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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1932
Page
2
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The Star's Platform argues for annual revisions to build an all weather road, reducing dirt roads. It cites political and economic support from scientific agricultural programs and hemp industry groups, endorsing cooperative effort as essential for the county's farming communities and broader state progress.
A columnist honors Dr. Walter Blair Stewart Jr of Atlantic City for treating infantile paralysis at a municipal hospital. The piece notes his tireless, risky work often costs him his health and risks his own family, a burden not reflected on a doctor’s bill.
Henry Ford once set a five dollar daily minimum and inspired a wage revolution. Now Ford plants adopt a fifty cent per hour minimum for unskilled labor for an eight hour shift, signaling a rollback in wage progress as economic pressures force a change.
An observer notes autumn brings reopenings of colleges and the annual flag rush. He questions why young collegians seek an afternoon of modified warfare, likening it to a street riot with battered heads and ruined clothes, and suggests excess animal spirits drive the tradition.
Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana argues economic recovery hinges on confidence built by individual honesty. Edward D. Duffield of Princeton University echoes the need to restore character to revive the economy.
The article notes oysters as easy to digest protein with high mineral and vitamin content including iodine, iron, vitamins A C B D. It outlines digestibility depends on cooking, warns fried coatings hinder digestion, and suggests serving ideas like oyster salad and cocktails for winter dining. It also mentions wine style seating in British Lords.
The guidance warns that low temperatures combined with excessive heat or lengthy cooking times make meat tough and leathery, affecting texture and quality.
Isham Mack of Bodean visited town for rye seed trade. Judge Mayton, mayor of Sardis, was in town earlier. Dale Jones, ex Bobcats and Hope High football alumnus, now at Henderson Brown College, greeted friends in Hope. Charles Routon and Clarence Ellen of Ouachita arrived to attend the Bobcats Ouachita Tigerettes football clash.
Analysis notes Missouri shifting from solidly Democratic to more competitive. 1928 presidential results show Hoover leading over Smith, while 1930 congressional elections yielded 12 Democrats and 4 Republicans. Primaries reveal 618,772 Democratic votes against 361,613 Republican votes amid prohibition debate. Missouri loses two electoral votes due to reapportionment.
London reports the partnership of the world’s two tallest mannequins ends in marriage. Norah Terry is engaged and her partner, now single, has accepted a job offer with an American firm.
Dona Delo faces mounting danger as Tim bersome war over timber lands escalates. Stan Ball hides in plain sight while Asper Delo vows justice, Dudley Winters plots a plan, and Dona confronts a web of secrets on the Three Rivers frontier.
El Dorado defeated the Frescott Curly Wolves 22 to 12 on its own field. Little Rock beat North Little Rock 13 to 0. Camden shut out Texarkana 15 to 0, while Malvern and Arkadelphia played to a scoreless tie at Malvern.
Nurse V. Fletcher shares a testimonial that Adlerika eased stomach gas, aiding sleep. The ad from John S. Gibson Drug Company promotes Adlerika as a remedy for bloating and discomfort affecting rest.
A Stockholm letter from Vart Hem reports a Seashore landlady Mrs. Svenssap fears money sent by return mail from her husband is delayed causing distress. The exchange notes urgency as she plans to return home. The brief vignette captures worry over financial support in a distant locale.
Pile sufferers are advised that the only cure is to remove the congestion in the lower bowel and that Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets will quickly and safely banish pile misery with a money back guarantee. Ward and Son and druggists nationwide sell it.
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