. L W Culling hosts Mr and Mrs Puy Tuty and daughter from Delight at Sunday school. Mire Harmon Griffith of Sweet More visits G H Griffith. Byal KRempolh and Welton Wood visit Olin Mauser. Joe Suiley and family host Jeff Overton and family in Bleeding. Mr and Mrs A Campbell and children from Hope spend Sunday with Fred Yates family.
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Wls. Carter
Hot Springs
HF. Tait
M . Johison
Perday
Broushack
Texas
Sakes
Biggd Brooks and
Childen
George Sampson
Denneyuille
M. D. Yateg
Pan
Sultan
Opal Morris
Gertrude Inwin
Nellie Courtney
Sweet More
G. "H. Griffith
Byal
Krempolh
Welton Wood
Olin Mauser
Joe Suiley
Doris
Chira Fern Osborn
Jeff Overton
Blevins
A. Campbell
Hope
Fred Yates
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Thanny
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Ny Love
Pheodaire
Egin
Dana Straqage
Dane
Bune
Ger Bua Wade
An Fef
Nancy Warlac Vuong Wal- Inge
Gan
Dana
Biibbely
Susan Weatherford
Cameron
Ellen
Efery
Jake
Sarah
Sis “Board and Keep
Theo
Sho
Ant
Elen
Sarat
Nanoy
Whattey
Aunt Elton
Mrs. Cameron
Nanney
U.D.C
Spa
Little Rock
Pridy
F. P. Doak
Wite
Volcane Erints
Island of
Kingsford-Smith
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