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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1932

Page

3

Autumn Hymn and Local Gatherings Across Texarkana

A nostalgic Autumn tone opens the page with a devotional verse. The rest lists numerous social notes: Miss Maggie Bell visits Texarkana, Mrs. John P. Cox hosts friends there, and several families host travelers from Henderson, Houston, Archdown, and Dallas. Mrs. Womans Missionary Society meets at First Baptist with officer elections. Worldly trips to New Orleans and Little Rock are noted, plus hospital stays for Mrs. Agee. Calves are not mentioned. pillow stuffing earns the Ladies Auxiliary meeting.

Experts Say No to Abolishing Love

New York experts at the third international Eugenics conference argue for preserving love while guiding mate selection through eugenic education. They claim education shapes ideals to favor healthier parenthood and support love at first sight when ideals align. They also endorse co education, early marriages, and understanding background and heredity in choosing a partner.

NEA New York Museum of Natural History C. G. Campbell National Eugenics Research Associations Dr. Campbell Campbell Henry H. Laughlin Carnegie Institution Washington Marrriage

Waters of Rio Grande Spread Ten Miles Wide

Flood waters of the Rio Grande inundated about ten miles of fertile land near its mouth in Hidalgo county Texas causing property losses in the millions and more than a dozen deaths. The crest reached six miles upstream from Brownsville with overflow draining into a floodway near Mission. Mexican bank lowlands absorbed more water than American shore as small settlements were submerged.

Brownsvile Texas Rio Grande Hidalgo County Brownsville Mission

Prince Maintains Massive Clipping Library

London reports the Prince of Wales curates a vast file of press clippings. He reportedly owns over 40 volumes, each with about 7000 clippings, used as reference for past speeches and visits.

London Prince of Wales

Ambitious Josh Aims for Wealth in Farm Tale

Farmer Corntessel says his son Josh plans to become rich and successful, already treating his father as a mere poor relation. The Washington Evening Star quotes the exchange reflecting family pride and ambition.

Josh Farmer Corntessel Washington Evening Star

Tramp Compares Spike Mullins to Sleepwalking Star

In a street exchange quoted by the Longhorn, a tramp says Spike Mullins is the luckiest man on the road. The college boy asks how, and the tramp explains Mullins is a somnambulist who walks in his sleep, leaving him free to rest all day.

Hennery Spike Mullins Longhorn

Juggler Hobbs Quips on Train Arrival and Income

The exchange features a juggler Hobbs remarking that hometowns see crowds meeting the train, while Dobbs admits he lives beyond his income and struggles to stay within credit limits. The table turns to social observations on gender understanding with a bemused quote about knowing men and women.

Mrs Ward to Attend Hospital Association Meetings

Mrs Harold E Ward business manager of Josephine hospital will leave Wednesday night for Detroit Michigan to attend meetings of the American Protestant Hospital association September 9 to 12 and the American Hospital association to follow. She will be accompanied by her son Robert and will visit Chicago and Mexico Missouri before returning home late in September.

Harold E. Ward Josephine Hospital Detroit Mich American Protestant Hospital Association Ward American Hospital

Radio Beacon Network Planned Along Pacific Coast Route

The U S Department of Commerce authorizes 30 more radio beacons across the nation and five to be erected on the Pacific coast air route from Canada to Mexico, extending guidance along 1206 miles of coast.

San Francisco U. S. Department of Commerce

Plane safety seats introduced in London

London reports safety seats for airplanes with parachutes attached. In an emergency the pilot can lift the seats and passengers over the side, with parachutes opening automatically to lower them safely.

London

Thalia’s New Daughter and Stage Faith Renewed

The Buffalo Evening News quotes belief that Thalia’s new daughter will lift the stage, while the Boston Transcript notes a clergyman’s claim that marriage prevents suicide, countered by a skeptical view.

Boston Transcript

Comrox Declines Golf Claim Says He Still Works At It

A Washington Evening Star remark has Mr Comrox denying he plays golf while noting he continues to work at improving his game. The exchange contrasts casual activity with ongoing effort.

National guards in every state except Nevada

The entry notes that every state and territory of the United States except Nevada maintains a national guard or militia, underscoring a broad, nationwide structure of organized defense corps.

The United States Nevada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sid Henry Maggie Bell Mrs Fred Marshall Texarkana Wilbur Jones of Ozan City John P. Cox Thomas Darby Houston, Tex W. S.atkins Darby Wilma Atkins W. P. Agee, Jr St. Louis Barnes Hospital Dorsey McRae Sr John D. McRae Mrs. McRae Dallas Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Cleve Anders R. M. Lagrone Elizabeth Middlebrooks P. H. Webb Gordon Frank Hicks Evelyn Johnson New Orleans Billy Duckett Little Rock W. G. Hart of Prescott Zenobia Reed W. H. Hutchinson A. M. Key Calvin Herry Jr S. L. Reed Fayetteville State University Mrs. Burgher Jones Colson Dennison Tex Lillian Graham R. M Julia Chester Hospital R. E. Carpenter E. Ford City Hall Joan Blondell Stuart Erwin Also Studio Murder Mystery Tynyck Claudette Colbert Edmund Lowe Stuart Erwin Matinee Thurs Prince Juggler Hobbs Dobbs Srintzess Sez Hugh Mrs. Ward Hospital Ass’n Oxfords Misses School Marcella Owa Robison Geo Friedman Shelby Brand Oxford Sport Oxford Nunn Bush W. Robison & Co Nashville Thalia Legs Diamond Buffalo Evening News Adam's Bill Colector Louisville Courier-Journal Cincinnati Enquirer Dr. Laughlin
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