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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
1
The article discusses the broad variety of vegetables from spinach to tomatoes and peas, noting how different forms such as fresh, canned, glassified, and frozen affect preparation and consumption. It explains vegetables supply carbohydrates minerals vitamins and fiber, and highlights common health concerns like neck stiffness and the role of heat and massage in relief.
Flamena Herdman offers a sharp critique of a self diversifying editor in A Time for Love. The novel follows a middle aged New York magazine editor juggling wife daughter mother and mistress while keeping them compartmentalized. His personal life deteriorates as each relationship suffers from neglect and dissatisfaction.
A Time for Love is praised as one of the spring season’s better novels. The critique notes the protagonist’s indecision leads to wasted life and loss of prized values, urging readers not to miss the book.
Two elderly neighbors and a worried couple recall how children on a quiet street used to play. The old residents fear noise and marks from tops and skating, while the youths’ parents recall their own childhood rambunctiousness and urge empathy over conflict.
Texarkana visitors included Mrs J D Ellis and Jim Ellis. Epworth League of St Paul hosted a Weiner roast at the county pond Friday. April 12 Dr W F Robins visited Texarkana. Clebe Sewart and D Goodlett visited Fulday. Mag Multve Nelson toured Nashville. Mrs Lula Goodlett of Lille Rock stayed with Mrs Kate Goodlett. Mr and Mrs Bill Gist attended local business.
Nancy, Francis, and Mrs. Lloyd Matthews spent Sunday in Prescott while Warmer City of Ashdown visited relatives here. Mrs. Eugene Goodfett will entertain the Methodist Missionary Society Tuesday afternoon as several locals attended the U D C meeting in Hope. Mrs. Murphy of Zion area visits her daughter Mrs. O C Robins. Jr. Burrow visited Hope on Friday. It is noted that the oldest pension still paid by the government dates to 1912. Hurrah The Revolution is part of the Atlanta Constitution.
Toby Ryan, a 19 year old model, navigates early fame and romance as she plots a new day with Toler rival Jameson, while Harriet confides about Clyde Sabin and a pending divorce. A photo test with Duryea raises stakes against Carol Marsh as Toby confronts a persistent admirer after a shop window sighting.
Washington reports tie between recent eastern food disaster and the administration’s new farm program built on soil conservation. Critics questioned soil preservation efforts as Congress debated farm policy and the CCC’s fate amid floods and relief needs. Florida celery shipments to senators who opposed canal work provide comic relief in cloakrooms.
In Vawrenceburg Indiana William Knapp age 78 runs a large buggy factory whose boom began in 1982. He sold XM bugates last year for about 75000 dollars. Plant capacity reaches 4000 buddles yearly with most sales in the south. The firm’s peak was 1920 with sales crash by 1931, but the plant has not closed and remains active.
A Florida celery culture debate centers on a canal project that could disrupt fresh gall water. A senator, after learning celery origins from a dinner gift, ordered the rest packed and sent to a Washington hospital, praising the crop as good celery.
A Hartshorne Oklahoma mother Mrs Pri entson reports using Black-Draught for twenty years and says her family has relied on it for fifty years. She praises its ability to ease sour stomach constipation and sluggish digestion, noting it cleanses waste and has always given satisfaction.
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