10 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
1
Advice on finger sucking nail biting dirt eating and bed wetting in young children. Emphasizes early intervention to prevent long lasting habits and outlines practical steps from mittens to rewards, calendar tracking, and ensuring proper nutrition and hydration. Mentions mental engagement and avoiding punishment.
Bruce Catton reviews Rebecca Scarletts novel The Monkey's Tail set in a Hudson River town. A young woman, a sensual yet resilient heroine, finds happiness within despite betrayals, tragedy, and social pressures as events unfold around her.
Olive Roberts Barton explains appetite as a stomach rhythm driven by peristalsis. Milk before meals delays hunger, and giving children milk or sweets before meals can suppress appetite. fruit juice or fruit can help if meal time is near. milk with meals is acceptable, ice cream may have the same effect.
Ozan residents hosted and visited relatives in Ashdown and Bluffton Ark. Miss Charlene Crane from Hope joined family guests the Crane and Baker households. The F F Harrell Epworth League Union met in Ozan with strong turnout. Jeanette City and Mary Frances Irvin performed a duet. Ramee Garland led with tunes of foreign countries. A brief business session occurred led by vice president Norwood in the president's absence. Sandwiches and ice cream were served by the Ozan league.
A curious review notes SSee possesses resilience that keeps her happiness intact despite limits, describing a serene inner harmony rather than sugar coated joy. The plot meanders but the novel remains an unusual and intelligent entry in Leribner's summer list, priced at F280.
Boots Rae Burn feels left out and humiliated after a society crowd mocks her at a lakeside dance. She grapples with class envy and friendship tensions involving Sylvia Rivers and Patty, wishing to vanish and reinvent her life. Russ Lund, a swimmer, offers a ride as she drifts toward an uncertain future.
The Star Jy authorized to announce candidates subject to the Democratic primary on August 14 1994 for State Senator 20th District JOHN L WILSON Tax Assessor MRS ISABELLE ONSTEAR R L LEE JONES C C CRIT STUART Road Overseer DeRoan Township E L SULLIVAN L S MAULDIN FRED A LUCK.
Washington Mary Davis and her grandson Edwin of Selma Alabama returned home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Crit Stuart and family. Miss Roberta Stuart and Buddy Stuart accompanied them home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hunt of Rocky Mound spent the weekend with Hunt's parents Mr and Mrs Jim Bearden. Miss Lucile Hulsey visits Nashiville friends and relatives. Mrs Harold Velvin visiting in Ashdown.
Robinsons and others spend the week in Dims and Hope while Mary Een Hibbard visits. residents from Columbus DeQueen Texarkana and Seminole travel. gatherings include a Sunday Shields reunion and Womans Auxiliary social. Notables include Miss Julia Bearden and Dr W S Lacy as guests. The year ends with New Year’s Eve milkmen in New York.
The barrel cactus of the southwest desert is known as the rash barrel of the dessert, touted for edible uses and improvised emergency desk material.
A chaotic item lists various remedies and claims including malaria, headaches, and neuralgia with references to laxatives and tonics. It mentions Mort Speedy and promises fast relief within minutes or days, reflecting a dubious patent medicine style common in periodical pages. The fragment hints at a sales pitch or drug advertisement rather than verifiable medical guidance.
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