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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1938
Page
1
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes cerebral hemorrhage and stroke are more common as people live longer. In 1890 less than three percent were over 65. now about eight percent are over 60. Avoid actions that raise blood pressure during a brain hemorrhage. Paraylsis indicates damage after bleeding stops, guiding care.
A new gas range with smokeless broiling offers easy clean hot cooking. Racks drain fat into a receiving tray and burners act as smoke eaters. Various models swing from the door or pull out to fit kitchen layouts and preheat quickly for even browning.
The article discusses prognosis for patients after brain hemorrhage, noting that recovery is possible as absorbed hemorrhage resolves. It emphasizes daily skin care for paralyzed patients, recommending a daily bath with soap and water to prevent complications.
The Universal Gas Range cuts excess heat steam and humidity while the heavily insulated Precision Oven saves fuel and keeps heat out of the kitchen. The Simmer-Save Burney offers controlled boiling heat eliminating pot watching and maintaining steam in the cooking vessel for better results.
Bruce Catton discusses Burman's novel Blow for a Landing set among shanty-boat people on the lower Mississippi. The tale follows a poverty struck family torn between river life and a hoped for farm, ending back on the water. The critique notes Burman’s romanticizing yet heartwarming portrayal and comments on realism and sentiment.
Mrs. T A Fenton extents economist says families producing most food and fuel on the farm gain higher cash incomes and better housing. Records from over 200 home demonstration clubs show low income families spend most cash on food while higher earners pursue education and culture through a strong live-at-home program.
The Star lists Hempstead county Democratic primary candidates set for Tuesday August 9 1938 including Reginald Bearden for Sheriff and Collector Dick Huie for Prosecuting Attorney in the Right Judicial District, Co Cook for Tax Assessor, Frank J Hill for County and Probate Clerk and James H Pilkinton for State Senator Ninth District.
A sunup softball league will be organized Thursday afternoon for boys aged 9 to 12. Sponsored by the WPA, interested players report to Garrett Story Jr. at Fair Park to register and form teams, then elect captains from the roster.
A Milwaukee letter to the Texas Rangers asks to drop the writer’s given name and be known as Mr. Tex Ranger. The note appears among numerous worldwide letters to the Rangers seeking various requests.
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