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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
1
Health editor notes glaucoma risk rises with age and female temperament. Eye pressure from fluid buildup can trigger attacks, especially in women over 50. Early treatment and surgical options can protect vision. regular exams help detect narrowing fields before irreversible damage.
A compact, period style critique of two detective novels. John Dickson Carr’s Death Watch features a Scotland Yard investigator in a cursed rooming house where a stabbing ends with the killer unseen, while Dr Fell and a London setting deliver sly humor and atmosphere. Ellery Queen’s The Spanish Cape Mystery is praised as a mathematical puzzle with clever pairings and a throttling scene at a country beach house.
Celebrity's child is handicapped by fame as a duo of views from store clerks and a mother writer. The piece argues that children of famous parents face public adulation and distorted development, urging pity for them and suggesting many will become famous in their own right instead.
The article extols the well groomed girl as pleasant to be around and healthier, arguing neat personal care boosts appearance and mood. It notes how a snapped strap or missed makeup can spoil one’s demeanor and urges attention to tidiness and style.
The Seventh Corps Area plans six military training camps across Jefferson Barracks Fort Snelling Fort Riley Camp Pike Fort Des Moines Fort Crook and Fort Leavenworth July 2 to August 30. Camps cover basics infantry field artillery and calvary with thirty day sessions and all expenses paid by the government. Travel and recreation are provided and completion may lead to an exam for appointment as second lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps.
DES MOINES Ta The National Farmers Holiday association urged immediate creation of a third party after a stormy meeting. A resolution by a committee called on farmers and laborers to join in forming a new party and was approved. Leaders denounced Democratic leaders as Huey Long and Milo Reno bickered over party goals.
The text advises personal grooming and appearance discipline, urging clean handkerchiefs and immaculate white gloves, preferring bare hands to dirty gloves, and maintaining makeup routines for office workers. It emphasizes hygiene, punctual tea dates, and routine refresh of makeup during the day.
Millicent and Norman confront a perilous stakeout as Norman heads to a supposedly empty apartment to question a witness. The cab waits outside while Millicent battles growing fears and an anxious vigil for Norman’s return amid danger and uncertain loyalties.
Sunday results show Mashiville 5 3 over Tekit Anna with key players Bissingham and Memphis contributing two and four. Knoxville and New Orleans both posted 6 and 4 respectively while Chattanooga edged Sundays 6. Biltsbyreh and St. Louis drew 2-2 as Chicago beat Cincinnati 2-1. Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and New York all posted 3-1, 3-2, 1-3 outcomes respectively.
Washington reports a camouflaged provision to avoid strong air bases near the Canadian border was drafted by the War Department. Brig Gen Charles B. Kilbourne, assistant chief of staff, inserted language into a Wilcox bill approving six other strategic sites for defense aviation centers. The bill originally proposed a Great Lakes base, but the clause was removed to avoid appearing to arm near the border, stressing defense while keeping Canada’s defense stance unchanged.
In Beaver City and across the Oklahoma Panhandle a dust storm fueled pneumonia outbreaks. Doctors warn the dust aggravates respiratory illness as three die locally and dozens are hospitalized with many more affected across Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. Cross officials report a shortage of dust masks while relief shipments are organized from Wichita and Topeka.
Des Moines reports senator Huey Bodung, 40, vows a sweeping victory in Towas. He rails against Louisiana and touts endurance, claiming to have stopped drinking for 49 months. He brushes off critics and predicts a decisive win backed by supporters and a large rally.
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