16 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that alcohol dulls memory and slows reaction, raising crash risk. Even small amounts impair judgment, with a weekend peak in accidents. simple tests like nose touch, walking with a key, or reading assess competence and memory to prevent dangerous driving choices.
Bruce Catton reviews Mathilde Eiker's novel Heirs of Mrs Willingdon in which a rich New York widow dies leaving gifts to her chauffeur. The stepchildren, incensed by the gifts, scheme to reclaim wealth while one heir hires the chauffeur and another falls in love, creating a tense satire of greed and inheritance.
A reflective piece on school vaccination, its history, and parental concerns about smallpox and inoculation. It explains the vaccination process for Johnny, post care, and why doctors may delay the shot for medical history. The article contrasts fears with public health benefits and mentions broader science notes.
Fragmentary OCR reveals names and relations among residents including Mrs Wade B O Neal of Ardmore Oklahoma and Mrs George McMillan family. The passage references a rain price and travels, with unclear context and incomplete sentences about a sister and daughter.
Mrs. Ray McWilliams and family, Mrs. Violet Dougherty, Mr Hoyt Orknee and Miss Helen Joones visited the McWilliams home. Mrs. Elton Cassidy and Miss Elalie Cassidy spent Tuesday with Mrs. Hoover Cassidy. Mrs. Hudnett visiting Miss Myrtie Rogers and helping dig a well. Mrs. Netlie Leach stayed with Il B Sanford. Mrs. Miner Gorden and little son C R of Hope spent Tuesday with Hattie Crews and daughters Bonnie and Helen. Jeff Weight and family attended a section in Hope. Mrs. Thad Vines ill. George McMillan and family were Sunday with Joe Daughters. Grandmother Mitchell visiting Thad Vines. Grandmother Crews improving.
Town notes as Belton F C Doulyl of Weeder Tennessee plans a visit week. Local residents Miss Mugele Lescie returns from Conway where she attended school. Mrs Melion Stone visits Mrs Bera Moses. revival meeting announced for Sunday. Willie Hanus and children seen in Hope. Nash Wis group in Hope for business.
Shivering with chills and fever relief claimed by Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The ad asserts the product not only relieves malaria symptoms but destroys the infection, builds blood, and acts as a general tonic. It markets two sizes, 50 cents and one dollar, with claims of safety for children.
The record notes visitors at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Chism home on Sunday and others from DeQueen, Belton, Gage, Foreman, and Debight attending a pheasant day along the Little Missouri river. Names include Jay Whittemore, F. H. Wortham, Ruby Wortham, Thelma Heuernd, Dorothy Severedae, Ralph Scott, Orville Wortham, Clyde Sutson, and Mrs. Wiley Coley among several and Mrs. J. L. Eley of Debight.
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