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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1934
Page
4
A fragmentary local column blends a nostalgic ode by Mrs. Henry Hath with social notes and schedules. It references memory lanes, weathered scenes, and a long list of residents and visits from Hawthorne, Mansfield, Brocton, Malvern, and Texarkana, plus church and Legion activities and a seventh birthday party. The text conveys a small town paper tone with names, places, dates, and events scattered through the imperfect OCR.
Fragmented text notes political accusations and tax issues amid a discussion of public governance. It references a broadcast by The Mid String Band on KCMO and a note about water shortages. It mentions spending over 100,000,000 on dredging navigable channels of the Thames river Payline over 25 years.
The General Assembly referred Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 19 to the people. If a majority of electors voting at the next general election approve, the amendment will become part of the Arkansas Constitution as Article 6, section 6. The measure awaits voter decision in the general election for senators and representatives.
Digest includes a home menu with barley and cheese dish instructions, sausage with cracked wheat, veal stew with dumplings, and a chicken of state constitutional amendments text. It blends cooking guidance with a legal amendment notice from Arkansas dated 1933. The menu portion emphasizes barley with cheese and sausage with cracked wheat, followed by a formal constitutional section about tax and appropriation rules.
Fragment of a recipe page describing making plain cornmeal mush, forming slices with cheese and spices, baking until golden, and serving with a seasoned sauce. Also mentions a nut butter mix and a cold water soak for ramp onion, plus notes on keeping plans fresh by straw mulch.
Del Baker, veteran Tigers coach, explains the shoulder injury of Bo McMillin era prospect Flon Aaker and argues football damages players for baseball careers. Baker, who managed Beaumont in 1931 and 1982, reflects on his history with Rowe and other Detroit prospects and warns that football scars end promising baseball futures.
Medicated tonic promises relief from malaria symptoms by killing the infection in the blood and building up iron-rich blood to prevent reinfection. Marketed as pleasant tasting and safe for children, Grave’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is offered in bottles with two sizes, priced for immediate purchase.
The article argues that athletic talent in football often harms baseball prospects. It cites players from T to Navers, Strong, Mathewson, Collins, Frisch, and Stephenson as examples of crossovers where injuries or different skills limited baseball success. It asserts Baker’s view that football and baseball don’t mix well.
A new plastic material for fountain pens may be made by dissolving chicken feathers in caustic acid and hardening with formaldehyde, a method drawing attention from fans and researchers alike.
The fragment references rationing quantities suggesting a plan to provide 32 ounces per capita weekly, including 2.0 ounces of mitten and 2.0 ounces of pork, but lacks complete details. The text appears to be an OCR fragment, with unclear source, dates, or authorities responsible for the allocation.
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