14 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
1
Your vision is shaped by desire and training with the brain’s recording. Observers notice different details based on habits and inner gifts, as illustrated by Holmes and Vienna experiments. With deliberate practice, you can improve visual memory, aiding physicians, investigators, and journalists, though most should avoid sensory overload from modern civilization.
Bruce Catton reviews Ramona Runyon short story collection Blue Plate Special noting its cynical sentimental tone and entertaining but light moral bite. He highlights favorites Little Miss Marker and Bantering Dan’s Christmas as brisk vignettes of Broadway racketeers and a garish society, offering mild humor and easy reading without deep critique.
The article argues that raising voice harms authority and creates obstinacy in children. It asserts children respond to habitual tone and that calm, natural speech with consistent discipline builds obedience. Shouting trains a pattern of force, whereas a steady voice fosters trust and lasting compliance.
A Stokes publication notes several social and religious events. McCaskill Rev W C Martin of Dallas preached here last Sunday. Mrs Gertia Collins of Little Rock visits for vacation. Mr and Mrs Daley Hampton attended the funeral of Mrs Cletis Warren at El Dorado. Mrs Warren was Mrs Hampton's sister. Mr and Mrs Tony Evans and their children of El Dorado were guests of Mrs M C Gordon. Dr and Mrs J E Gentry spoke at Hope Saturday. Mr and Mrs J P Mantis of Gage Oklahoma visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Chester McCorkie are at Eulin Texas this week. Services begin at the Meth church Sunday with Bro Thompson preaching. Thelma Brue of Blevins visits Ruby Wortham. Axine Smudge is a relative woman last week. Mrs Dave Davis of Texarkana was guest of Mr and Mrs J D Eley. Some notes mention garden weeds and Broadwayese chatter. Blue Plate Special sells for $2.
Announcement lists candidates for the State Senate Second District and several county positions as authorized for the Democratic primary on August 14, 1934. Names include Joan J Wilson George W Schooley Aubry Lewis Clarence E Baker J K Bearden and H M Stephens with county probate eligibility noted.
Fragmentary local notes describe Harmony community concerns and names connected to Clint Martin of Colorado Springs Corp. seeking extended financing after business trouble. Mentions Mr and Mrs J W McWilliams and Mr and Mrs Merrell Muckabee visiting Mes Me Williams son John Butler and grandchildren, with unclear references to new Rossion and Sunday afternoon gatherings.
Boots confronts the social fallout after a wild night at the club. Russ Cant rescues her, then she faces Mrs. Waterman and a house full of silent questions. Boots prepares for explanations while fearing lost social standing and looming apologies.
Amid rough text, local names appear as Harmony residents express hope for a friend’s quick recovery. The note mentions guests and dinners with Mrs. Milton Crudie, Mrs. Howard Collier, and several others, including Avery McWilliams and Mr Oseni Phillips, reflecting a community- centered social record from a Sunday gathering.
A damaged OCR page describes knee and hip toning routines using a bed sheet for resistance. It instructs side planks, lifting hips, and lifting legs while lying, then alternating sides. The piece also mentions riding the bicycle motion to aid waist reduction and a high repetition pedaling motion for abdominal engagement.
St Louis columnist notes scarcity of quality players amid heavy farm system use. He cites Branch Rickey era depth, Hornsby comments, and multiple Cardinal affiliates failing to supply needed infielders, pitchers, and outfielders as injuries strain the big club. Observes era changes in player durability and training while contrasting past grit with modern safeguards.
A fractured OCR passage evokes a heated scene with revived players and water. It then shifts to a garbled antiquity description mentioning the Appian Way and Roman masonry details, with obscured wording about pyramids and Egypt.
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a twofold remedy for malaria and general weakness. It claims to destroy infection in the blood and fortify against future attacks, citing quinine content and blood-building benefits. The copy notes long market presence and family safety, with pricing and bottle sizes advertised.
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