29 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
1
The article discusses thyroid activity extremes from hyper to hypo function. It notes underactivity causing coldness, dry skin, edema, and dullness, while overactivity leads to warmth, rapid movement, sweating, and potential muscle pain or angina. It emphasizes gradual recovery and cautions about dosage effects.
Olive Roberts Barton depicts a domestic scene where Herbert and Mark clash and cooperate over assembling a makeshift ball throwing device. The mother intervenes, pushing the brothers to think creatively and work independently while critiquing their attitudes and highlighting sibling dynamics.
Rex Stout as one of four top mystery spinners with The League of Frightened Men from Viking-Rinehart at 29 dollars. A pompous detective solves a hazing murder case from his own home. Also reviewed are The Jose Petal Murders by Charles Givens and Death Wears a Mask by Therese Benson, praised for hard boiled storytelling and sharp police procedures.
Holly Grove Attorney W S Atkins spoke here Sunday. A crowd attended Union Grove singing Sunday night. Mrs Cara Fields and daughter Reva of Arkadelphia visited Mrs Cox and Pennie Breed of Hickory Shade last week. Thomas of Little Rock visited M V Derrberry and family. Miss Geneta Reriso Jus i Sunday en route to Shawnee Oklahoma, with Audrey and Van Derrberry accompanying her home. Mr and Mrs Leom Willis and Me Willie visited Mrs Willis at Oxelana. Frences Willis and others attended church here. Connar of Hop with M pper at We wonight. Aging school progress noted. Yish of the Great Lakes referred to as crcoue in Indiana and gespergou in Louisiana, others call it spa drum or thunder spuniper.
A telescope view from the Lewisville highway shows the Alton CCC camp with the camp road, recreation areas, and buildings along a tree line. The water tower and officers' quarters appear at the right, while reports discuss CCC's threefold mission of reducing unemployment, preserving natural resources, and aiding national works through multiple department projects nationwide.
The Civilian Conservation Corps expansion order by Roosevelt aims to grow to 600000 by August 31 and mobilize camps for employment relief. Departments of Labor Agriculture Interior and War will use CCC camps to address unemployment and support a broad civil program during peace time.
Two young fathers, Brian Chalmers and George Woodson, vow to give their child Ruth whatever it takes to be happy. They share a final, urgent wish as war drains their strength and fate divides them across distant fronts. Both meet death in 191? and 1935, leaving Ruth with a stubborn, hopeful legacy.
Arkansas State Forestry Commission offers tree seedlings from the state nursery at set prices to promote reforestation of lands not suitable for other crops. Applications must reach the state forester by January 31 and no later than March 1. minimum orders are 1000 trees, shipments begin from Conway, with no resale or nonforestry use allowed.
The text describes employment of young men in soil erosion prevention through CCC camps under the Department of Agriculture. It notes 123 workers in one coastal dust area and 38 other states involved. Camps are educational, nonmilitary, with supervised activities by educational supervisors and Army administration to ensure health, food, medical care, and clothing. It emphasizes reform and national pride, contrasting camp life with stereotypes and highlightingConstruction of uniform, orderly camps as a model of civic improvement.
The Arkansas forestry guide explains standard spacing for tree planting but notes exceptions for clogs and pulley plots with closer distances. State forest officials offer guidance, and the state nursery lists black locust, shortleaf pine, and loblolly pine seedlings at 2.50 per 100 with application blanks at the county agent’s office.
A Sulphur Oklahoma druggist touts Gordon's Compound as effective relief for stomach trouble. The ad cites repeated use over 23 years, claims quick relief for gas, dyspepsia, heartburn, bloating, and indiges tion, and offers a money back guarantee on the first bottle if unsatisfied.
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