12 Dec 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1934
Page
1
Public health notice warns that blood-sucking insects may carry disease during warmer months. Health officials urge protective measures, vector control, and vigilance in communities. Agencies emphasize reporting bite symptoms and seeking medical advice for potential infections.
The article explains how mosquitoes transmit malaria yellow fever filariasis dengue and other illnesses, note ing the spread by flies fleas and body lice, and highlights prevention via insecticides and sanitary efforts. It also offers seasonal health tips and home skin care advice for winter months.
A cosmetician extols winter sports for women noting glow from skiing and vigor from skating surpass facial treatments. His sales background in face care and salon exercises colors the claim as a practical hint for women, though enthusiasm varies by individual.
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a family Christmas scene where a father dressed as Santa entertains children while three and a half year old Elizabeth shrinks back in fear. The piece warns that despite joyful traditions, some children are overwhelmed by imaginative plays and warns parents to balance festivity with sensitivity.
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman implements a unique method for freshmen and varsity, keeping freshmen separate, forming four squads that play round robin, then selecting an all-star to train against the varsity reserves. He excites emphasis on scholastic standing and speed, sprint drills, and stamina, shaping the 182 Minnesota squad for future seasons.
Ozan Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Briant return to Fayetteville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson. Miss Lillian Robins returns home from Washington with Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Rush Jones, and Mrs. Lo Fletcher visiting Hone. Miss Cornella City shopped in Hope. E. Haselman visited Hope. Rev. Harrell preached at the M. E. church. Richard Smead returns to Little Rock from a visit with his parents. Rev. Whitlow to preach at Baptist church Sunday. Jeanette Citty returns to Tyler Texas for school after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Citty, Mrs. G. W. Stuart, and Miss Aimia Hanna shopped in Hope.
A review frames Frane Werfel’s novel derived from a WWII era chapter of Armenian resistance near Antioch in 1915. It depicts Enver Pasha’s mass killings, a siege by villagers lasting forty days, and a naval rescue. The work is praised as thrilling yet deeply exploring nationalism, power, and humanity. Published by Viking at $3.
Ann Hollister's engagement to Tony is unsettled by Peter Kwent Dal's marriage to Valeria Bennett and the town's social rivalries. Millicent Kendall and Carol Kendall plot to elevate Ann, while Valeria's rivals plot to shape Ann's future as they navigate money, status, and family loyalties.
Sacramento report outlines a looming $165,000,000 deficit for the 1985-87 biennium. The GOP administration pledges liberal social programs, while 1,250,000 residents rely on relief. Suggested costs include fixed government charges near $167.5 million and potential revenue or expenditure cuts amid political contention.
Mr and Mrs Will Formby visited their daughter at Toye Friday afternoon. The Gibson and Morrison families spent time with relatives. Ruth Melon from Huston Texas visited her mother Mrs C Hosies. Tom Barranel daughter Ruth also mentioned. Several locals hosted visitors and shared social calls through the week end.
Hollywood gossip notes evaluate The Mighty Barnum revealing P T Barnum through Beery as a central figure. It discusses Zanuck’s production approach and predicts the film’s box office potential rather than a strict circus saga. The piece notes the movie’s focus on Barnum's early struggles and American Museum era.
Battlefield Bay residents report visits from McBay and relatives from Longview Texas. Mrs. Ann Smith stayed with Mrs. Aller Johnson and Mrs. Mittie Moses at Spring Hill. Kennin Atkins and children visited Sellous Atkins at Saratoga, and Selous Atkins oversaw a few days' sit. Mrs Sit McDowell and Nellie visited Flay Smith and Mr. Smith in Spring Hill. Henry Williams from Texarkana tended to their place recently. A daughter, Joyce Merl, was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. G. MeBa last Tuesday.
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