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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
1
A Dre Morris authored piece explains typical nervous breakdown patterns in middle aged businessmen. It describes irritability, sleep loss, concentration issues, headaches, and digestion problems linked to work pressure and marital or partner conflicts. Recovery hinges on removing irritants, adjusting duties, rest, and nutrition to restore sleep and calm.
A literary review notes a Maine set novel by Rachel Field as part of a wave of strong Maine literature. The tale centers on a famous shipbuilding family after the Civil War, whose fortunes fade as steam shifts from square riggers while the heir pursues music, shaping the son's, sister's, and beloved’s lives.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that publicity fuels gangster fame and glamorizes crime. She urges authorities to suppress weapon displays and prohibit photographing firearms to shield impressionable boys, noting Robbin Hood fantasies and Dillinger’s hero status. She calls for cold, disgusted silence and disposal of weapon imagery.
An article by Alicia Harth advises oily skin readers to reduce oil with water, cleansing, and a facial brush, using bland soap with thick suds and a mild astringent before makeup. It notes a new Pine Cream night regimen for oily skins that aims to curb oil flow.
The study summary questions the effectiveness of Executive Order 8767 on promoting competitive bidding and reducing tie bids. Data from 85 contracts show 41 bidding increases, 41 declines, and 10 unchanged, with notable rises in iron steel and paper products. Evidence suggests monopolistic codes and NRA influence hinder true competition and price relief.
Washington hosts Boston in a rough opener as Lefty Grove allows nine hits in six, but Boston uncorks a late assault to win 10 to 1. Reynolds, Bishop and Cronin drive offense with timely hits. Burke departs early as Walberg blanks Senators late.
Millicent Graves, secretary to George Drimgold, and Norman Happ breach a locked apartment seeking evidence. They discover clues inside 309 and encounter a concealed room where Millicent spots a surprising object as a tense pursuit unfolds, risking exposure and danger.
An article outlines Republican and Democratic maneuvers over a farm relief bill tied to AAA loans and government guarantees. It notes opposition from leaders, calls for a corps to manage funds, and mentions figures like Bankhead and Byrd amid broader fights over relief for farmers and RR owners.
Friday's results show Philadelphia 1B beating New York 7 while Arentshyn go 1-4 and Hasty records 2-2. Chicago 2 defeats Pillshuegh 3 as St. Louis meets Philadelphia. Boston tops Washington 4, Chicago 2, Detenl 2, and Cleveland-St. Louis battle in wet conditions with only scheduled games listed.
Local Bells Chapel notices extend a Sunday night program inviting everyone to attend. Community members including Mr and Mrs Iven White of Blevins, Bert Stone, Andrew White, and several others are mentioned as guests at various meals and visits around Bells Chapel.
A community message extends heartfelt congratulations to five graduates during a Sunday gathering at Spring Hill Bar. Miss Rudy Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Novia Ross, died Sunday night and was buried Monday at Wie Aai derein cemetery. Rev Crain led funeral rites for Mrs Huta Cight and baths of Lib raty THY spent Saturday night with her parents.
Emmet MN residents and relatives from Vivian La Lin and Camden report visits and trips. Mrs J M L Johnson and family shopped in Lite Rack. Miss Madge Roseberry returned from Lin hay. Mr J L Wade underwent an operation and Ian Wade returned from EY Darnto er two weeks with his father. Ouachita college students from Arkadelphia presented a program at the Baptist church.
An assortment of names and vignettes recounts marriages divorces and social shifts amid wartime reforms. References to widows, remarriages, and domestic petitions mingle with notes on government programs supporting home growth and rural industry. Listed participants include Cannon Bryston Jones Holt Rogers Mekee Timber hike Ray Loo Huskey Cornelius and others.
Treasury figures show a modest gain in April with corporate taxes at 199,776 and individual payments rising 38 percent. Liquor taxes climbed to 32,928.41 as withdrawals of spirits and beer reflect changing consumption. overall tax totals for the year to date reach 300.268 million across 128 million in refunds and other adjustments.
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