03 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1935
Page
1
A health magazine article explains corns arise from footwear and gait, outlining removal methods and the need to address underlying causes. It notes corns recur if shoes or walking style are not changed, and discusses salicylic acid plasters, soaking, and medical options like radiation or electric needle dessication for severe cases.
A column argues against blaming a child for accidents, noting a boy named John faces multiple misfortunes after a boat mishap and a cut finger while Bonnie the dog runs away. The piece reflects parental frustration over misbehavior and faulty equipment or care.
A narrative fragment shows John clashing with his father over lost money and misdeeds while chores and responsibilities loom. The father’s temper flares at two dollars lost and a doctor’s bill, and John explains minor past missteps as excuses fade under parental scrutiny.
Fragmentary article evokes romance of dancing in moonlit venues with flowers in hair and elegant gowns. It mentions waltz tempo and chic settings from town rooftops to roadside inns and ballroom by water, implying romantic attire and mood.
Formal opening of two Negro playgrounds in Hope will be held at Booster Park and on Radical Hill. Edmund Davis is appointed supervisor, with Emma Jew Royal Morris Mc Washington and Jettie Mae Ander-Som assisting. events include public speeches and free cold watermelons.
Standings list teams including Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Memphis Chattanooga Birmingham and Knoxville with win loss records and percentages. Friday results show New Orleans 8 Atlanta 2 Birmingham 5 Knoxville and other games. several games postponed or to be played later due to rain.
The piece recounts a traveler’s two year tour of India and Ceylon in search of business, noting the rainy season flooding the country, rice cultivation, and meetings with rajahs and maharajas. The narrator jokes about seeing palaces, drinking their liquor, and taking cash, including a rajah with 60 wives.
The article describes decorative flower use for hair and dress from bouquets to corsages. It advises clusters at the neckline, wrist or ears, with ranges from fresh pansies and daisies to ivy wreaths and gardenias. Artificial blooms should be high quality, clipped properly to avoid irritation, and avoid oversized bows.
Jo Darlen, a college freshman, finds her life entwined with Cre st Lake movie folk. Director Drann's praise and Marsh's shifting affections threaten her engagement to Bret Paul while Pragonet, a film executive, presses for attention. Jo wanders the lake at night as rumors swirl of a looming Hollywood move and a mysterious figure follows.
Malone New York Arthur Dutch Schultz Flegenheimer cleared of federal income tax evasion charges after 242 hours of deliberation. Judge Bryant censured the jury for a verdict based on motives rather than evidence, noting Schultz had hosted parties and mingled with city leaders while facing potential prison and fines if convicted. The government alleged $82,000 in taxes on $480,000 income from 1929 to 1932.
In the Classic Stakes Omaha defeats rivals by up to 13 pounds and posts a fast mile and a quarter, cementing the 4-year-old championship. The piece highlights trainer Wayne Wright and jockeys messages to steer Omaha Broodroot and Wiley Black Helen past competition at Arlington Park. Wright, replacing Smoky Saunders aboard Omaha, is advised by Fitzsimmons to avoid being fooled by rival riders.
In a tense stretch run at the Classic Stakes, Bloodroot and Black Helen clash while Lt Bernard and St Bernard push hard. Bradley’s riders Meade and Bulaski duel for the upset as Bloodroot’s early weight and Black Helen’s drive shape the finish amid fierce competition and race tactics.
In a church rummage sale incident a woman, while helping at the event, removed her new two dollar hat and watched it be sold for only thirty cents causing a community stir as bystanders react to the unexpected loss.
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