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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1933

Page

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Washington Notes On Codes Campaigns And Moley Staff

Washington correspondent reviews the auto code education push and the administration campaign for cooperation among small businesses and consumers. It notes Ra Moley staff changes at the State and Justice departments, tied to Moley’s departure, and adds satire on Washington brains and a Hyde Park social note about Roosevelt.

Washington Pastngton FRA Iident PRA -High Command Blizzari Frank Ro Wnson

Beth the Center of a Family Storm Shows Child in the Ring

Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Clark discuss Beth as the focus of attention and financial concerns around clothes and school, while Beth grows restless and hurt. Auntie and sisters clash over constant talk of Beth, who pleads to be noticed. A cautionary note warns against overemphasizing one child.

Mrs. Holmes Beth Dimity Mrs. Clark Steles Schoal Auntie

Notable quotes spark mixed views across era

A mosaic of public figures and opinions unfolds. Bertrand Russell contrasts building civic virtue with hatred. NRA leaders push nonviolent reform. A U.S. Army officer reflects on love and fidelity. A Tennessee financier seeks tobacco dominance amid rising risks. The Prince of Wales faces farm losses and relocation doubts.

Deadline Nears On Auto Code

Washington faces decisive steps as 500000 workers are to be put back to work under the revived recovery drive. The auto code takes effect Tuesday with no word from Henry Ford on participation while rift persists over labor union language in the blue eagle codes. NRA headquarters remain quiet but leaders warn of stakes in the code dispute.

Henry Ford NRA Hugh S. Johnson America

Campaign objectives and labor policy clash in automakers code

The campaign progress rested with leaders as they revisit objectives. Beyond Ford, the automobile code sharpens the labor union dispute that Johnson and officials aim to address in Washington. The trade charter allows firing or promoting workers by merit regardless of union membership, a point labor spokesmen call an open shop principle.

Ford Vlaber Union Johnson Washington Motor Car Manufacturers Labor

Eve and Mona clash over coat ad error in city paper

Eve Rader faces ruin as a typographical error in a Saturday coat sale slashes prices by 90 dollars, triggering a costly misprint. Mona Allen blames Eve while Bixby and Gordon race to fix the fallout and save the department store’s reputation and profits.

Kregin Dick Radeh Unke City Oaian Amun Dixby Mona Aly Charles Hema Eve Mona Dixby Garney Topy Hineelf Miss Gordon Har O. K Wrontweil Artone Price Coat Mr. Bixby Iive Aviene Arleie Bixby Bixby's

Hope boy visits relatives as news comes from town

Falt Boyett of Hope spent Sunday with relatives in town after three years in Little Rock. Gold bearing rock has been found near Murfreesboro on the Prescott and Northwestern Railroad, valued at about 100 dollars per ton in gold and silver. John P. Cok of Waldo stayed with the Barlow family Thursday. Selby Kennedy, a pharmacy student in Little Rock, visited his parents Dr and Mrs W S Kennedy. Earl O Neal left for Conway to re-enter Hendrix College. Mrs R M Briant left for Mineral Wells Texas.

Falt Boyett Little Rock Prescott and Northwestern Murfreesboro John P. Cok Waldo Weet Selby Kennedy Phamtey WS. Kennedy Earl O'Neal Conway Hendrix College R. M. Briant Mineral Wells Texas

Glorifying Yourself Be By Alicia Hart see Hart wants

Advice on preparing for fall parties with lighter skin tones and tanning care. Discusses pale summer dresses, bleaching options, home remedies with lemon and cucumber, and the need to restore skin with nourishing cream after bleaching. Mentions facial bleaches and strawberry masks for complexion and cautions about overdoing lightening.

Alicia Hart See Hart

Sauces for Winter Use and How to Make Catsup

A guide on seasoning versatile sauces, noting ketchup and chili sauce aim for zest without heat. Includes tested recipes for tomato catsup and chili sauce with steps, ingredients, and canning tips. Also cautions that cold chili sauce spoils quickly and may not keep well.

De Glances by George Clark Hunning

Neck and neck column notes a witty paradox about the flu and senses. It cites a Scribner's attribution to Williaty Lyon Phelyser and lists an estimate of 1,304,200 people named Smith in the United States.

Williaty Lyon Phelyser Scribner's Smith United States

The Tale of Chicago by Edgar Lee Masters review

A thoughtful review of Edgar Lee Masters’s The Tale of Chicago from Putnam. It praises his portrait of a city he loves while criticizing the money driven rise led by quick riches. The piece highlights Masters’s focus on architects, Douglas, Altgeld, pioneer days, Fort Dearborn, Father Marquette, and the Chicago fire, noting strong word pictures and a $4.75 price.

Inen Chicago Stephen A. Douglas John Altgeld Mr. Masters tShe Fort Dearborn Father Marquette Putnam

Get Rid of Malaria with Grove's Tasteless Tonic

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual remedy for malaria and a general tonic. It claims to destroy the parasite in the blood and build up the blood with iron, noting widespread use and safety for children, available at all stores.

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