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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
4
Fragmented readings mix verse about dreamt roses with local society notes from Hope Arkansas. The column lists social visits, travel to Chicago and Little Rock, engagements, a birth, a church class election, and official notices among scattered lines and names.
The Little Sawmill case highlights a small operator who logs only a few days yearly and ships no lumber for general trade. The attorney praises the owner and his wife as conscientious citizens while an inspector trains them in proper record keeping for lumber code compliance.
The narrative details Kathryn Shannon and her daughter Pauline, the Fort Worth home in Mrs. Ora Shannon's name, and the arrival of Kathryn’s husband George Kelly. Kelly, described as a suave business man from Chicago, lived with the Shannons in 1932, arranged mail and calls, and helped purchase cars while lacking a permanent address or local contact.
A testimonial claims thirty years of constipation ended after taking Adlevika Tum. The note attributes sour stomach relief and improved health to the product, with a short mention of Alive Burns and John S. Gibson Drug Co as the advertiser.
Mrs. T G C Stewart of North Little Rock Arkansas writes that a week of left side pain moved to the right, with cramps and extreme discomfort. After her husband brought Cardus, a few doses eased her pain and rest improved. She continued Cardus for a time and expresses immense relief from the pain.
Hot Springs announces a special Oct 17 train for leading citizens to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. The trip, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce led by E. & Howlett, will depart on Rock Island lines and return via Missouri Pacific. Reservations from other state areas are noted by railroad men.
Former overseas service men in Hempstead county urged to help form a VFW unit. Leo W. Gamso of Little Rock will attend in Hope to discuss aims and organize a meeting at 8 p.m. in the Hope City Hall council room. Ex‑ servicemen with overseas or hostile waters service invited. laws from the latest Congress session explained. Several Texarkana veterans expected. The Turkish name for Constantinople is Istambol or Stamboul, from the Greek meaning to town.
Total car loadings for the week ended September 16 rose to 652 016, surpassing unofficial estimates. Compared with last year, the week showed a gain of 54 770, while Labor Day week the gain topped 85 000. All districts except the Southern and Southwestern posted increases versus 1932, though declines occurred versus 1931.
Vaughn Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs D B Thompson, has signed a lucrative contract with a New York fashion firm to design dresses. The deal starts with a $6,000 salary in the first year and a $10,000 salary in the second year, underscoring his strong prospects and the firm’s confidence in him.
Paris faces a financial clash as associations demand price cuts to avert plant closures and 2,000,000 jobs threatened. Exports have fallen drastically, rentes weaken, and Premier Daladier weighs October tax hikes and austerity. Holland shows wage cuts and taxes rise to cover deficits. Rumblings hit the Paris Bourse as funds move from Paris amid fears of further bond declines.
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Funeral services for Mirae Easley Bibb 81 were held at her home with Rev. Rogers of First Baptist conducting. She was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery. Surviving are sons Clarence and Charley Jobe of Little Rock, Oliver Jobe of Texarkana, Ernest Jobe of Radom, Oklahoma, Pryer Jobe of Chicago, and Charley Bibb of Redland Oklahoma, along with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Bruce Catton reviews Jaret Beith's No Second Spring, a compact, charming prize novel set in 18th century Scottish coast. A devout minister, his wife, and a worldly Waterloo veteran provoke a love triangle that ends with restrained, poignant loss rather than flight. Stokes publishes at $2.50.
Tilly Bridewell of Tyler Texas won the fourth annual Hard Scrabble Country Club invitation tournament at Fort Smith Arkansas defeating Bryan Winters of Oklahoma City two and one.
Detroit sports pages speculate on Babe Ruth taking over the Detroit Tigers after Frank Navin accepted removal of Henry Hepris. If possible, Navin says he hopes to hire Ruth but offers no confirmation, with a decision expected midwinter or later.
Practical guidance on daintiness through neat grooming and daily cleanliness. Emphasizes using deodorants, keeping clothes clean and pressed, washing undergarments nightly, and affordable fabric care. Advises baths or showers and practical wardrobe maintenance for a polished appearance. Includes a brief, odd closing note referencing New York NRA clock sales and a comic line about Indiana.
An advertisement targets parents of underweight pale children, claiming iron deficiency causes poor appetite and weakness. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe medicine that builds red blood, improves appetite, color, and energy, and resists disease. The copy touts tasteless quinine and urges buying a bottle for benefits.
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