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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1932
Page
2
Public notice details subscription rates and mailing jurisdictions in Hope Arkansas. Rates listed include city carrier monthly six months and yearly options. Also notes Associated Press rights and distribution terms for news dispatches.
The Star outlines a county highway program to build an all weather road segment annually and cut dirt-road mileage. It urges political and economic backing for practical scientific agriculture and emphasizes cooperative effort as in towns. The text notes continued state highway progress and critiques budgeting efficiency.
The piece notes Norman Thomas faces the least pressure among presidential hopefuls since he cannot win. It argues campaigns impose immense mental strain on major party candidates who must act carefully, and even the strongest contenders could envy his trouble free, unwinnable race.
The article praises York for launching an extensive new subway system with no formal ceremonies or events. It argues cities waste time on pointless civic pageantry and commends York for simply opening doors and starting trains.
The piece notes Japanese concern after American bank officials in Tokyo photographed business and industrial buildings. It argues public opinion inflamed by rumors of US fleets and aviation stations may prompt fears of air raids on Tokyo. It urges Americans in the Orient to avoid actions that deepen anxiety.
The passage critiques government spending on enforcing prohibition and lending to grower interests, arguing for better efficiency and services from public funds. It cites reformist aims and financial strategies amid a changing political landscape.
Philosopher Fappy Kyle endorses a Second Street drinking trough idea near Reed Bros. A half tone engraving shows A. L. Dyke’s latest automobile with Lee, his wife, and their daughters. Wilburn Mack becomes manager of Bodcan Telephone Co. at Stamps.
Miss Pearl O'Neal returns to Shreveport with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie O Neal. Mr and Mrs Albert Connerly expected to arrive tomorrow from a wedding trip in Galveston. Clyde Carson leaves Saturday for Little Rock to attend a business college.
A Leicester Evening Mail quip frames a mock confrontation where a suitor boasts a violent temper to win a bride, while a retort questions his suitability. The piece ends with a sardonic joke about fish biting each other, underscoring the comic tone.
Dona Delo arrives at the Three Rivers camp as tensions flare between her father Asper Delo and the Ball faction led by Stan Ball. Swergin, the timber boss, boasts of bold enforcement while Dudley Winters plans to curb violence amid a feud over clean cutting and government checks. Dona scenes set for a confrontation as intrigue and looming danger rise.
New York critic John Selby reviews Harold B Wrights new book on Frank Harris. The portrait portrays Harris as brilliant yet frustrated, with details from his life, self accounts, and others remarks, offering a calm historical view after his death.
The Ozark novel Ma Cinderella features a dominant female lead who runs a neighborhood with striking efficiency. The tale includes youthful romance night riders and Wright’s characteristic homely philosophy, likely to please his large readership.
Women facing weakness and nagging symptoms can find relief as Cardus supports better nourishment and strengthens resistance. By building vitality, it aims to ease discomfort without relying on temporary pills, helping natural processes proceed more smoothly.
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