17 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
1
The Star states charges will be made for tributes and memorial cards and resolutions concerning the departed. It disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and notes policy to protect readers from space-taking memorials.
A brief explanation describes how carbohydrates are stored in the liver and muscles and how insufficient intake leads to fatigue and acidity. The piece notes the body's reliance on stored carbs to function properly as blood flows through these tissues.
A fragment discusses an eyelid sebaceous gland infection called a stye with home remedies and when to seek a physician. It also mentions carbohydrate storage in liver and muscles, diet implications, and lists foods rich and poor in carbohydrates with examples.
Bruce Catton previews a new Kipling collection titled A Kipling Pageant. The volume gathers stories from Jungle Books Just So Stories and more, praising Kipling as a natural short story craftsman while noting his imperial faith. Published by Doubleday at $3. Traffic opens on the new railway bridge over the River Irtysh near Omsk in Western Siberia.
Mrs Black recalls her own childhood as she resents holiday demands from her sons Lefty and Ted who beg to be reindeer in a pageant. She considers sewing a costume, faces guilt over time constraints, and ultimately finds meaning in revisiting memories of past preparations.
Blonde Rosemary Andree the woman who won the 50 prize in Englands physical perfection contest urges scientific exercise as essential. She says dieting alone won t shape a flat stomach firm chest and graceful neck. She credits regular home workouts for hard flesh and natural waist without a corset. The little dancer who eats as she likes lacks inches and curves.
Migs Andree recalls a failed contract offer tied to her weight as a new dancing partner refused to sign until she shed pounds. She describes a designer exerciser created for her and a routine of fifteen minutes twice daily that kept her from tiring while firming her body without becoming muscular.
Washington report notes Cleveland won the 1996 Republican national convention bid over Chicago and Kansas City. On the first ballot Cleveland received 34 votes, Chicago 37, Kansas City 6. A $150000 check was offered by both Chicago and Kansas City but not put on the table. The convention will open June 9 with talks of attacks on the New Deal and optimism for GOP chances.
Second Lieutenant Robert Carver of the Sith Pursuit Squadron based at Barksdale Field Shreveport La was killed Monday when his army plane crashed into a swamp 12 miles south of Miami Florida authorities said Carver a native of Shreveport was 22 years old and served with the pursuit squadron since last spring news of the crash reached Shreveport today
Seattle note reports Senator Joe T. Robinson returning from Montana with a congressional party and avoiding comment on the Townsend plan. He predicts a brief session, aided by Byrnes and Garner, with likely measures including payment of adjusted pension certificates and flood relief.
Eleven states have no old age pension laws at all Georgia Kansas Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico remain unaddressed in the alert alongside a broader rollcall of states including Alabama California Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island Vermont Washington Wisconsin Wyoming and a general fund note of billions.
Federal plan promises monthly checks at 65 funded by a 1 percent payroll tax rising to 3 percent by 1949, with across the board coverage except farming and domestic work. Analysts warn of inflation risk and a vast fund estimated to reach tens of billions, while many states differ on meetings and eligibility rules for citizenship and residency.
Dana plans a birthday dinner for Scott with a formal dress theme and two surprises. A mistaken suit triggers tension, as Scott accuses Dana of manipulating gifts, while Paula’s role hints unseen entanglements. Guests arrive, the party unfolds with wit and flirtation, ending in a cliffhanger.
Report summarizes harm and benefits of tax exempt securities amid partisan clash. Proponents argue market stability and investor protection while opponents warn of government overreach and hidden costs. The discussion touches on employment, social aid, and containment of fiscal risk.
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