02 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
1
Dr Maobis Fishbein notes U S heart disease deaths climbed from 192 per 100000 in 1900 to 224 per 100000 by 1933. Rising life expectancy, better diagnosis, aging, and regional factors like rheumatic fever, hypertension, and arterial disease contribute. Differences by region and ethnicity are discussed, with high blood pressure linked to modern life.
New York critic Lewis Gannett recalls a Ford road trip from New York to California and back, detailing how travel reshapes patriotism. He argues the automobile rekindles intimate knowledge of the nation, revealing kindness, energy, and beauty across regions.
Olive Roberts Barton warns that summer heat worsens fatigue in children and urges careful monitoring of weight and appetite. Track monthly weight, watch for thinness or illness, and keep a calm routine with rest periods. If fatigue or heat symptoms occur, consult a doctor promptly and avoid forcing eating.
Centerville residents report visits among Wrights Fraught Erwin and McElroy families. A meeting led by Rev. Allen is planned for the first Sunday of the month. Young locals enjoyed a Friday night party hosted by Misses Katie and Alma Good for their guest Miss Griffin. Kim Gleghorn of Dierks visited relatives over the weekend.
A brief note praises a small work published by Doubleday, Duran & Co. described as extremely good and a first-rate guide for anyone considering a similar or county ten. It is priced at $2.
Jane and Amy entangle in a dramatic medical crisis as Howard falls ill with pneumonia. Amy aims to protect him while Jane confronts guilt, fear, and a plan to leave, only to face Howard’s situation and a shocking confession from Amy about their past.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of the husband and father. Thanks are given to those who sent flowers and offered tributes. Signed by Mrs. G B Gaines Henry John Lom Frank and Jim Gaines and Mrs. Irene Webbs.
The Star publishes Democratic primary announcements for the 420th District. John L. Wilson seeks State Senator, Ray B McDowell and John W Ridgdill run for County and Probate Clerk positions in the 1994 primary.
Farmers in the western region reportedly use a blend of spinach and acid to target specific bugs. The exact role of the acid remains unclear and under investigation.
U S Senator Robert F Wagner and Rep Anning S Pratt were injured when their car swerved to avoid a truck on a winding mountain highway between Westport and Wadhams. The vehicle plunged 20 feet into a brook. both were treated by Dr Harald J Harriss and expected to be moved to New York homes. The accident occurred while en route to a fishing camp in Quebec.
The report details peach price activity across Nashville Arkansas Macon Georgia and Elberton with US No 1 baskets and fob selling terms. Prices range from about 1.00 to 1.65 per basket depending on size quality and destination with heavy to light demand and steady to dull market tones. A note mentions over 11 000 Jewish refugees fleeing Germany for Palestine in the nine months after April 1933.
A fragmented note discusses pockets for Niadisia and a streetcar token issue. The author suggests adhesive tape loops to hold a brush, cigarette pack, and matches, but offers no solution for tokens or streetcar passes. The text reflects a drafting idea rather than a completed plan.
An Evansville druggist touts Mendenhall's Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria chills fevers and a yellow skin condition. The letter-writer claims recovery from jaundiced appearance after using the tonic with and without arsenic, praising its effects on appetite strength and blood condition.
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