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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
1
CG E Palmer presides as president while Wasbourne Bakter and Publisher guide the firm through evolving publishing ventures. The trio appears connected to leadership changes and strategic direction.
The piece notes the U S Constitution’s 160 year history shows adaptability to changing times. It argues the document is not rigid but supple, guiding democracy, freedom, and equality, with the people sustaining its vitality through shared ideals and faith.
A London dispatch portrays the former Duke of Windsor living in unofficial exile with travel limits and a distant reception from his family wife Wallis Simpson is cited as having abdicated the throne. The piece weighs the political necessity against the personal cost and questions the happiness the crown denied him.
Dr. I. Fishbein explores cancer origins in this fourth installment. He notes that no single cause is known, lists inquiries into infectious, dietary, hereditary, chemical, and physical factors, and cautions against simple diet theories while citing varied global cancer cases. Next, more on diet and cancer.
The rules of the continued section stress uniformity across the state rather than locality. Focusing on state law for driving rules places one among drivers with good manners. The residence of the Duke of Wellington known as No 1 London is the first house past Hyde Park Corner. Pink is the market favorite color for flowers in Great Britain.
Two teams from the Southern Association travel toward Little Rock for the Shaughnessy playoff opener. The Travelers return from New Orleans after eliminating the Pelicans, while the Crackers finish their Memphis series and prepare for first mound duty options. Manager Prothro keeps a starter unannounced as fans expect either Sharpe, Poin Dexter, or Dickman to start. Eddie Moore says the outcome will hinge on the breaks.
Cubs defeat Giants 7 to 5 in Chicago led by Gabby Hartnett who hit a triple a double and a single driving in three runs and sparking a four run first inning. Giants rallied to tie twice but Hartnett and Cavarretta provided decisive hits as Chicago cuts New York pennant edge.
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 5 while Pittsburgh beat Boston 3 to 2 and Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 6 to 1. St Louis topped Brooklyn 8 to 6 as games shift to Wednesday with multiple matchups and a St Louis at New York doubleheader.
In Chattanooga Tennessee Claude C Fuller is described as a peace loving man with one of the most formidable gun collections in the country. Neighbors call him Fuller of Fuller's Ridge and colleagues know him as an engineer inventor author and owner of a complete army rifle collection in the United States.
Little Jackie Reid stood tall in Fort Worth as the Cats beat the Oklahoma City Indians 5 to 4 in the Texas League championship opener. Three Tribe errors in the ninth aided Fort Worth’s late surge after a tense 9 3 stretch. Reid struck out Paul Easterling for the final out as Fort Worth pulled away.
A Kansas City born collector recalls starting with a pistol given by a shopkeeper and amassing over a thousand firearms by 1920. After exhibitions in Oakland municipal museum most were sold leaving him with about 400 rifles. His oldest piece is a 1543 English match-lock rifle. He also highlights a rare 1839 William A. Jenks breech-loading flintlock.
President Roosevelt plans a Western campaign swing by train through Nebraska Wyoming Utah and Nevada to gauge regional reaction to the court bill defeat. Nebraska Senator Burke contrasts with allies in Wyoming and Montana as writers watch for signals on renewed court battles.
A dance school inspects its new studio rooms and offers a complete course in expression to every pupil at no extra cost. Mrs. Og burn has taught dancing and expression for ten years in Arkansas schools and spends summers pursuing related work. The curriculum covers tap, soft shoe, ballet, acrobatic, Spanish and character dancing, plus French folk songs dramatics and personality singing. Mrs. Edwin Stewart serves as pianist with an orchestra planned for school entertainments. Also noted is a digression on dry sausages, dividing into cervelats and salamis, with salamis said to be more highly seasoned.
Atlantic City profile of Frank Seyfang a veteran kite flyer born in Finlay Ohio who began in 1904 at 14 and has since flown over 10000 kites for advertising banners. He has worked across the United States and Orient flying kites to reach heights of thousands of feet and promoting corsets amusements and tourism in places like Atlantic City and Miami Beach.
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