11 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1934
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishe explains that being underweight or run-down increases infection risk, while diets rich in vitamins A B C and D help maintain resistance. He notes scurvy rickets and night blindness illustrate vitamin deficiencies, but warns excessive intake is unnecessary. Adequate milk, butter, eggs, and vegetables support immunity. the exact mechanism remains under study.
Bruce Catton reviews Mark Chan ning's adventure tale King Cobra a blood and thunder romance set in a shadowy Himalayan realm where a British pro consul is murdered and his daughter kidnapped. A six foot tall fearless English hero travels over the Himalayas to rescue her from a feudal native chief, amid peril in a perfumed harem and a plot against the empire.
The piece urges city children to experience rural life through organized farm visits or picnics, stressing courtesy, permission, and respect for private property. It describes two picnic types, suggests contacting farmers by phone or letter, and highlights learning farm work and seasonal duties rather than mere car rides or rapid exposure. It also notes farming requires knowledge, care, and clear rules for safety and conduct.
A garish novel blends mysticism with modern tech like wireless telegraphy and death rays amid brutal torture. A hunchbacked Mongol plots against many, a tiger devours courtiers, and a veiled son manipulates all, creating an oddly exciting, if peculiar, story. Published by Lippincott with a $2 retail price.
Boots faces social pressure and mingling tensions at a coastal New England party. She shares a clandestine moment with Hardy Whitmore on the veranda, escaping the crowded room as whispers and glances chase her, hinting at a restless, divisive social circle.
James Dunn developed a new pastime during filming of Baby Take a Bow at the Saenger on Sunday and Monday. He is featured with Gloire Trever and Shirley Temple. Intermissions interrupted reading sessions, prompting Dunn to stock wild west magazines to pass the time as stories reportedly blend together.
Market notes from Nashville Crowley Ridge Clarksville and Candor report hot conditions, moderate haulings, and steady demand for Elberta US No.1 peaches. Prices vary by size and grade with baskets 2 and 4 in. trips. forecasts indicate season nearing end with few cars next week and widespread uniform terms across regions. Regional notes include price ranges for US No.1 and 2 and 4 in various min sizes and carloads.
The Star reports Democratic primary candidates listed for August 14 across multiple races. Names include JOHN J. WILSON for State Senator, SHERIFF candidates MEORGE W. SCHOOLEY and W. AUBRY LEWIS, CLARENCE BAKER, J. B. WIMBEARDEN for County and Probate Judge, H. M. STEPHENS for County and Probate Clerk, RAY B. MDOWELL, JOHN W. RIDGDILL for Tax Assessor, MRS. ISABELLE ONSTEAR, R. L. (LEE) JONES, C. (CRIT) STUART, E. L. SULLIVAN, L. S. MAULDIN, and FRED A. LUCK for various posts.
The Storks claim second place in Two States League after an 8 to 3 victory over Texarkana Tiremen at Fair Park. Carrall Schooley limited Tiremen to eight hits while Storks offense produced runs in the second seventh and ninth innings. Tiremen return to Fair Park for a Sunday game as Southwestern plans a doubleheader at Atlant.
Schooley strikes out four as Carr walks. Thompson earns one walk, Schooley one. Two base hits by V Schooley include a double with Hayrell and McClendon also contributing a sacrifice. McClendon and Craig steal bases. Mullin adds two. Hall to Mullin and F Thompson to Henderson turn double plays. T Thompson hit by pitch by Schooley.
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