Hope Star publication listing and address
Justice, Deliver Thy Herald From False Reports Published weekly afternoon by Star Publishing Co Inc Palmer Alex Washburn et al The Star building 212 214 South Main Street Hope Arkansas
23 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
1
Justice, Deliver Thy Herald From False Reports Published weekly afternoon by Star Publishing Co Inc Palmer Alex Washburn et al The Star building 212 214 South Main Street Hope Arkansas
Health columnist Morris Fishbein explains that while some diseases require specific diets, most illnesses use general diet plans. He notes major conditions needing dietary adjustments include diabetes overweight underweight kidney inflammation and epilepsy, with varying fat protein and carbohydrate ratios and salt restrictions as appropriate.
Bruce Catton reviews Philip Guedalla Attle book on Napoleon's dramatic return from Elba and the perilous march to Paris. The account highlights the near-disaster for Wellington after Waterloo and Napoleon's bold move with a small loyal force.
A collage of classroom chatter critiques intense drill work for arithmetic. Miss Smith defends concrete, store based learning where Billy counts apples to build multiplication and addition skills, while Mr Cooper worries about future abstract problems like cube roots and debt. Napoleon and Boycott anecdotes follow, linking education, history, and reform era ideas.
The passage references historic notes on peasant diet in France with cats as rabbits, Chinese practices with pickled animals, a German invention of an electric bell light, and a dated quip about Chinese age claims. It also mentions Australia population figures and a reference to a Mr Lowhs with 100,000 inhabitants.
Local political notices list candidates including John St. Wieson and Clarence Fe Baker for state senate and tax assessor Isabell Onsteal. The text references a pattern and pricing details, noting a 15 cent base price and an extra 10 cents with a coupon when offered together.
A long beach chapter in a seaside town features Boots and Russ, a romance blooming amid flirting and fear of separation. Boots confronts marriage talk as Russ presses for a life together, while both grapple with loneliness and risky choices on the shore.
A writer shares dermatology tips emphasizing thorough cleansing with soap and water, followed by a cleansing cream, skin tonic, and optional eye and throat cream in winter. The routine stresses avoiding over scrubbing, choosing gentle products, and rinsing well to prevent irritation and pimples. The advice highlights skin care steps and cautions against dry or sensitive skin becoming worse.
The lesson notes Hosea 4 8 9 contrasts stern denunciation of sin with tender love for the wanderers, urging both righteous preaching and compassionate guidance. It argues nations falter when selfishness reigns and calls for balancing reform with moral vision to restore right paths.
The readable lines mention visits among families in Hickory Shade and nearby towns with several names. It notes a death at the home of Mrs. Aliie Malone and a Virginia Galloway call to Miss Marjorie Malone, plus a Philip- lage pay line about a salary of 24 ananchy being considered a pluteeriat.
An advertisement for a patent medicine by J C Mendenhall Medicine Co Evansville Indiana touts a remedy labeled Sallow Girl Muti pia. It describes purported cures for chronic debility headaches and general ill health through cleansing and toning actions and claims benefits for nervous debility and intermittent fevers. The copy references purification actions and purification and purification steps as part of a long oblique list. The ad frames the product as a universal tonic for aged and frail individuals.
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