24 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
1
A newspaper fragment outlines that the body needs some fat in the diet to reach maximum growth and prevent skin abnormalities from fat deficiency. It lists foods rich in fats such as lard margarine nuts oils olives pastries and sausage and foods poor in fats including haddock honey meat extracts shellfish refined carbohydrates and skim milk.
A health question notes a case of a man becoming a father at 78 and another at 84, questioning the mental and physical impact on offspring. It states an aged father's health can negate adverse effects if both parents are otherwise strong and healthy.
Modern education uses friendly teaching methods and stamps as learning aids. Edward M. Allen writes America’s Story is Told in Postage Stamps, linking U S history to Uncle Sam stamps. The book uses stamp illustrations the reader can cut and paste, covering eras with stamps under $1. Published by Whitlsey House at $2.50.
The essay follows Terry a five year old who learns the joy and sting of gift giving. After overhearing admiration for his gifts he seeks ownership and later money to buy his own presents. A mother advises guiding him while preserving his festive learning and budgeting lessons, especially for Christmas.
Actress Margot credits posture training from childhood in Mexico for her poised stage presence. She favors comfortable shoes and low heels, maintaining a long brown hair style that highlights her widow's peak.
A Christmas meditation urges recognition of the Prince of Peace amid looming conflicts. The piece argues society struggles to live by the era of peace since 20 centuries ago, and hints that steadfast ideals can someday become reality through patient effort and reverent reflection during the holiday season.
The woman cleans hair with a small amount of shampoo and arms root rubbed into scalp. She wraps a towel for an hour then brushes for twenty minutes. She washes her face with soap and water, applies milk lotion powder, lipstick, and powder, avoiding rouge.
Sunday church greetings from Rev. Thompson of Blevins and holiday visits as families gather. Ruth Huskey returns from Richmond High School to share holidays with relatives. Notables include Quay Wortham’s funeral in Prescott and Gill Wilson visiting family from Hardy Ark. A newborn girl blessed Clifford Huskey family on December 22. Waldean Hardy and Herman Biggers wed December 21 with Rev. Thompson officiating. Dorris Carman visits CCC camp family and neighbors share meals and events. Elbert Brimes of Tallahassee, Fla. is hosted by James Grimes family. A local theater crowd attended the Midway play Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs William Chandler welcomed a son named Ora O Neal with December WM as the birth date. Mrs Tompia Gilbert of Fulton visited her sister Mrs Onhelia Chandler over the weekend. Clenton Chandler stayed with Olen Hubbard of Sprudel Saturday night. Miss Louise Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Olen Hubbard of Sprudell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank.
Mrs. Lucille Hubbard spent Friday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Cornelius and went shopping in Hope Saturday. Mr and Mrs Roy Cornelius also visited. Mrs. Alice Finley was shopping in Hope Saturday. William and Clenton Chandler were shopping in Hope Saturday. C G Ball of Ozan was in Sheppard on business. Mr and Mrs Walter Cornelius and Raymond Cornelis were shopping in Hope Saturday.
The Netherlands resisted deflation to restore internal balance while exports to Europe fell due to weakened cotton sales. Gains came from farm machinery and manufactured goods shipped to South America, Africa, Canada, Australia, and Mexico. Imports rose as the drought, crop controls, and stronger demand lifted demand for wool and raw materials, with ten months ending October showing imports at 1,692,192,000 and exports at 1,788,989,000 against prior year levels.
The excerpt presents varied public remarks on Roosevelt and the New Deal with critics from John T. Flynn William Allen White and Ruth Bryan Owen, plus a Kansas editorialist, to illustrate political tension. It ends with a medical fact about serum doses for snake bites and starfish limb regeneration.
Rosston notes Mr and Mrs J B Butler slowly improving after three weeks illness of pneumonia and flu Mrs Whitnacsh of Prescott has been with Mr and Mrs J B Butler for Christmas holidays Mrs Butler returned home for the holidays Eddie Carlton is building a house on One Hatley White farm and will move in when finished Mr and Mrs Chris Butler visited Fred Fore and Sastrily Sunday Hinton Martin and folks visited J and Dillare and Gamily Sunday
New Liberty residents share holiday time with kin from Piney Grove and Antioch. Elizabeth Hanahan returns from Lite Rork to join Mr and Mrs Carl Thornton and children. Sympathy extends to the Mune family of Antioch after the December 23 death. Local social life includes a Christmas tree gathering and a note on fish breeding with a Chinese Moor goldfish.
Dana Stanely and Scott Stanley drift through a tangled romance amid social rivalries and medical careers. Paula Long's jealousy strains bonds as Dana grapples with affection, money, and a looming choice. A looming, rain soaked chapter ends with a grim thread of fate as life and pride collide.
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