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A fragment from The Star Publishing Co at Hope Arkansas notes a postal matter under the March 3 1897 act. Names listed include CB Palmer Provident Ales H Washburn and Sduitce and Publisher belen matter.
19 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
1
A fragment from The Star Publishing Co at Hope Arkansas notes a postal matter under the March 3 1897 act. Names listed include CB Palmer Provident Ales H Washburn and Sduitce and Publisher belen matter.
The NRA plans an educational drive to explain why prices rise, aiming to keep purchasing power steady. Meanwhile the Army grumbles at extended camp life and separations as reservists replace regulars. the State Department reports long hours amid Cuban upheaval and rumors of recognition, with officials denying any stance.
A feminist essay urges women to use cosmetics to highlight natural features rather than mask them. It quotes a major American cosmetics firm advocating eye-enhancement and notes agreement among artists and beauty authorities.
A reader proposes letting a seven year old ride a streetcar to school with a trusted guardian on the route. The author recounts similar journeys by other children and argues it builds independence, while noting parental hesitancy and seeking practical safeguards. The piece blends child welfare with a call for responsible oversight and community help.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes autumn eye care and a pun about an alibi. It mentions Watling Street in London as a Roman road built by Julius Caesar during his 9th century campaigns.
Spring Hill visitors from Port Arthur and Texarkana attend local events while families gather for funerals. A Quarterly conference yields a fine sermon, and local movers handle house changes. Hippo tracks in East Africa affect golf balls, and 17th century table knives reshape dining. Putnam County WV hosts a town named Paradise.
Eve Baytless, heiress to Bixty's department store, contends with a coercive suitor and a live-wire social circle as Mona Allen and Sam lure her to a seaside town. After a tense confrontation with Reece, Eve flees to a lonely road, seeks shelter with a farmer’s wife, and returns home haunted by threats and rumors about her husband Dick.
Readers learn to bake flaky tender pie crust using plain pastry with careful measuring and mixing. Key tips include choosing flour, using shortening, avoiding overmixing, and adding water gradually. Cold ingredients, quick handling, and precise ratios for a double crust pie are stressed.
The piece breaks down common football jargon from scouts discussing Warner offense and related plays. It explains terms like sweep, wingback, flat, spot pass, check, spinners, reverses, doubly reverse, and cutback with concise definitions and examples.
The article discusses the short side of a center in the Warner system, noting fewer men on that side. It mentions August 22 as a key date for a race, Erskine Johnson predicting Fred Perry to win the national singles title at Forest Hills based on Pacific Southwest Tennis champions’ past trends, and references a book review of Trial by Hesjudice published by Covid-Friede for $2.58.
Arthur Garfield Hays argues that emotions and prejudices can override reason in criminal cases, causing wrongful convictions. He cites Mooney, Scottsboro, Gastonia, Centralia J.W.W., Leo Frank, and Sacco-Vanzetti as examples, noting safeguards exist but bias persists.
Mr Nebo and neighbors share syrup making and pea picking as Cotton mekink nears end. Mr and Mrs Robert Rogers welcome a daughter. Huston McClellan remains ill. Jimmie Cooley and Irene and Jimmie Carroll visit with Mrs McClellan. Mrs Dorsie Burns stays on sick list. Dr and Mrs Zimmerly dine with Mr and Mrs Walter Jones. Mrs G W King visits with Mrs W Yancy. Mrs McClure recovers after snake bite. C C McClellan and Beatrice Baker travel to Nashville with Emmet Baker to First Methodist, joined by Bro Williams of Spring Hill. Dale Corley visits with W B Yaney.
Glenn Coker, superintendent of Blevins High School, will classify pupils of the Blevins district beginning Wednesday. Pupils near Belton meet at Leslie's Store from 1 to 4 in the afternoon, grades 9 to 12. Pupils near McCankill meet at the Mc Caxkill School from 1 to 5. Thursday morning all pupils near Blevins are classified at Blevins High from 9 to 3.15, grades 9, 11 and 12 requested. One school bus will run Arcadia to Blevins at about 8 o'clock.
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