19 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
1
The piece discusses candy in a child's diet, noting sugar adds flavor but should not replace essential foods. It covers questions on hereditary twins, sugar and tooth decay debates, and candy composition, citing that sugar often drives appetite for more sweets while many experts doubt a direct link to decay.
The review discusses the second volume of Admiral Sir Roger Keyes's memoirs focusing on Britain’s WWI naval strategy. It argues the fleet could have shortened the war with bolder use of assets and offensive action, citing missed chances at Dardanelles Jellicoe’s concerns, and highlights Keyes’s Dover patrol and Zeebrugge raid.
A jumbled line laments social views on sexuality while mixing holiday sentiment with self deprecation. The fragment hints at tolerance issues and personal doubt during Christmas, suggesting a chaotic mood about acceptance and self worth.
The piece argues for balanced giving this Christmas amid hardship. It contrasts charity for orphans with personal indulgence, notes the rise of toy-focused gifts for the underprivileged, and warns against excessive money worship. It advocates a mix of thrift, joy, and practical presents to boost morale and support the economy.
A fashion column describes eye makeup tips for evening wear and Christmas parties. It covers mascara selection and application, eye shadow matching, and a cleansing routine to prevent smudges. A brief note mentions platinum in iron meteorites as a separate fact.
Sweet Home residents report H. H. Huskey’s business trip to Memphis. W. T. Yarberry and wife hosted their son James Sewell. Winnie Gossard of Mt Etna visits her parents. M. H. Montgomery dined with sister Mrs. Walter Bonds. S. E. Yarberry guests of Chester Yarberry. William Spears visits grandparents. The community mourns the death of Ancledim Hendrix. burial at Marlbrook Cemetery. Lewis and Marcomb Salman, Hubert Delahes, Reeder Campbell, and Chester Breski spent over three months in western Texas picking cotton. Ervin Newton and wife visited her parents Mrs. Will Huskey.
The story follows Dana and surgeon Scott facing economic strain after moving to pricier offices with X ray gear. Dana battles upscale expectations from her grandmother and peers while Scott worries over paying patients and keeping vows. Tensions mount as financial limits test their marriage and ambition.
In St Louis Herbert Hoover blasted New Deal relief as politicized, proposing decentralized relief funded by voluntary service. He claimed mounting federal costs and debt from relief programs, criticized Roosevelt’s policies, and argued for reduced state allotments and less federal control as he addressed the John Marshall Republican Club. The talk included claims on bank panic causes and government overhead alongside personal notes from local visits.
Large Sunday school crowd attended with many local families visiting relatives and sharing meals. Socials included a party hosted by Miss Willie Mae Simmons and visits among the Rogers, Ross, Calhoon and Prince families, with several households noted for Sunday gatherings and Saturday stayovers.
Rev D OQ Slivey filled his regular appointment at Rocky Mound and will preach at the Methodist church Sunday at 1 PM. Public is invited. Local residents shared visits and Sunday meals with relatives including the Jordans, Rogers, Hazards, Mitchells, Messer, Barnes, and Beards. A birthday party for James Edward Britt was held Saturday afternoon.
The Winter Pattern Hook offers a complete selection of city dress designs with patterns and step by step sewing instructions. It notes fabric types and yardage, offers a pattern order option, and specifies a price with coupon details, urging readers to mention the newspaper name.
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