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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1929
Page
5
Autumn social events fill the town with PTA meetings at the high school and Oglesby School, bridge party highlights, and guests at homes on South Elm Street. A legal notice seeks $4,000,000 from a brother for a one-fifth share of a store’s profits, while other items report club wins, visits, and local civic movements.
Ten Pare loves her guardian Brent while a dying beggar curses his plans for Helen. Brent fabricates an heiress tale to Cyril Cunningham, wins acceptance, then battles rivals Shallimar Morris Bob Ennis in a tangled romance. Helen faces engagement shocks as love triangles unfold at Bramblewood.
Mineral Springs Arkansas authors claim a world champion rat that can whip cats in a show window. The tale describes multiple cats and dogs, with a rat victorious over J Whitcomb Riley and others, prompting local jokes and a newspaper promotion offering a year’s subscription for a cat that can beat the rat.
Athletics slugged through a continued page one report with Dykes and Miler driving runs while Foxx and Burns contributed. Ten runs on ten hits and errors are tallied through eight innings as Chicago and Philadelphia exchange outs and scores.
Thieves stole jewels valued at more than 175000 from the Highland Park home of utilities operator Martin Insull last Tuesday night. News of the robbery was withheld from the press at the request of Mrs. Insull.
An old ad promotes Dr Bond's K and B as a urinary remedy for frequent urination and bladder discomfort. It claims quick soothing relief, notes that the product targets urinary organs, and offers price details of one dollar twenty cents with prepaid shipping via Good's Pharmacy in Little Rock.
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