Hope Star masthead and publication notes excerpt
The text shows the Hope Star masthead and publishing policy including editor publisher names and press association credit. It mentions post office classification, advertising limits on tributes, cards and memorials, and disclaimer about manuscript handling and space concerns. Names include Alex H. Washburn. Local policy notes reference Arkansas Daily Inc and addresses in Memphis New York Chicago Detroit St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldi C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Anges
Hope
Arkansas
Associated’ Press
Ettwike
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Bios
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
E. Wacktroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
SL Louis
Star
Commercial
Eepers
Protein intake and posture linked to health guidance
A health note discusses daily protein needs around 100 grams, noting milk’s protein content and ranking foods by protein quality. It lists rich and poor protein sources, emphasizes the role of protein in tissue maintenance and repair, and links posture to overall health while listing foods with high and low protein content.
Adventuring in Palestine and other holiday reads
A parent from the era is advised to consider Adventuring in Palestine by Marion Rubinstein as a Christmas gift for children. The book follows three German children moving to Palestine, detailing its historic religious and modern scenes with strong photos and clear explanations. Also praised are Back to Treasure Island by H A Calahan and A Child's Story of the Animal World by Edward C Huey, plus notes on rising confectionery and chocolate consumption in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Marion Rubinstein
Preasure Island
H. A. Calahan
Vanguard
Mr. Calahan
Stevenson
Long John Silver
Stong
Jim Hawkins
Treasure Island
Orly
Edward C. Huey
H. R. Daugherty
Clive Earle
Reynal and Hitchcock
Gifts and givers in Christmas tradition by Olive Barton
The essay argues that children care more about real affection than the amount Santa brings. Grandparents and aunts play roles, but the moral gift is the love and relationships cultivated. Children enjoy the ritual, guesswork, and the chance to thank relatives, while adults gain warmth and connection. Santa fades as children grow, but memory of who gave what endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Lucy
Lois
Santa Claus
Annable
Santa Clause
Aunt Lucy
Mra
Cameron
Panica Tatary
Nesta
Scott
Marriet Dany
Sam
Dina
Cines Monte
Cott
Dena
Dana
Winter skin care for travelers and skiers
The article advises both north and south travelers to use tissue cream lip pomade hand lotion and cuticle oil as essential beauty preparations in cold or sun blazing conditions. It stresses nourishing exposed skin and preventing chapping before and after outdoor activities with cold water rinses and careful makeup application.
Hand care tips for rough red hands and night treatment
The article advises using a skin tonic twice daily and cutting nails. If hands remain rough and red, apply rich hand cream and cotton gloves. Before bed cover hands with cream, remove gloves, and wear them overnight for healing benefits.
Science Hopes to Conquer Death Says Carrel
New York scientist Dr. Alexis Carrel told the New York Academy of Medicine that suspending life and reactivating it could become possible for centuries, citing a chicken-heart study and Colonel Lindbergh’s artificial heart. He outlined reversible and irreversible death, noting only partial hopes for an afterlife and stating senescence remains beyond reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Stitute
Carrell
Institute
Charles A. Lindbergh
Carret
Dr. Carrel
Academy
Louis Knocks Out Paolino in Fourth Round at Garden
In Madison Square Garden before about 20 000 fans, Joe Louis defeated Paolino Uzeutlun in the fourth round of a 1 round bout to raise funds for a Christmas charity. A single right to the jaw put Paolino down, landing a decisive KO as referee Arthur Donovan halted the contest.
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New York
Joe Louin
Detroit
Nero
Paolino Uzeutlun
Madison Square Garden
Lois
Uszerdun
Paolino
Tom Heeney
Pyrenees
Faoline
Louis
Arthur Donovan
Donovan
Garden
Not Hopeless Yet He May Recover With Treatment
The report describes a patient who, with proper treatment, could be resuscitated. It notes his organs remain alive, including the brain, and that death is not yet inevitable. A few minutes later irreversible death would occur due to brain and spinal center disintegration.
China Overlord flees to British protection after secession
Fragmentary text describes an Overlord figure fleeing to British protection in North China following a secession attempt. Mentions promotion by Tor, Rio, Gen, Sung Choheytan Hopet Chahay overlord and a Japanese favored rise. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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North
China
Tor
Rio
Gen
Chahay
Tilent
Branc Dng
Burning Leaves and Soil Health In Charlotte
In Charlotte, E H Rawls notes decayed leaves boost plant life, warning that burning leaves harms soil. The article blends horticultural advice with stray boxing and travel snippets, mentioning Louis’s boxing streak and Imperial Airways growth alongside Kei islands trade.
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Charlotte
N. C
E. H. Rawls
Dana and Scott Deal with Dinner Disaster and Debt
Dana Westbrook and her fiancé Scott Stanley salvage a ruined dinner party after Dana’s clumsy hosting. They compare costs, plan a tight budget, and debate wardrobe needs, balancing romance with financial strain and Paula’s snubs as Dana resents money waste. Dana worries about Paula’s gaze and ready-made social pressure from Ron Moore and others.
Hollywood Preview film scenes mix real and reel on set
Hollywood is filming a movie titled Preview about making a film. Director Robert Florey uses on set scenes blending the picture within a picture with actors portraying crew. The piece highlights the clash of previews with old premiere rituals and the comic risk of mixing sound and action on a crowded, overlit Hollywood stage.
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Hy Rodhin
Hollywood
F& New
Emergus
Robert Florey
Diretor Tng
Florey
Crew
Thvnee
Eight Undefeated Teams Dominate 1935 College Football Race
The 1935 season produced only eight perfect teams led by Minnesota which remained undefeated for a second year. Princeton, Minnesota and Southern Methodist were hailed as national contenders with Rose Bowl spots. Notable comebacks included Knox College under coach Pete Reynolds and Notre Dame’s strong rally, while Alabama and Southern California faced declines. Attendance rose by about ten percent, bolstering the game’s revival and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Minnesota
Princeton
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
United
Midwest
East
Southwest
Alma
Ohio University
Middle Tennessee Teachers
Spearfish S. D. Noviiut
Nassau Collegiate Center
Garden City
Stanford
University of California
Los Angeles
Alabama
Notre Dame
Doetames
Proutirivais
Pexas Christian
Siwash
Pete Reynolds
Knox Calleze
California
Driving in Fog How to See and Be Seen on Roads
A timeless guide explains fog and mist reduce visibility and disrupt transport. It advises slowing down, keeping headlights and taillights functional, using road edges for guidance, maintaining a weather eye ahead, and using horns to signal presence to others.
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Milst
Toppled Ohio State and the 12-man team drama in college football
A chaotic collage of 1930s football tales features Dartmouth’s 12-man team, a spectator joining a struggling line against Princeton, a Dean’s investigative trip tied to the Ted Key mystery, and political blows as Governor Martin Luther Dovey accuses half of Ohio State’s squad of payroll ties. It also recalls Lam’s national yardage record, Berwanger and Wilson all-Americas, a hog wager between Minnesota and Iowa, Navy’s comeback versus Army, Wisconsin’s revolt claim against coach Spears, and voices from Florida’s Tigert and Southern College’s Spivey criticizing football’s system. Charley Paddock targets Howard Jones, and Hub Randour racks up 600 yards from scrimmage.
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Ohio State
Dartmouth
Indians
Princeton
Ted Key
U. O C. L. Avon
Martin Luther Dovey
Kayo Lam
Colorado
Jackrabbit
Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Southern Methodist
Atom
Bobby Wilson
Minnesota
Iowa
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Walter Meanwell
Clarence W. Spears
John J. Tigert
University of Florida
Ladd M. Spivey
Southern College
Charley Paddock
Howard Jones
Southern California
Hub Randour
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin’s win over Purdue hints at a key touch down
A cautious football note suggests one touchdown outcome without scoring details. It cites Wisconsin’s victory over Purdue as the probable tipping point, highlighting the impact of that result on standings and momentum.
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Wipsets
Wisconsin
Purdie
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American ‘Med“feat ‘Association
Hygela
Other Health Magazine
Ein Foods
Ein
Bruce Catton
United States
Olive Roberts Barton
Grandpa Smith
Brown
Janie
Grandpa
Tommy
Uzeutuin
Japan
British Imperial Airways
Kei’ Islands
Moluccas
Butch East Indies
Verde
Dana Westbrook
Abrand
Ordey
Beatt
Aiveryone
Paula
Paulo
Jaid
Dang
Scott Awalee
St. Cecilie’s
Scote
Paula Long
Ronnie
Seoit
Steg Huckins
Npry-Compan
Gomhfort
Heanura
General Motors
Odenns
Plintup
Auuiadown
Roy Anderson and Company
TOL
E-Tex Oil Company
Shectai—i Gul
Sullivan Coast
IPE
Hope, Hope. Ark
John S, Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Phose 63
Hope, Ark
General Electric Appliances
Harry W. Shiver
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