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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
1
C E Palmer serves as President while Alexander B Washburn acts as Editor and Publisher, steering the paper through early 20th century operations. This leadership duo defines the newsroom and printing house, guiding editorial direction and business strategy.
Medical guidance explains croup causes by streptococcus or staphylococcus with throat swelling and potential airway obstruction. It covers symptoms wheeze fever and hoarseness, home care with fluids steam and possible sedatives, and when to seek urgent care including oxygen and airway procedures.
Frederic Van de Water assesses George Armstrong Custer in Glory Hunter, portraying him as driven by a relentless thirst for glory. The work traces his boyhood fixation, near misses, and rapid Civil War rise, arguing luck and boldness defined his career and final reckoning.
A columnist considers winter air practices urging balanced ventilation. She cites dangers of open windows at night, advises two thorough air changes daily, using upper sash openings, windbreaks, and proper bed placement to protect children. High emphasis on preventing colds through safer, moderated airflow.
A guide to selecting scents and fragrance gifts for women. advises matching perfume to personality single flower varieties for light types spicy notes for mature tastes and bouquet scents for subtle wearers. suggests luxury brands, gift sets boxed with perfume and toilet water, and practical ideas like powder compacts and monogrammed cases.
The report notes that Berwanger, Williams of Chicago, Howell of Alabama, and Weinstock of Pitt headline the second backfield unit after a tough loss to Texas Christian. Williams is highlighted at quarterback for his versatility and leadership potential, with mention of Purdue, Texas, and Southern methodists players in the mix.
Detroit draft-era chatter surveys backs and ends from Alabama to Yale, praising Howell and Hutson while weighing star performers like LeVan, Nicksick, Buckler, and Harewig. The piece notes injuries influencing Ohio State, Temple’s Smukler, and a deep pool from Pitt, Princeton, Colgate, and Army to shape the era’s standout roster.
Senate munitions investigators focus on a spike in cheap submachine gun output. They suspect pieces are assembled in small shops before shipment to final plants. The report notes a broad network of makers and distributors, with emphasis on illicit production and distribution across several regions.
In a lively social segment Ann Hollister, 24, navigates engagement hopes and a diamond ring gifted by Tony. Valeria, Peg, and Sarah assist as Don Kendal and others loom in the backdrop, with talk of a Christmas proposal and future housekeeping plans, while friendships and social intrigues unfold around dinners and mall moments.
Mary Raymond 1954 NEA service tale follows Ann preparing a lavish Christmas feast for Tony, pondering gifts and his distant displays of affection. The city buzzes with festive decor as Ann wrestles with expectations and the uncertain return of Tony, who delays arriving for the holiday meal.
Dr Jacques Forestier of Aix les Bains outlined gold salt injections as a promising arthritis treatment at a Little Rock Public Library talk. He explained two arthritis types, noted 500 cases in five years, and warned against use in kidney or liver disease or with hemorrhage risk, citing sodium aurothicmalate as highly available.
Hope residents and visitors are listed enjoying social events and church activities. Mrs Ben Goodlett Mrs Floyd Matthews Miss Alma Hanna and Miss Lilian Robins shopped in Hope. Prizes awarded at a Missionary society social hosted by Mrs Crome. Wedding of Luck Seawing and Miss Viole Hanna at Nashville. Thanksgiving attendance at football games in Nashville Arkadelphia and social visits to Nashville Memphis Arkadelphia and Houston.
Wanter Cornelius Mims sues J N Mims in Hempstead Chancery Court. Clerk Dale Jones notes the defendant must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Court seal dated December 1, 1934.
Warning order issued by the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas against J. R. Lewis and Saltie L. Lewis and other defendants in a case filed by The Federal Land Bank of St. Louis. Defendants given thirty days to answer the complaint. Court seal dated December 1 1934, Clerk Dale Jones.
No 2869 in Hempstead County Chancery Court Anne St Louis Missouri Corporation Plaintiff versus W T Parvis et al Defendants warned to appear in court within the time of the Plaintiff The Federal Land Bank of St Louis witness my hand seal this 1st day of December 1934 Dale Jones Clerk Def 18 15 22
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