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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1931
Page
8
A detailed discussion of fall hat styles inspired by the Second Empire, highlighting fashion houses, trims like garden bouquets, plumes, and cocardes. Notes on materials including felt, velvet, and velour, with emphasis on black and brown bases, unexpected greens and wine reds, and the challenge of maintaining perfect coiffure with upturned brims.
Three men who left Lisbon for New York in an airplane were overdue after 48 hours in the air. They carried fuel for 48 hours and were last reported 48 hours after departure near Lisbon. A stormer sighted them off Cape Rave Nek Foundland earlier on Monday afternoon.
In Arkansas cattle suffer denting from eating second growth cane. Dr J H Bux state veterinarian warns farmers to carefully select pastures. When cut cane sprouts reappear or growth resumes after weather changes hydrocyanic venom forms and is almost invariably fatal to cows. No other stock reports noted.
Staid Mount Rainier may have its age roughly dated using fossilized leaves and twigs found on Mount Arparl, a peak of Rainier. Naturalist Howard Coombs of Rainier National Park staff suggests these specimens could determine the mountain’s age within a few thousand years.
Woolena Blold notes the fall appeal of cloth frocks and silks for college and business wear. Satin crepes and ca nstone fabrics appear in rich plaids and solids, with woolens influencing silk designs. Evening gowns favor satin pastels and three color patterns on dark grounds. Transparent velvets gain popularity for afternoon and evening wear.
A residence owned by Jim Dodson and occupied by another family was slightly damaged by fire at 3 o’clock Monday afternoon. A defective flue allowed a wood fire to set the roof ablaze. City firemen extinguished the blaze with reported losses not more than $100.
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