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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
1
An old health column outlines increased summer risks including motor vehicle injuries in warm weather, sunstroke, drowning, heat fatigue, and outdoor hazards. It cautions readers to use mosquito nets, ensure clean water and food, and prefer public pools with proper sanitation over private, noting higher safety in public facilities.
A book profile describes Uncle Billy Metford, jailer of a southern county, who trusts a detainee’s claim of innocence. The plot follows his pursuit to prove Ben Otte’s innocence in the murder of a prominent local real estate man, leading to unusual adventures and a blend of realism and sentiment.
Olive Roberts Barton narrates Bobby’s manipulation of a younger boy to obtain string for a box, then faces his mother’s blunt rebuke. The scene ends with Bobby learning guilt and a quiet plan forming as two malnourished and healthy children appear together, prompting a compassionate response.
In 1911 Congress set aside 125 000 for aeronautics the first dedicated appropriation. The support followed Orville Wrights 1908 demonstration before President Taft. Some major airports require transport pilots to obtain radio release rather than wait for a field tower signal.
The Giants defeated the Cardinals 4 to 3 in game three of the series, capitalizing on an eighth inning error by the Cards’ Emil Collins. Travis Jackson scored the decisive run after Jackson reached third on Cus Mancuso’s double, while Morgan billed as the Giant’s third baseman sprinted home on the error, giving New York the win as the series swung in favor of the champions.
Savories Southerton results list Atlanta 3 Little Rock 2 in 110 innings. Memphis 9 Knoxville 3. Nashville 11 Birmingham 4. Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 1. Boston 0 Cincinnati 0. Chicago 1 Brooklyn 3. New York 5 St. Louis 4. Boston 3 Chicago 1. Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 3. Detroit 6 Washington. New York 3 Cleveland. For sale field of 56 acres hay priced 25.00 inquire Star office.
A vintage fitness blurb promotes chest enhancement with seated arm presses and back extensions, plus breathing drills from school exercises. It advises slow, repeated movements to lift the chest, stretch neck muscles, and firm the shoulders while inhaling and exhaling with each motion.
A peculiar instruction describes a sequence of limb movements to form a large figure with the body. It details bending the right knee, extending arms, tilting the torso, and pushing upward, then reversing to complete a cycle. The routine is repeated twenty times daily as a warning reduces.
Jo, newly arrived from Crest Lake with Peter Fragonet, lands in Hollywood seeking fame and security. Heavily influenced by Fragonet and haunted by memories of Bret and Marsh, Jo faces the glittering danger of fame as she arrives at a Wilshire apartment, glimpses the towering HOLLYWOOD sign, and contends with a city where unknown beauties are drawn to the silver screen and the risks of superstardom.
Family and neighbors share visits and meals across Bradley Gurteen Texarkana Mount Pleasant Buckner and Faulk communities. Mrs Evert Moetraon and daughter returned from two week visit to Mrs Sam Styles. Several couples hosted dinners and welcomed guests including Charley Hendrix and George Gibson families.
Mrs W T Yarberry and Mrs S A Sewell visited Prescott on Wednesday. Miss Mildred Purtle of Prescott spent time with Mrs M H Montgomery. Mrs G Bradley of Long Beach and Mr and Mrs G Jones of Ontario visited Mrs W L McDougald. Harsee Pye and sons Leon and Billie Rae joined relatives for an outing on the river.
Thursday reports show Me and Mrs. Paul Lamb of Deltaht returning home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J Delney and other relatives. Lois Smith from near Perare visited relatives. Allen Moore hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Ervin Yarberry. Mileved Morris and Letha McDougald attended Saturday night event with Mr and Mrs S B Yarberry. Mrs Hamtr Beown spent Sunday with her sister Mrs W T Yarberry. Cliffaml Tuckey and daughters Marjorie and Patricia Ann visited Blevins with Mr and Mrs Alvin Campbell. Bord B Montgomery did work with Aut Mes. Waltons Fhonete and Mr Bunda. Mrs Brite Shriya of Rabon hosted Lexas Sunday.
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