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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
4
The column lists social updates from War Eagle including visits by Sid Henry and the Duvalls, Mrs. Edward Woodford in Little Rock, and a Baltimore return. It covers a September wedding in Honea, garden care tips, job prospects for a local graduate, and several plans for Miss Ruth Poll, Miss Frances Eason, and Miss Myra Cox McKay, plus notes on Miss Chiulia Coop’s recovery and other community happenings.
Miss Robertson and Katia McDaniel of Marys Beauty Shop plan a Sunday night departure for a week in Dallas to attend Hof mans annual beauty show and style school. Miss Mozelle Cloud of Arkadelphia accepts a new job in the Diamon dicife. Mr and Mrs Royce Weisenberger leave for Marshall Ark where he becomes superintendent of schools for the year, accompanied to Little Rock by Charles Manihan en route to visit his sister Bertha Hamilton.
Our church schedules Sunday services with Sunday school at 4 and preaching at 1 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Rev and Mrs Bert Webb of Minneapolis will lead three services next week. Webb has overseer and director roles in Minnesota religious organizations and led a revival in Russellville with about seventy conversions. The community is invited to attend all services and hear the Webb party.
Philadelphia report notes Thomas Yawkey, a Boston owner with a vast fortune, refuses to sell star Julius Salters and hints at strategic moves in Red Sox transactions. The piece highlights Yawkey’s deep pockets, prior investments in Cronin and Grove, and his lineage in baseball, including foster father William Hoover Yawkey.
Grace Moore stars in Love Me Forever a drama romance and music filled presentation premiering Sunday through Tuesday at the Sacavor Theater. The film promises soul stirring melodies and a story of love enduring amid hardship with Moore delivering dramatic appeal and vocal grace.
The fragment cites Alfred E. Smith on labor property equality and tenure, Roosevelt on American spirit and inquiry, Moley’s brain trust comment, Warren G. Earle on amendments, and Carina Chapman Catt on women and peace. It notes a 1271 pound biting power attributed to the average jaw.
The piece outlines Boston’s pursuit of Salters, with Solters as a central figure in the American League franchise talks. It notes Solters’ 289 batting in 1939, his strong outfield arm, and mixed opinions from figures like Mickey Cochrane and Tom Yawkey about acquiring him. It mentions Boston’s revival of fan interest and Yawkey’s plan to build a winner, amid broader franchise reshuffling and market bets.
An Indian University School of Medicine professor extols flour based foods to sustain mental and physical energy. He argues biscuits bread and hot rolls should form a larger share of daily diets, balancing with milk meat and spreads to meet nervous strain and improve endurance for students workers and professionals. Government data shows flour and bread costs rising, underscoring value of wheat products.
Rodney Dutcher, Washington correspondent for this paper and NBA Service, honeymooning with his bride at Martha's Vineyard, Mass. Mrs Dutcher, formerly Miss Mary Taylor of Philadelphia, has two years as editor of the AAA Consumers' Guide after a career in foreign correspondence and as a magazine editor.
The report notes a large rise in airmail prompting talks of twice weekly air service between England and Australia while a single weekly flight is currently operated. It also gives a maintenance tip on fan belt tension to prevent pulley throw during high speed runs.
A plan to light the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge upon completion uses a lighting output equal to the illumination of 35 full moons. The project outlines specify lumens and installation dates as part of the bridge finishing milestones.
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