05 Dec 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
1
A guide explains how heart rate varies with age activity and illness. It notes normal ranges from birth to adulthood, effects of fever infections thyroid action, and that irregular rhythms signal potential heart issues needing medical evaluation.
An Australian novelist F. D. Davison writes in Red Heifer about a remarkable red cow who breaks from the herd during a roundup in Australia. She leads a roaming band of wild cattle to the foothills, proving a cow can lead while the bull fights and makes noise.
A remembered author paints a picture of early settlers taming the land and the bovine viewpoint in a romance of the Australian west. The work, admired for its storytelling not only in Australia but the United States, is priced at $2 by Coward-MecCann.
A mother recalls Ruth a wary loner who bites and hair-pulls until she meets a fearless peer. The two become close friends, learn to share, and Ruth develops sweetness and poise as she accepts limits. The change comes from finding a mate who refuses to be brow-beaten and from growing social understanding.
Ann Hollister secretly marries Peter Kendall after a breakup with Tony Wake and Valeria Bennett. Amid family shock and a looming social scandal, Ann plans a Florida honeymoon while Sarah helps pack, Tony pressures, and Peter defends thematch as they flee to begin a new life away from town.
Charles Griffin of The Star recounts the 74th Company CCC Thanksgiving menu and service in Hempstead county. The spread included bouillon, celery, roast turkey with bread dressing, mashed and street potatoes, brown gravy, cranberry sauce, beans, salad, rolls with butter, coffee, mixed candy and nuts. Cooks listed include Danng assisted by Pat Duck, Sam Alphin, and Happy Harris, who worked Wednesday night into Thanksgiving day.
Evidence from 1908 that arms makers anticipated a tremendous conflict in Europe was presented Tuesday to the senate munitions committee. The committee also learned that the U.S. government assigned delivery of some munitions contracts to the British navy from 1901 to 1906.
Henry's Chapel Moving dominates local life as WY. CG. Johnston and family relocate to Hope Saturday. RB. M. Fincher and family move to his place with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ferkins to occupy Fincher’s former home. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cobb called on Dottie Bearden and her son Glendon, with Kelly Gray visiting Mr. and Mrs.
New Orleans reaction follows a charge of censorship by Huey Long toward Loyola State University student journalism. The Big Ten Editorial Association condemned Long for meddling in education after a telegraphed denial and reflection on a college training impact.
Frank Bailey and Jim A Wright visited with Charles Fox while Hanson Rothwell and family spent Sunday with Bon Rothwell. Lewallen and Fincher families shared Thanksgiving with relatives, and many residents hosted friends including Wright, Clara Ellis, and Jim A Wright.
Washington reports the Aviation Commission backs government built airships to be leased to private operators. Conferences this week will finalize details of a program possibly worth 17 million dollars, including two large Zeppelin type craft and one metal clad ship with modern landing gear.
The report notes Willie and Mattie Lou Purtle of Rocky Mound visiting their sister, while Emmett Lewallen of Magnolia spent the weekend with home folks. Clyde Dobson and family dined with M. E. Perkins, Charles Fox dined with Buc Hunt, and Cart Ells with Clare joined Earl Fincher's family for Thanksgiving. Also quoted is a stray stories excerpt about social antics. It then mentions over 20 million European library books located in Germany’s 160 libraries.
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