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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1932
Page
2
Hope Arkansas based Star Publishing Co. outlines daily weekday publication, advertising focus, and government check on news. It notes a policy against tributes and memorials to save space and warns manuscripts are not returned. Rates for carriers and mail are listed along with AP usage terms.
A humorous verse by Helen Welshimer playfully lists a mischievous child’s imagined antics. It contrasts wild, harum scarum conduct with the idea of a model child who never complains and goes to bed at nine. A lighthearted critique of parental expectations appears through humorous images.
The Star's Platform outlines using municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope’s Siesta and social resources. It calls for more pavement in 1937, better sanitary conditions, a county highway program for all weather roads, and support for agricultural co operatives. It also advocates state highway progress, tax reform, and a budget based efficient government.
Rex Brasher spent four decades compiling a 12 volume set with 1200 bird paintings. He copied plates by hand for an edition of 100 after four color prints proved unaffordable. He calls completion the most tragic moment, since loving work turns toil into joy.
An anecdote about censorship notes a ribald cartoon book sold openly in the United States before a London firm printed an English edition. Several grosser sketches were dropped for Britain and then a U.S. customs ruling labeled the English copy obscene and barred its import.
A long article argues any final action by the Senate on the St Lawrence seaway treaty with Canada is unlikely in the coming short-term session. It suggests the issue is weighty and warrants extended consideration in a full session, with no harm in postponing ratification debates until then.
A compilation of brief quotes mentions Pete Harrison as a Mississippi senator, a claim Tam is out of politics, and remarks by Charles G. Dawes and Clarence Darrow criticizing figures like Samuel Insull and others. The excerpt reflects midcentury political sentiment and controversy.
Hon Joe T Robinson governor elect will give an oration at the Elks Lodge rooms Sunday afternoon as members hold their annual Lodge of Sorrow in memory of departed brothers. D S Campbell of Columbus was in the city en route to Arkadelphia. Miss George Conrlly of this city and Jim Geé of Prescott were married at Prescott and will live there.
Dale Philips of Little Rock spent Thanksgiving in this city with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Philips. Miss Louise Knobel, after two weeks in St. Louis, arrived in the city yesterday morning. Mrs. Jessie Riley has returned from a visit to her mother in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
The excerpt outlines a cake making process with mixing flour and soda, adding nuts and vanilla, steaming for three hours, then baking forty five minutes in a slow oven. It notes the batter yields four loaves and half the quantity for two loaves, with careful cooling and storage in waxed paper and a tin.
Patrolman Clarence Shearer of Springdale found his police car stolen and wrecked, then abandoned a few blocks away from his residence after leaving it parked at his home for weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harding are welcomed as their relatives move to Emmet. Mr. Joe Morton will reside nearby for another year, joining local residents in this gradual community shift.
A Cairo bound air mail plane ran low on fuel and forced to land in the Wadilalfa hills. Camels ferried gasoline cans from the nearby area to refuel the distressed aircraft and ensure its safe continuation to Cairo.
The report notes about 1 000 establishments in the Netherlands are engaged in making wooden shoes.
A dated fruit cake recipe notes using no brandy as a preservative and relies on thorough baking, chocolate, and strong coffee or juice for moisture. It lists ingredients such as shortening, brown sugar, eggs, molasses, raisins, candied peels and nuts and provides detailed mixing steps for a moist, long lasting cake. The text also includes a sample meal plan with breakfast lunch and dinner items.
Linda Averill must manage four guests trapped at Amos Peabody’s Long Island home after his apparent accidental death. As she and Tom guard the mansion, Marvin Pratt and LIAN SHAUGHNESSEY draw suspicion while Dr Boyle orders everyone to stay. Linda confronts danger while plotting to uncover the true killer.
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