13 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1934
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishheim describes bronchitis as chronic bronchial inflammation after severe colds. New technique uses X ray visualization and iodized oil injections to treat bronchial walls, followed by elimination of infection focus in the mouth and throat. Injections can reduce cough and sputum for 24 hours or longer, but must be performed by a doctor with proper anesthesia and technique.
Civil War cavalry leader John Hunt Morgan led a bold 1863 raid through Indiana and Ohio. Howard Swiggett's The Rebel Raider argues the mission was a political ploy by Richmond to mobilize Copperhead elements in the Northwest, aiding Ohio malcontents and others while striking a broader political chord.
An article by Olive Roberts Barton discusses children drawing on walls and furniture, stressing early scribbles evolve into coordinated art. It praises mother guidance and suggests large white wallpaper surfaces and store paper as safe drawing canvases, then shifts to federal housing officials named to boost FHA modernization efforts with housing material price notes.
A garbled review discusses a Civil War biography published by Bobbs Merrill, noting how Copperhead leaders faltered, Morgan’s men alienated sympathies with unruly conduct, and a grand wartime plan failed. It hints at subterranean Civil War politics and the book’s $4.50 price.
State announces candidates JOHN L. WILSON for State Senator 201h district GEORGE W SCHOOLEY for Sheriff W A LEWIS CLARENC E BAKER J FR GM BEARDEN also listed for local races but details sparse and unclear in text.
The drifting narrative describes a man guiding searchers to a missing girl Florence near Muanteha mines. He had confessed a dream led him to the spot and rejoined the effort, returning with Florence in his care to Mr. Wal Paleoner. Florence survived five days in the forest with bears present. doctors expect full recovery in days.
A garbled Chicago incident reports a death in a cabin firing accident near Sky Tudor airport north of Chicago. The fragment mentions a vehicle or craft and a driver named Chan drviel with unclear details. The text is severely damaged, but indicates a fatal aviation or vehicle collision and an airfield locale.
A Winnipeg search team tracking a missing child near a bear incident was led by a dream to a location where evidence suggested the four year old was safe. Florence Spence reported a guiding dream that redirected efforts to an area near the identity of the child.
At a fashionable New Merk party, Sylvia Rivers hosts a glamorous dinner where Isabel and Boots clash over Sylvia’s control and Hardy’s absence. A sudden alarm on the pier interrupts the gathering as a boat incident unfolds, leaving Boots distressed while Isabel grapples with fear and loyalty amid the social tensions.
Boots fears exposure after escaping a chaotic scene on the pier and dodging an overexcited crowd. Isabel plans a swift return home with Ladle or another driver as Boots hides in the darkness and seeks a way back to safety. The crowd thins and Boots finds the roadster, ready to flee.
Two men died in a fierce blaze at a hangar as rescuers arrived. Victims include Raymond Casson 26 of Corning Avis pilot and Louis Wustl 22 near Chicago. Woustl sister Maric 21 and Carolyn Senn 22 await word as plane landings pause. Sea elephants reportedly consume up to 500 pounds of fish daily and reach 20 feet, with feed every two hours.
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