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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
3
Shover Springs resident Emmet Lewallen and his Blytheville wife visited his sister Mrs. Howard Collier. Mrs. Cameron of Bodtow is living with her daughter Miss Milton Caudle. Sir Rogers and his Helena wife spent last week on vacation with his mother Mrs. John Laseter. John Reed has returned home from a visit with his son Mark and family.
Jot Minden and O. Phillips attended a Sunday singing convention in Murfreesboro. They returned with son Wallace who had been visiting his uncle. Mrs. Arthur Tekas visited from Dallas with her mother Mrs. J. B. Beckworth and relatives. Several local residents hosted gatherings and family moving plans were noted as the community prepares for a move to Hope this week.
A map explains how France would move most fleets to the Mediterranean while Britain would command the Atlantic and English Channel. Britain would push bombers and planes from the south of England to strike French airfields as British tanks and troops cross the channel to bolster the Maginot line and defend or attack from the North Sea to the Mediterranean.
A crop of quoted statements from public figures and citizens across the United States discusses labor energy, library power, economic faith, and views on foreign policy. The excerpts include remarks by Dr. Robert Ley, Linda A. Eastman, Harry R. Bridges, and Warren Pershing, painting a wartime public mood and concerns about national strength and productivity.
President Roosevelt commented on the primary win by South Carolina Senator Collin Ed Smith, noting political momentum and the implications for the party ahead of upcoming campaigns.
An old medicine ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a proven remedy for malarial chills and fever. It claims rapid relief, contains tasteless quinidine and iron, and builds you up. Available at drug stores in 50 cent and one dollar sizes, with the larger being more economical.
Portable irrigation systems used by Langlade County potato growers irrigate four acres per setup, delivering an inch of water in about 30 minutes. In an 80 acre Guenther field, yield reached 327 bushels per acre versus 111 on an un irrigated plot. Guenther invested $4,700 in pipe and pump and estimated $1 per acre to cover with water, using 40 hours to apply one inch.
An American speaker asks entry at a guard post and is challenged to recite the Star Spangled Banner. The sentry initially demands the anthem, but the visitor cannot recall it and is allowed to proceed.
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