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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
1
The lesson outlines how blood supply, heart function, posture, and rest affect health. It covers anemia causes from blood loss to parasites, diet importance for red blood cell formation, and simple tests for blood adequacy. The dialogue ends with a light exchange about Satan versus Santa.
A critic defends Lloyd C. Douglas against snobbery praising Green Light for its hopeful tale of a midwestern surgeon who errs, faces ruin, and is guided back by a compassionate Episcopal dean. The book blends fiction and sermon, with a redeeming, well delivered moral. Hutington Mifflin lists it at 2.50.
Olive Roberts Barton critiques a push for ten parental by-laws guiding home life. A school head warns against prescriptive parenting while Barton notes the clash between new child psychology methods and traditional discipline. She questions reliance on “interest” over compulsion in forming resilient future citizens.
Washington Senator Huey P Long on Sunday accused President Roosevelt of signaling a third party bid if not nominating him in 1912 and again as a potential 1936 nominee. He criticized Roosevelt and the NRA, alleging unconstitutional actions and harm to banks and workers.
The piece argues both home and school should aid child understanding, noting multiple schools of thought in child handling. It cautions parents not to overdo guidance, keeps psychology to professionals, and favors simple home rules over bookish experiments.
The article profiles Martha Mears a well known singer who emphasizes healthy feet and ankles as key to beauty. It notes her belief that slim ankles require fat on bone is impossible and offers exercises to keep ankles supple including toe stands and knee bending.
Millicent Grabs a lead as police investigate the Harry Felding case. Vera Duchene, Miss Duchene, and Mrs Happ’s secretary Jarvis Happ’s secretary Millicent question witnesses, while Millicent senses a hidden coat in a closet and contemplates motives, as the investigation proceeds in the corridor and dining room.
Detroit dispatch reports Rev. Charles Coughlin defending his Union of Social Justice funding methods after countercharges from Hugh Johnson. Coughlin links critics to Wall Street wealth and Stalinist rhetoric, contending that NRA and AAA were mischaracterized and that Roosevelt's ideals face deliberate obstruction from those resisting social justice.
A dated social column records numerous Sunday and Friday visitations. Joel Allen and family spent the day with his parents. Meg and Mrs. Jim Downs and others visited Mrs. Allie Malone and children. Elmer Calhoon family called on Mrs. Allie Malone. Wilsons, Downs, and Rogers households are repeatedly mentioned with neighbors dropping by.
Rain brought gladness to Shower Springs as residents enjoyed a weekend of visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Gifford Dyers and daughter Marjovin visited relatives in Columbus. Jimmie Givens stayed Friday night with Mr and Mrs D W McWilliams. George Crews and Mrs Gifford ri attended the home demonstration council in Celienhis. Miss Lillie May Aaron hosted Jake and young folks Saturday night.
A scrambled OCR of a local social column mentions births and families. It notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Santney, several families visiting, and multiple names including Jade, Mrs Charles Rogers, Virgil England, and Mrs Latter Ellis. The text is largely a collage of informal notices with unclear dates.
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