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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
4
Regular meeting of the B and P W club postponed to Monday with Mira I. BR. Nagh of Texarkana as guest. notices of travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair, university enrollments in Austin, and several local visits, funerals, and family arrivals in Texarkana and surrounding towns.
A breezy mix of horse racing query and sports anecdotes. It recalls 1932 champion three year old contenders, mentions last year’s money winner Gusto, and tucks in notes on Hack Wilson switching to second base with the Dodgers. Also recalls Brody Ryan as Giants shortstop and a municipal police honor.
Edmund Lowe and Wynne Gibson star in the romantic comedy Her Bodyguard opening Tuesday at the Saenger. The backstage intrigue tale pairs a private detective with a stage star amid a jealous producer and ex-boyfriend, with a lively supporting cast and a finale of comic misadventure repeatedly teased.
A humorous exchange from the Vancouver Province notes a neighborly car trade when a saxophone was traded on part exchange for a new car. The dealer, amusingly, was the neighbor who accepted the unusual barter as an exception.
John Jacob Astor, born 1763 and died 1848, was likely the wealthiest figure in early U.S. history. His fortune, built through trade and real estate, made him a dominant commercial power in a nascent nation.
War Buddies Swerved Course The World War care along and Bailey joined the army and went to the front. That's where he learned to play the machine gun and there he met some young recruits from Chi Cayo who were to play a big part in his life later on. With them, he formed some fast friendships.
Bailey left farming to chase war-time friends in Chicago where he became a liquor runner for a syndicate. He rose to gang leadership, lived as a gentleman, and aided in the St Valentine Day massacre. He later led an outlaw band, robbed banks including Lincoln National Bank, and was imprisoned after a Kansas City golf course arrest. A lawyer was murdered in a related case.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. A spoonful of Adlerika is suggested to reduce bloating and clean out poisons, washing both upper and lower bowels. Mention of John S. Gibson Drug Co Ady.
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