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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1932
Page
2
The item presents a newspaper masthead for the Hope Star with names Pael C. E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher. It includes the paper’s second class mailing statement and subscription rates for local and out of area readers. It notes Associated Press use and copyright language common to era publications.
The Star outlines Hope City's push to use municipal power plant revenues for social resources and 1933 pavement and sanitary improvements. Support comes from the Chamber of Commerce with county and state highway programs aiming to build all weather roads yearly. Emphasizes cooperative farming and efficient government with a budget system.
A St. Louis youth, taunted for a grotesque nose, commits suicide after enduring relentless teasing. The essay condemns peer cruelty from children and adults, the herd instinct driving ridicule, and notes such cruelty degrades civilization and exacts a costly price from innocent victims.
The North Carolina solicitor dropped the murder charge against Broadway singer Libby Holman due to meager evidence. The case exposed unwarranted public humiliation she endured, leaving a lasting scar on her life. The public should now remember the young entertainer.
The piece argues that Roosevelt will influence policies before taking office next March and urges rapid ratification of the 20th Amendment to set the new president and Congress to office in January. It notes moves with Hoover on war debts and the short Congress seeking guidance from Roosevelt. It calls for 19 more state ratifications and swift action.
The remarks attribute a range of views to Al Herbst Frank Schwab and Roscoe Turner. Herbst defends seriousness, Schwab jokes about saloons and beer, Turner imagines cross country breakfast and rapid air travel.
Columbus Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Sloan of Saratoga visited Friday. Various residents including Dr. H. H. Darnall, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Miss Mary Gaines Autrey, and Mrs. Glen Ellis spent weekends or weekdays in Saratoga, Hope, Nashville, and Washington. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Mattie Royston and Dr. W. R. Anderson.
Friends note 60 day vacation then salute his return to service. Mrs Allie Owens and family share meals with neighbors as visits and Sunday school plans fill the week. Kenneth Hamilton visits from Hope while Eli Porter from Guernsey and others call on Mrs Owens and family.
Detroit officials set March 25 as the opening date for the 1933 National Aircraft Show to be held at Detroit City Airport. It is described as the industrys only national show with manufacturers from across the country expected to exhibit.
A reader describes a medical visit where a large swelling on the left side was removed, yielding a wonderful cure. The exchange ends with the patient confirming payment of the bill in Munich.
Antioch residents Mr and Mrs Sylvester Richardson from Prescott and Mr and Mrs Oscar Browning from Nashville visited Ed Jenkins. Scott Hittle from Prescott called on Will Mahon. Abel Thompkins from Piney Grove stayed with sister Mrs Tom White. Rev Linam from Prescott preached his first sermon here. Local youths surprised Fletcher and Vester Jenkins with a party Tuesday night. Francene Mahon is improving after illness. Douglas and Elmore Dougan hosted visitors at John Dougan’s home. Sam Crabb returned from Texarkana last Saturday night.
Bruce Catton lauds Mark Sullivan's Our Times Volume Four covering 1909 to 1910s. The book centers Theodore Roosevelt, recounts the Taft split, Roosevelt’s Europe tour, and the 1912 Republican convention. Scribner's publishes it at 3.75 dollars.
Bodcaw High School establishes the Home Economics Girls Farm Club with officers including Wanda Lee Mattison as president and Dora Taylor as vice president. A monthly program is planned for the second Wednesday at 10 30 a m with Mrs Morgan Smith as sponsor.
Mrs. Thomas Etheir of Sudbury Ont aged 65, mother of 19, has married for the fourth time to 67 year old Telesphere Dupuis. The wedding marks her latest step to the altar despite a large family and advancing years.
Intense grooming can lift mood with everyday routines for hair skin and a home facial. Keep hair trimmed and coiffed, scrub skin with soap, use cleansing creams and a homemade egg mask for a fresh look. Wash with tepid water, rinse with cold, and finish with ice dash for a renewed appearance.
Linda and Tom guard four house guests after Amos Prabody is killed on the Averills Long Island balcony. They suspect Marvin Pratt or Irish writer Shaughnessey and plan a staged alibi while Dr. Boyle delays, aiming to unmask the real killer before dinner.
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