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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
4
The piece advises women to use careful sleeve choices and bracelets to balance proportions and soften hands. It notes a slightly different look from the face, and suggests tips to make hands appear more graceful.
It is thought work on the proposed Atlantic flying boat service will begin early next year. Four large flying boats are under construction in French factories for the route stopping at Paris and other ports en route to the Atlantic coast.
Four deputies form the singing sheriffs group in Columbus to entertain inmates and shut ins. The volunteers organize concerts and visits to lift spirits at the jail, part of a community outreach program begun six years ago.
A dense puzzle of horizontal and vertical clues covering Roumanian terms and common words. It includes definitions for numbers 1 through 69 across and 1 through 66 down with references to languages and objects like metal, seeds, and furniture.
Baronne Cartier de Marchienne wife of the Belgian ambassador to Great Britain wore a striking black fringed frock to a recent smart party. The gown featured fine croque fabric with long heavy fringe from a scalloped hip line to the hem and matching fringed shoulder cape over the corsage.
Bloomington aviation enthusiasts Owen Tilbury and Cecil Fundy built one of the nation’s smallest planes, the Flash. It has a 14 foot wingspan, 11.5 foot length, and 3.5 foot height with a claimed 150 mph straightaway speed.
The article advises on preparing game birds during open season with roasting, broiling, or braising methods. It warns against scalding wild fowl and describes a steaming technique and simple inside-the-bird seasonings like onion celery butter apple and cranberries to enhance flavor.
The menu details Tomorrow's meals with breakfast items such as oranges cereal cream potato omelet toast milk and coffee. Luncheon includes cream of tomato soup croutons sweet potato salad whole wheat bread and butter sandwiches lemon pudding cocoa. Dinner features braised wild duck steamed wild rice creamed onions endive celery and green pepper salad deep dish apple pie and milk with substitutions available for wild duck to domestic duck chicken or fresh ham.
The text notes wild birds have little fat and require added fat in cooking. It suggests inserting a slice of bacon inside the bird or laying slices of bacon or salt pork over the breast and legs to achieve a richer taste.
Linda and Tom plot to keep four guests under roof while a likely killer among Pratt Shaughnessey Statlander and DeVos may be in the house. They plan covert interviews to uncover the truth before Monday while Tim Hanahan and Dr Parsons arrive amid tension and fear.
Captain Gil Berry of Illinois, a powerhouse on the football field, is described as "lovely" by campus observers. The Abingdon, Illinois native joined Illinois in 1929, endured a trying period under coach Bob Zuppke, and starred in a recent 87 yard kickoff return against Wisconsin, scoring two touchdowns and earning campus fame for both skill and looks. Berry is married, his wife listed among Illinois' six most popular girls.
In a heated scene, Dr. Parsons clashes with political rival Dr. Boyle over moving a body after an accident. Tim explains Boyle's absence and delay as the medical examiner's demand for formalities. Linda, calm yet excited, watches as Tom and Kathleen manage the mounting scrutiny and prepare guests for departure.
Wild ducks can be overcome by rubbing with a cut onion and stuffing with uncooked cranberries before roasting. Serve with tart jelly such as currant barberry or wild plum or a currant jelly or cranberry sauce. Wild rice enhances the dish and a crisp cabbage or celery salad complements the meal.
Rogers Arkansas plans for a two day farm exhibit and livestock show under the Future Farmers of America. Lee Badhurst, director, reports cash notices and Benton county rural women's clubs will present exhibits. The event coincides with the Arkansas Horticultural Society meeting.
Tokia Mrs Candace McLarty of Nashville visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Travis McLaughlin of Nashville call on J F McLaughlin family. Several Nashville visitors drop by during the week. C R Higgins attends federal court at Texarkana.
Rocky Mound report lists Mrs. Luther Steed on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Alex May and Grand ma May visited Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Silvey on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steed have moved into newly completed homes.
Sunday visits span Bodcaw to New Liberty with Boswell Fincher and Reyenga clans. A quiet Saturday night marriage between John Bill Jordan and Gracie Lee Mitchell drew only Bert Hunt and Lois Lingo as witnesses. Rocky Mound and Guernsey split three basketball games. gatherings and parties pepper the town with musical singing Sunday night.
New Hope residents attend singing Sunday night and welcome back Leo Hartsfield and Frank Scheoley from Texas. Jessie Pickard of Rocky Mound visits. Elna Graves has moved to Oklahoma. Local families visit and shop in Hope. Sunday school grows and Bro Stingley leads sermons.
Report notes several hogs killed around New Liberty in the past week. Mr and Mrs Ira Bishop of Piney Grove visited their parents Mr and Mrs John Dugan on Sunday. Friends of Mrs Bruce Price express hope for her recovery from a serious illness. A weather bureau meteorograph released at Dallas airport on November 10 was found by Joe Hamilton near his home and returned to Dallas.
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