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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
1
The text outlines AP republication rights and local news attribution. It lists national advertising representatives and charges for tributes and memorials. It notes disclaimers about liability for unsolicited manuscripts and the Star’s policy on memorial notices.
A historical discussion explains how blood pressure measuring evolved from a horse vessel experiment to routine medical exams. It stresses yearly physicals, including heart, chest, throat, retina, blood work, and kidney and bowel tests, with emphasis on young people and especially women planning pregnancy for safety and health.
A discussion of how to write popular songs for amateurs by Melody Magazine editor Robert Bruce. He argues songs are market driven not inspired and stresses a strong title and adherence to technical norms. A 16 bar verse and a 32 bar chorus recur, with common chorus patterns guiding structure.
An aged clipping offers guidance on composing songs and finding a publisher. It warns to avoid mail submissions, guard against publishers, and face the risks of selling manuscripts while noting a quirky line about a fox selling for $1. The tone echoes early 20th century industry tips from Selwares.
A reader recounts a family scene where Mrs Bright asks her young son Butch to buy her two handkerchiefs and paper, then returns his gum drops. The mother explains a habit of thoughtful giving strengthens bonds, urging young people to consider others. The tale ends with a memory of the Greenwich Royal Observatory and its 1675 founding role in navigation.
Standings and results show Athinta beating Memphis 3 to 1 while New Orleans tops Nashville 9 to 6 in a double header and Birmingham and Chattanooga set games pending. National results include Chicago 6 0 over St Louis and Cleveland 3 1 over Cincinnati with several scheduled or postponed matches.
The article advises redheaded women to highlight hair with well groomed, healthy locks and to choose color schemes that complement natural coloring. It urges pale makeup tones and specific hues such as pink, red, and light greens or blues, with contrasts like white and red for wardrobe.
Blevins and Tule sa residents visit relatives in Blevins and Hope. Charline Stewart and Mary Sue Sage travel to Rasehoro and Hot Springs. W E Austin Lester Wade Dor ety Wade visit Ed Lavender and Sage in Hope. Rushoree pair spend weekend with W Perry Sage. Stephens announce birth of son Joseph August 3 at Cora Donnell hospital. Julia Harris of Calion Plant visiting Will Calloway family. Roy Sutton and Sutton visit Blevins. Harris and children visit Paul Harris at Shriners hospital in Shreveport. Ishmel Henea Covit Tate go to Fayetteville representing Hempstead 4-H. Walton Bonds and Lavelle Boni vacation in Texarkana. Beauchamp and Rey Bonds visit Texarkana. Jester Taylor and MPulvu visitors. Willie Sutton guest of Joe Bailey. Delt Whiteside of Hot Springs visits Minnie Saanich. Olde Ivan White and daughters Beattie Mary Alice mentioned.
Relatives and friends report Nell Johnson directing the play Sky High, sponsored by the Missionary society of the Methodist church. The event will be staged this week at the high school auditorium and Friday night August 16. Dubai unclear. Mr. and Mrs. Chirence Lewis and daughter Emma Dean of Ozan were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Foster. Mrs. Jit Brown visits Tope with Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney Copeland. Rev. J T Thompson presented the funeral of his brother ity Laan, Mearday.
In a tropical studio, actress Lolita Montez and star Pete Fragonet push love and career amid delays and backstage drama. Jo Heath and director Silas Drann navigate tension as casting, contracts, and scandal swirl around a Lana Montez staged rescue scene.
Commissioner Dale C. Jones conducts a court ordered sale in Hempstead County Arkansas on August 24 1995. The property includes sections in Township 12 South Range 24 West and multiple lots in the Town of Hope and its additions. Terms require a three month bond with 6 percent interest and a 2 percent lien on the sale. The sale is authorized by a May 27 1935 chancery order in the case Nancy L Foster et al vs Zora C Poster et al.
Commissioner Dale C. Jones advertises a public sale under Chancery Court order in Hemp County Arkansas. On August 24 1995 at the Washington Hempstead County Courthouse front door the lots 7 8 9 10 in Black Pettwen 5 Mike nd Addition are offered on a three month credit with six percent interest and a court lien returning fees to the seller. Funds payable to the court. Sale subject to legal requirements and security.
Commissioner in Chancery announces sale of the property in Hempstead County Arkansas on August 30, 1985 at the courthouse front entrance to satisfy a lien in No 2898 Federal Land Bank of St Louis versus I R Paot. The land includes Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter and other parts of Section 26 Township 10 South Range 24 West, totaling about 48 acres, with terms a credit sale bearing 6 percent interest.
In pursuance of a Chancery Court order dated April 12 1935 in cause No 2880 Seymour v Walker, Dale C Jones as Commissioner will sell at public venue at Hempstead Court House on August 24 1985 the real estate described as Lot 1 Block 26 in Fulton Town. Terms require a three month credit, bond with approved security bearing 6 percent interest, and a deed filed to secure payment.
Public sale announced in Hempstead County Arkansas for Lots 7 and 8 in Block 7 Shover Street Schools Addition Hope. Auction date August 16 1935 at the Hempstead County Courthouse front door. Terms include credit with personal bond and six percent interest until paid.
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