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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
1
The Star charges for tributes cards memorials and resolutions about the departed and will not accept unsolicited manuscripts for safe-keeping or return. Commercial newspapers hold to this policy to control space in news columns and protect readers from a deluge of memorial notices.
Joe Louis overwhelmed Max Baer with a brutal four round knockout at Madison Square Garden. Baer, bleeding and wobbly, was counted out after two minutes and 50 seconds in the fourth. Louis, now 21 knockouts in 25 fights, signaled another giant leap toward a title shot as Dempsey urged Baer to rise and the crowd roared.
St Louis Cardinals defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0 as Hallahan won his 14th game and Jim Contling and Leo Duracher homered. Error prone Pirates aided the Cards in climbing toward the NL lead as Chicago slipped, triggering a five game series with the Cubs for the 1935 pennant.
The text outlines options before the council on Ethiopia's dispute, including independent action under Article III, referral to the assembly for a report, or appointing a committee. It notes Britain and France may renew efforts for peace and signals reluctance to press Italy, with Baldwin and Laval considering diplomatic moves toward Mussolini.
Manager Glayer Cony announced that aroll Sehanley would pitch for the Storks against the Tope Basket in the third of a five game series for the city championship. The game starts at 2 p.m. Proceeds after expenses will benefit the Hope Boys band fund. A large crowd is expected to witness the battle with a potential bonus if the Basket team wins.
A three-article review by Dr. Fishbein summarizes British physicians on medicine's progress in 25 years. Key advances span bacteriology vaccines and physiology with insulin discovery in 1922 transforming diabetes care, endocrine studies, X ray and radium uses, and early psychokey notes in medicine.
A Book a Day review discusses the book Burners of Men by Marcel Grisuic and questions the portrayal of Ethiopia as a land of poverty, suggesting the text leaves readers unsettled about truth versus rhetoric.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how small minorities foster intolerance across race creed and polity. She argues for national and international generosity, warning that parental bias and rigid loyalties harm progress and unity. The piece urges children to inherit tolerance and open-mindedness.
A brief musing on how trouble and poverty intensify inherited low mood and prejudice. The speaker questions whether children will inherit this burden or find a different future. The tone hints at a hopeful stance that succeeds beyond mere reaction.
Fragmented OCR depicts a personal essay by Alicia Harteat filled with garbled phrases about vanity and self-image. The text threads through grooming, cleaning, and social expectations, with unclear sequence and multiple typographical errors that obscure coherent facts or events.
Tuesday results show Atlanta 4 New Orleans 1 and Boston 8 6 while Philadelphia 2 5 and New York 5 6. Washington 6, Cleveland 14, Detroit 7, St. Louis 3 6, Chicago 4 3. Standings include 101000 and team marks with mixed abbreviations and odd punctuation.
First Lieut E A Robbins in charge of Marine Corps recruiting in New Orleans announces October vacancies. Open to single applicants aged 18 to 22, height 60 to 75 inches, with good character and health. High school or college training earns special consideration. Marine service includes land sea and foreign duty with general service or specialized schooling in motion radio clerical music mechanical and more. Information and application blanks available at 835 St. Charlie Street New Orleans.
A fragmentary excerpt contrasts Alfred E. Smith with Communist critique of religion. It questions atheism, accuses organized atheism as a tool of capitalism, and claims Communist youth are raised anti Christian. A garbled closing line mentions orangutan and tree tops.
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