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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
3
Certificate from Ray E. McDowell as Clerk of the County Court of Heropstead County Arkansas states that the above document was filed in his office on November 18, 1935.
Byron Prick analyzes how unemployment, not just broader recovery, shapes the 1936 political landscape. He argues real job creation lags, while Roosevelt era spending, deficits, and new payroll methods influence voter sentiment and potential NRA policy debates ahead of the election.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt lands at Warm Springs Georgia after an uneventful Washington to Georgia trip. A crowd greets him at the station as the Roosevelt Boy Scout troop plays trumpets. He waves to children at the Warm Springs Foundation before driving to his cottage on Pine Mountain guarded by Marines for a three week stay.
A report notes 10 000 deaths in the United States and nine active TB cases for a very annual death. It cites a total of 680 000 bottles of danger to others and Christmas Seal efforts to find active cases and secure treatment.
President Roosevelt heads for Thanksgiving in Warm Springs as White House aides pace a 1937 budget battle. In 141 days, the administration spent over 11 million daily, with relief and recovery outlays totaling 4.2 billion while income lagged. Tax receipts lag and court rulings on levies may ease collection. no new tax legislation planned unless processing taxes are struck down. A separate note cites Italy’s salt monopoly and a peasant jailed for taking sea water home.
Miss Helen Griffin and Frannie R. Stanley announce a countywide program to form Junior-Adult 4-H clubs for 18 to 25 year old rural residents. An estimated 1000 young men and women in the county lack planned activities and future work prospects. The University of Arkansas program aims to teach farming and homemaking with a path toward eventual farm ownership. Club formation begins the first week of December.
In a weekly pace, about a thousand patents are filed in the United States while Finland and Balkan states source most of their petroleum and products from the United States. The text notes vitamin D content in certain foods or products, signaling nutritional import trends.
Notvel Kelly Sr., a Montgomery County native who later lived in Delight Pike County, died Wednesday morning after a four year decline marked by two paralytic strokes. He served as representative from Pike County in the Arkansas Legislature and was twice county judge. Survived by his wife, five sons Pinck Boyd J O Harold Norvel, two daughters Helena Kelly and Mrs. E H Roberts, funeral plans incomplete.
Washington oil test progresses as drilling contractors from Dixie Drilling announce a test well west of Washington on a Prairie Mound Oil Company block. The location is the SW quarter of the NE quarter of Section 14, Township 11 South, Range 26 West, on land owned by H. W. Biggs and Senator Wheatley of Hot Springs, with clearance of the site underway.
A local announcement by Mr Btewart indicates the preliminary Worle pas project began over a week ago with the dettick set for December 1. Drilling to 3,000 feet is planned to test Trinity base lenses, with completion expected by December 15 to allow spading of the well in a Washington neighborhood, the first such test in 12 years.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs and chest congestion. It claims the product works directly on inflamed membranes and promises money back if not satisfied from the first bottle. The ad emphasizes relief even after other remedies failed.
A vintage testimonial endorses Black-Draught as a remedy for constipation and biliousness. Mrs. W. D. Jowers from Minden Louisiana says it helps after meals and at bedtime, noting improved energy and mood once regular elimination returns. The ad touts affordability with a 25 cent package today.
The snippet lists meat curing ingredients including black pepper red pepper salt and petre offered at Briant's Drug Store. It presents prices such as 40 cents for pepper and 25 for salt, indicating a simple old fashioned ad in a local newspaper.
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