21 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
1
Your Health discusses acne treatment limitations noting that no cure exists yet and causes remain uncertain. It reviews mechanical blackhead formation, external irritants, and varying theories about glands and diet. X-ray therapy shows promise in many cases but requires caution. vitamin D and vaccines lack consistent proof. X-ray best for ages 18 to 25.
Bruce surveys a North English ruin and enters a vast underground realm where phosphorescent forests shelter giant toads and monstrous spiders. He discovers a long submerged Roman society ruled by hypnotic control and thought reading, in a chilling, archaic adventure tone.
A critical review lauds the work Land Under England for its vivid intelligently controlled imagination. It is described as continuously interesting and provocative, published by Simon and Schuster and priced at $2.
An essay on taste and habit in feeding children. It compares cultural food quirks like fish and bananas to changing tastes. It suggests introducing tiny, regular doses of disliked items such as cod liver oil to build tolerance, warns against monotonous diets, and notes careful use of rich adult foods.
An Olivia Hart era feature advises graceful neck posture as key to charm and health. It links head position to poise, mood, and comfort, suggesting a imagined wire pulling the head upward to reinforce correct alignment and reduce neck strain.
Clyde Echols of Eagle Texas was killed and his brother R B Echols of Dallas seriously injured when their car left a highway near a bridge two miles northeast of Prescott Arkansas. Clyde died from a broken neck. RB Echols suffered a fractured arm and possible internal injuries.
Standings show Little Rock at 4-9 and Knoxville 0-0 while Atlanta leads with 4 3 over Memphis 3 Birmingham 2 and Nashville plus Orleans postponed due to rain as Chattanooga remains at 0.
The National League results show St Louis Boson 3 over New York 6 and Cincinnati 5 over Tittsburgh 2 with Chicago Philadelphia ties. Rain affected Tuesday play as Chicago 13 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 3 Boston 5 7 New York 6 Boston 4 Cleveland 4 Washington 2. A strange line repeats about lifting a head from behind the ears and slow repetition for benefit.
In Sheridan Grant county a young transient pled guilty to shooting two Pine Bluff men during a Halloween attempt. He received fifteen years in prison. The case arose after he and his family were given a ride by the victims from Texarkana. His girlfriend, hospitalized with injuries, cried upon learning he would be taken to county jail without seeing her. The defendant justified his act as retaliation against a society he blamed for his poverty.
Jo Darien ends her engagement to Bret Paul and moves toward Hollywood dreams after taking a screen test with director Silas Drann and a possible job at Crest Lake inn. Lola Montez and Peter Fragonet steer her toward Hollywood, while Jo confronts rent pressures and the lure of guaranteed support from Douglas Marsh as she navigates studio politics and mounting risk.
Military commanders in Guayaquil and Quito announce the arrest of President Velasco (b) as a bid to proclaim a dictatorship. Tharea’s aide camp and Calderon regiment officers were reported involved. Communications were disrupted, fear of upheaval rose, and Solis took command after Tharra signed an unconstitutional decree.
Fragmentary text references Will Rogers and a town flagging his name on reefs, a personal campaign, and a meeting in Los Angeles in 1927 with Charles Lindbergh. Mentions arranging return of a friend’s body from Alaska and a prior lack of serious accidents, though overall content is unclear.
Fragmentary text references Ty Rogers and a movie actor with a vague remark about ego and replacement before a funeral. The shard suggests a trivial or sensational note on a public figure, but lacks clear context, dates, or named organizations to form a coherent news item.
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