30 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented health note discusses daily water needs. It advises six glasses daily plus water from foods, with guidance on meal intake, avoiding overhydration, and using clean glasses. It mentions cool rather than ice cold water and cautions on contamination from cups and faucets.
A health Q and A notes gums may recede with age or rapidly due to pyorrhea if gums bleed. Diet changes, good dental care, and regular checkups are advised. Water taste varies with minerals and odors. if community water tastes off consider bottled water or filters.
Bruce Catton recounts a bizarre Soviet project in the book Helamor. A vast canal over 100 miles long was built in harsh Arctic conditions by about 30 000 convicts and escorted by around 100 GPU guards. The workers included political prisoners and hardened criminals, organized into improvised camps with improvised equipment, completing the task in under two years.
The passage praises a remarkable achievement in penology, noting its quaint American flavor and Russian Communist phrasing. It highlights the book published by Smith and Haas, titled for sale at three dollars, as a tidy example of practical penology.
A mother recalls a four year old boy’s misbehavior and the power of quietness. She notes a drastic shift after choosing to stop scolding for a week, letting the child seek attention differently. The turnaround shows how calm, attentive parenting can guide troublesome behavior toward harmony.
Alicia Hart explains how to create loose waves with wide, unwaved ends using a diluted wave-setting lotion. Steps include washing, drying, shaping waves with a comb, pinning below and above the part, and varying wave numbers by side for center parts, noting backward curves last longer and can age the face.
The passage argues the coming year will reflect what we deserve and have earned. It critiques grandiose plans from others while urging gradual progress through steady effort, decency, and personal responsibility rather than quick fixes or utopian schemes. Persistent self-improvement is the path to better outcomes.
Instructions describe two methods for ringlet curls using metal curlers or finger-wrapping. Wind hair onto small curlers or wind around a finger, dry, then release and comb or brush curls upward for styling.
In this fall into winter note, Larry Baver discusses wildlife feeding as birds migrate and endure cold. He advises simple help like suet and seed placed where not buried by snow, aiding stressed waterfowl and songbirds during harsh weather.
A newspaper note warns that house cats roaming into wildlife areas threaten songbirds and other wildlife. It describes cats as bold in new habitats, prompting fears of decimated bird populations and calls for responsible pet management to protect conservation efforts.
New York report notes housing starts and total construction rose sharply in 1935. Public works funding and mortgage liquidity boosted residential activity, with homebuilding outpacing other sectors. Officials warn of costs and uncertain factors, yet optimism stays for the industry. Passenger traffic at Lambert-St. Louis Airport also increased in the last fiscal year.
The article discusses standing warrants and a one million dollar indebtedness, the impact of reduced general revenue since 1933, and potential use of twenty percent for reserves or debt payment. It analyzes Amendment No. 18 and No. 49 limits, sales tax as relief for homesteads, and urges voters to question candidates about tax policy and government cost.
A fragmented historical blurb recalls Dante Alighieri born 1268 in Florence, his exile after the Black and White Guelph feud, and his great work The Divine Comedy penned in Ravenna. It notes a 1936 stamp issue and various unrelated political and coffee trade lines from the era.
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