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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
2
The notice states charges will apply to tributes, cards from banks, resolutions, or memorials about the deceased. It notes readers receive space-consuming memorials and that The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
The Star's Platform endorses a county plan to construct a set amount of all weather roads each year to reduce dirt-road mileage. It urges political and economic backing for farmer organizations and cooperative effort, while continuing state highway program discussions and budget-based improvements.
Ex convict and writer John Evans, who faces a 10 year Sing Sing term after parole violations, says he is genuinely glad to return to prison. He reflects that San Quentin offered writing time and plans to use Sing Sing for focused work and maturation of his literary talent.
Italy's Mussolini government approves a decree letting tax assessors estimate ability to pay from living standards. Tax should reflect what a person spends as well as what they earn, potentially reducing loopholes but inviting possible abuse.
A Canadian-born wife of a U S citizen in Maine faces U S immigration denial after overstaying a re entry permit while giving birth in Nova Scotia. The newborn son, frail at birth, was later travel ready but authorities claim the mother remains a Canadian citizen. The piece chides the immigration service for harsh red tape separating the family.
Remarks by Acting Governor Lehman warn against expanding the Federal Farm Board, urging integration of industries into society. Peter B. Carey of the Chicago Board of Trade cautions that a continued Farm Board model could create a farm peasantry tied to political control and similar to eastern European miseries.
Suggestions to care for vegetables to prevent spoilage and waste. Recommends buying in quantity and market visits three times weekly. Notes fall vegetables hold flavor longer than summer varieties, root vegetables stay fresh with tops on until use.
Monday offers a breakfast with baked apples and prunes, cereal, potatoes in milk, sausage, muffins, milk and coffee. Luncheon features baked spinach with tomatoes, raisin bread, peach tapioca pudding, sugar and cream, milk and tea. Dinner serves fried spring chicken with cream gravy, corn fritters, beets in orange sauce, cabbage and celery salad, vanilla ice cream, fudge cake, milk and coffee.
Practical tips on selecting and storing vegetables to extend freshness. Buy beans in pods to avoid bruising shelled beans. Keep outer leaves on lettuce cabbage celery and cauliflower for better use. Parsley stores in water. cucumbers stay crisp with a damp wrap. Bruised produce spoils faster.
We express appreciation for kindness and help during our father's death. Thanks for floral offerings and the singers. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Coy, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Velvin, Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughn, and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. White.
Potatoes with damaged skins lose quality. unbroken skins are preferred. Squash stores for weeks in a dry cold place. Broccoli stays freshest when lightly misted with cold water and kept cool and moist to avoid wilting.
In London workers at a pea shelling plant went on strike demanding higher wages. They said the smaller peas slow shelling, taking longer to process a quart than larger peas, prompting the walkout.
Deputy Sheriff James Farley of Berkley Ohio suspects thieves steal pigs in the area. Farmers report squeals from rumble seats leading to the discovery of stolen livestock and ongoing investigations.
A brief Pathfinder quote frames a joke about marriage and old fashioned wives. The exchange contrasts a married man’s expectation with his spouse’s traditional temperament.
Puerto Rico reports hundreds dead as reconstruction crews clear debris while the storm moves toward the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Gov Beverley places deaths at 200 and injuries at 1,000 with likely revisions. property damage runs into millions as relief measures are sought. President Hoover sends a relief request to Washington and calls for prompt reports to mobilize aid.
Governor Paul Pearson of the Virgin Islands informed Secretary Wilbur over a tropical disturbance known as the West Indian cane that struck the islands. He reported no lives lost on Saint Thomas Island. Weather Service said no reports from Haiti yet though indications show the disturbance approaching Santo Domingo and moving west past Port au Prince.
A Rome traffic policeman stopped a car on Via Flaminia and hailed the driver. To the officer’s surprise Mussolini emerged from the vehicle and the leader praised the cop for doing his job.
A Weatherford Texas church does much good for the community. A man who recently joined the congregation admitted stealing a trunk six years ago, saying he wished to live righteously and make amends.
A playful exchange notes kissing as unhealthy with quick retorts in a Tit-Bits style snippet. The dialogue comedy centers on flirtatious banter and quick defensive replies.
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