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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1937
Page
3
JOHN J. KELLY notes brisk fall days bring planning for wardrobes. Wider shoulders and peaked lapels mark a drape shift from English styles, forest green suits blend blue and gray, and houndstooth stripes stay in fashion. Women push smarter fabrics, colored shirts, and solid ties as men mix harmonies and contrasts beyond past norms.
The piece recounts Japanese gains in north China and panic in Shanghai as Chinese aviators attack ships. A witness describes fleeing with minimal belongings amid shelling while civilians roam fearfully. A separate, far lighter exchange about a woman's charms and concealed weapons appears in the chatter.
An old advertisement urges using juniper oil and buchu leaves in Little green Bukets to flush kidneys and aid elimination. It compares the method to castor oil for bowels and promotes asking druggists for the test box, noting Briant's Drug Store and John S. Gibson Drug Co. as local dealers.
Limited run of $1,700 Centennial Edition remains with six sections and 69 photographs. Bound copies cost 50 cents each, or 25 cents plus six cents if mailed. First come, first served with no reservations. Preserve this authentic Southwest Arkansas history for future generations.
The long path of Hugo Lafayette Black from Alabama farms to the Supreme Court. Born 1886 in Clay County, he built a law career as an anti corporation advocate, supported workers, and rose from Ashland to Birmingham politics. He won a Senate seat amid clashes with the Underwood machine, faced Hoovers era battles, backed the New Deal, led key committees, and joined the Court after Roosevelt’s nomination.
In the Gorky House of Culture a spectator interrupted a espionage scene by shouting about open spies and urging the official on trial to fight temptation. The moment followed the spy’s line about thousands of secret spies. The exchange included a quip about a wife and a riddle.
Moscow reports a 15 passenger airship unit is tested and dirtable passenger service is planned for next year. The route covers 850 miles with a 20 hour congested area trip and aims to extend the line to Krasnoyarsk at speeds around the ideal mile per hour.
London reports Windsor visitors must pay five dollars to glimpse King George VI and Queen Elizabeth from the Royal Lodge garden as Windsor Great Park riders now require licensing amid limits on free riding. The move aims to curb the perceived abuse of the public’s view and crowd access.
An Arkansas commentary accuses Governor Carl H. Bailey of denying the people’s right to elect officials. It cites his 1986 Hot Springs remarks and alleged actions to curb Democratic primary participation, notes police displays in Little Rock, and contrasts Bailey with Roosevelt era expectations while quoting party figures and public denunciations.
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