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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
3
A short reflective verse speaks of belief as the key to happiness. It contrasts inner hope with external spring and cutting through sorrow, urging faith that joy awaits even after grief. The piece closes by noting joy exists if one believes.
Laura Smith and Missy Catts hosted a DAR meeting in a restored building with marigolds ferns and antiques. Mrs Chas Maynes led the session. a Yorktown surrender program noted an October 19 statue unveiling in Pershing Hall Paris honoring 117 French soldiers. About 200 DAR members attended with guests from Washington and U D C circles.
Mrs E T Kennedy spent Saturday in Texarkana while Mr and Mrs J A Pence returned to Conway after visiting Mr and Mrs Steve Carrigan. Virginia Berry resumes Falcon school teaching after a weekend with home folks. Mrs A L Johnson returns from Bonham Texas sister J L Ware visit. Mrs W P Agee returns from San Antonio trip. The Sales and Embree families visited the Shreveport Fair. Dr John Sykes to lead St Marks Episcopal service Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
Belgrade grants the official press bureau Jugoslavia a 15 year concession to sell foreign newspapers. Some see it easing price woes with a London penny paper at 12 cents and other overseas issues, while others warn of tighter censorship and easier confiscation of disagreeable items by the monopoly.
Broadway star George M. Cohan makes his talkie debut in The Phantom President at the Saenger, sharing the screen with Claudette Colbert and Jimmy Durante. George Barbier, noted actor and producer, appears with Cohan in the same vehicle.
Kitchen by Sister Mary NEA Service Writer presents cost effective meals for mothers. Braised Beef uses round steak diced carrots turnips onion salt white pepper and minimal fat. Trim fat and brown meat then add vegetables and bake in a casserole.
Breakfast includes Apple sauce cereal cream browned salt pork with gravy cornbread milk coffee Pasadena ent roasted bacon and tomato sandwich stuffed celery salad ginger cookies milk tea Dinner features Baked spare ribs with dressing sauerkraut mashed potatoes cranberry salad prune whip custard sauce milk coffee
A recipe guide describes baking meat with vegetables covered in a slow oven at 275 degrees F for three to four hours, with a gravy from the pan liquids. It includes Old-Fashioned Bread Pudding with bread crumbs milk sugar butter raisins and spices baked one hour, plus a lemon nutmeg liquid sauce recipe.
Helena Montana a preview notes that two scenic routes will open to tourists next summer the Transmountain highway in Glacier park with cliffside driving and the Red Lodge Cooke City road entering Yellowstone park from the northeast both offering major scenic experiences for travelers.
A 72 ton finback whale from San Clemente Island is on display in a railroad car at the Missouri Pacific depot on Tuesday October 25. The specimen measures over 65 feet and is preserved by expert embalmers. The exhibit follows a historic battle with whalers that became one of the most thrilling in the history of whaling.
LSU geologists, led by Dr. H. V. Howe, excavate bone deposits at Bayou Manchac. They report remains spanning hundreds of square feet and plan careful, methodical removal of skeleton remains from the clay bed.
Washington researchers Dr Vera Koehring and Dr H F Prytherch developed a seawater solution containing dioxide lactic acid and boric acid that relaxes oysters to open their shells. The method promises a less painful procedure for oysters and a simpler operation for handlers.
In Salt Lake City a backyard barbershop runs afoul of state law. Ross Angell refused a $1.50 shop fee while operating out of an open yard. S. W. Golding, state director of registration, orders Angell to obtain a properly licensed and equipped premises before resuming service.
Sir Sydney Argyle, premier of Victoria, says 04 513 people about a third of the state's population receive roughly 35 million dollars annually from relief funds funded by state and federal taxes.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Creomulsion for children's coughs and colds. It claims fast, sure relief without narcotics and describes the product as an emulsion that checks germ growth, noting it is not cheap.
In Oberammergau Germany the village plans an extra Passion Play in 1934 to mark the ten centenary of the famous crucifixion drama. Normally shown every ten years the last regular performance was in 1938. A curtain raiser will depict the plague visitation that spurred the vow behind the play.
The report notes sellers easing asking prices as producers market recent pickings while high grades stay off the market. Weather delays in the east and heavy rainfall east of the Mississippi damaged open cotton, with 407,334 bales sold in the week across ten markets. Exports reached about 1.8 million bales since Aug 1, and U S cotton spinning spindles operated in September numbered 23.9 million, up from August.
Educational authorities view with concern the growth of communism among Chinese students in government universities where student cells and communist capture of key positions are reported. An anti-Japanese society formed during the Mukden occupation but quickly came under communist control. Chinese patriotic groups have formed an anti-communist federation urging drastic action to root out the red menace in schools.
Fort Smith Arkansas circuit Judge J Sam Wood told Sebastian County grand jury that national prohibition repeal has no bearing on state enforcement. He noted Arkansas maintains a bone dry law of its own and the issue is separate from local prosecutions.
Exhibit at the Century of Progress in Chicago 1933 will trace dictionary evolution from Noah Webster 1828 with 70 090 entries to the modern unabridged dictionary surpassing 42 000 entries.
A fragment describes elk from the Detroit zoo planted in Michigan state forests, noting the Lake state forest and a pigeon river area. It mentions a 46 000 acre classification and a state planting effort in the forests.
A local scene reports Hartwell man Louis Mercer engaged in rough play with Mrs. W. E. Mercer’s collie. The dog was restrained, but when it persisted the man grabbed and injured the animal by striking its neck, causing painful injuries.
A fragmented note suggests Franklin County joined the Confederacy before Tennessee officially did, citing records tied to Peter Turney’s home and Civil War era events in Winchester.
An epidemic of whooping cough has caused several deaths among residents in Indian villages along the Tanane river in Alaska. The outbreak prompted health officials to issue warnings and urge vaccination and containment measures.
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