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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1936
Page
2
Smackover High School prepares a special Friday night train trip for Bobcats fans. Coach Foy Ham trains the squad amid rain and field conditions, with two players sidelined and expectations of strong attendance and band support for the Hope contest.
The report notes a Republican presidential candidate, Landon, addressing reporters on Monday about health and insurance policy. He states the need for attentive consideration of Roosevelt's plan to safeguard against uncertainty, signaling a stance on national insurance and protection.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a bowel cleansing remedy to relieve stomach gas pressure and intestinal buildup. It features testimonials claiming rapid relief of gas, improved sleep, and better eating after taking a single dose, with endorsements from Dr. BH. Shoub of New York.
The Yankee pennant run robbed the season of drama but Jimmy Dykes earned high praise for molding a cast of castoffs into a competitive White Sox club. He evaluated players by potential, turning discarded talent into strong contributors, and guiding pitchers like Vernon Kennedy and Bill Dietrich to success while proving his skill as a manager.
Jimmy Dykes has steered the Chicago White Sox to solid form this season. Tony Fiet has delivered in right field while Muddy Ruel guides pitchers and his coaching acumen fuels Cain and Dietrich’s improvements. Despite limited spending, Dykes has made the most of secondhand material, earning strong praise for his managerial work.
The 1936 East football race centers on Princeton as the leading favorite with Ken Sandbach at quarterback. Contenders include Fordham Pitt Army Navy Colgate Yale Penn Temple and Columbia, each seeking to derail the Tigers’ bid for a second straight sectional crown. The piece notes Monk Meyer and Sid Luckman as rising names amid the broad field.
Promoter Mauldin offers free boxing at South Walnut Street Arena Tuesday night in Hope. Feature bout pits Toughie Reno against Joe Verge amid a stacked card of three round matches including J L Howard vs Mann Austin and Leo Dunlap vs Lea Anderson among other Negro bouts with ten round action listed in the program.
Week end visits include Aubrey Stewart in Blevins with Draughons College ties and Lansing guests. Prescott hosts include Cemmings, Bonds, Bounds, Stewart, Huskey, Murrow, and others visiting relatives and friends. Illness extends to Mrs. H E Nolen and family. friends wish her a speedy recovery.
A pair of lines show a humorous exchange about changing social ties. One speaker recalls hearing another’s laughter and notes varying social occasions, hinting at past romantic appeal and current distance. The dialogue implies a shift in closeness and a missed proposal.
New York report on Frederic W. Goudy famed as the glorifier of the alphabet. At 40 he lost his job, started Village Press, and built a world renowned career designing more than 90 percent of his type faces since 1911. His latest creation Deepdene honors his Marlboro home.
HOT SPRINGS Ark The Arkansas tenancy commission started work after Gov Futrell urged facts over prejudice. Tenants union members including W L Blackstone and C T Carpenter spoke as officials reviewed farm tenancy, with Carlson detailing a lumber firm plan that takes cotton, taxes, interest and requires gardens and cows, sparking debate over tenancy practices.
A Rome edition printed a front page photograph captioned Vistas of Mussolinian Rome, later corrected to Rome vistas. The image, taken in St Peter's Square within Vatican City, drew criticism for miscaptioning a public works feature under Mussolini. The error highlighted press zeal and editorial haste in wartime Italy.
The St Louis Cardinals moved back into second place in the National League by defeating the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4. Lannie Warneke preserved the win with relief pitching after a third inning three-run outburst, while Jim Collins delivered a key ninth inning homer. Durougher and Durcero details appear in a late ninth rally by the Cubs ending with Gabby Hartnett flyout. Canada coal totals for 1935 are cited, contrasting with 1834 figures.
An advertisement urges treating bladder troubles by drinking six glasses of boiled or distilled water daily and using two of eight time-tested ingredients including huchu leaves and juniper oil. It claims quick relief with a four day trial and offers refunds from Gibson Drug Co Briant's Drug Store and ad text.
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