06 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
1
A critique of dieting courses marketed as secret health cures. It ridicules autointoxication claims and warns that scientific doctors reject the idea of disease caused solely by eating errors. The article notes the spread of dangerous weight loss schemes and distrusts toxemia theories.
A reader asks about calories defining calory as energy to raise water and notes that protein, carbohydrate, and fat yield four four and nine calories per gram respectively. The piece warns against diet promoters selling special foods and devices claiming to wash out toxins and prevent disease, urging better knowledge of digestion.
The excerpt praises the tough pioneer spirit and notes the book published by Little, Brown & Co. It mentions a price of $4 and emphasizes admiration for rugged perseverance.
A reflective essay examines child punishment across ages, noting hazing rituals and the impact of public shaming. It argues punishment should fit the offense and the child, avoiding excessive or humiliating measures that breed rebellion, while recognizing parental influence and social context.
Bruce Catton reviews Old Jules by Mari Sandoz, a prize biography of her father, a hard-bitten Swiss pioneer in Nebraska. The work portrays his stubbornness, tenacity, and impact turning wilderness into a settled farm, with vivid Pioneer life, hardship, and family dynamics.
Declares Donald Loomis that a sensible diet and regular activity unlock weight loss. He trains rising stars for Hollywood life and says even overweight people should exercise lightly daily. He urges regular meals, limited ice, and two five minute workouts morning and night. Fatigue and inactivity hinder fitness.
The text describes Mrs Ledmans and Jeanette as active young women who spend time in cars and resting, with mention of tennis and exercises. It also references a Hollywood rule to calculate correct weight by height, using 90 pounds at five feet and adding five pounds per inch, giving an example for five feet two.
Berlin Protestant Confessional opposition leaders face wholesale arrests after the secret police warn that their steps against an edict removing rights from church groups amount to treason. Hartmann, in Nazi guard uniform, reports orders from Hans Kerr as church delegates denounce the edict as violating church life and freedom.
Representative I. L. Pilkinton of Hempstead county tells Governor Futrell he opposes any tax increase for motorists or others to finance the State Centennial next year. He notes proposed ideas include raising the 50 cent drivers license to 1.00 or other taxation, opposing Act. 180.
In a letter to Governor Futrell Hempstead County Representative I L Pilkinton urges funding the Arkansas Centennial without new taxes. He suggests donations under Act 180 and receipts via the revenue department, noting drivers might contribute 50 cents or a dollar when renewing licenses.
In a Blanley family scene Dana Cameron battles a protective grandmother and the stylish Scott Stanley. Dana longs for Ronnie Moore while Emily Cameron pressures her granddaughter to reject Scott's suit, amid party preparations and shifting affections. Paula Long appears as a rival at the College Club dance as Dana wrestles with hurt and hope.
A letter to The Star questions liquor consumption trends, arguing the 1917 peak era and modern figures. It recalls old saloon vitality, promotional temptations, and government reports showing sustained increases in both domestic and foreign liquor use, challenging the catalyst for rising alcohol related deaths.
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for persistent coughs bronchial irritation or heat cold. It promises relief even after other remedies fail and offers a druggist guarantee with a money back refund if not satisfied from the first bottle. The ad emphasizes inflammation soothing effects and immediate action.
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