01 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
1
Medical note details a newly observed sensitivity to amidopyrine pyramidon causing sharp drops in white blood cells, with counts falling within hours and reactions lasting days. It notes most agranulocytosis cases are tied to amidopyrine, though other drugs can contribute. Case examples from Denmark show rapid decline after exposure and rebound after avoidance.
A witty critique of a Wales bound pampered heir trapped by his wealthy aunt. He plots her murder with calculating ease, imagining escape from small town life as the plan unfolds with comic menace and grim consequences.
By Olive Roberts discusses the value and limits of the substitution method in guiding toddlers. She notes mothers once used simple tricks, contrasts old and new terms, explains why diversion works, warns against excessive punishment, and stresses variety to prevent boredom and misbehavior.
Dr. Poll, a prominent Berlin physician, says classifying individuals by their susceptibility to certain diseases through fingerprinting is a possibility of the future.
February events at First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches list a leadership school nightly 7 PM February 4 to 8 led by Rev Harmond B. Ramecy Frescott and Rev Thomas Brewster Hope. February 8 Bishop John M Moore Dallas and Hendrix president J H Reynolds Conway lead an educational conference at First Methodist at 7. February 15 Young Businessmen's association present a play Youth Coach at City Hall then a dance at Elks Club. February 17 to 22 Bible conference at First Presbyterian under Dr F Crossley Morgan. March 12 district ten senior boys basketball tournament at Hope High School gym. March 17 Epworth League play at First Methodist.
An etiquette column discusses two methods for applying cream rouge. It contrasts dot-and-blend with the triangle method, detailing steps from foundation to blending, and emphasizes rouge to mimic healthy color from athletic exertion.
Bells Chapel will host a revival meeting led by Rev. E A Tapley of Bethel Oklahoma starting Saturday night and continuing through the following week with the public invited. The item lists local visits and weekend activities including people from Dallas and Prescott visiting, business trips, and family gatherings in the area.
Gale Henderson, a mill worker, faces renewed love and conflict as she contends with Steve Meyers, Josie’s gossip, and family duty. While pondering independence she returns to work, skates with Brian Westmore, and weighs plans for a freer life versus home obligations.
Mr and Mrs Willan Chandler and family called on W L Cornelius and relatives Tuesday night. J M Cornelius of Guernsey spent a day with his son Watter. Ruth Norton stayed with Aunt Mrs Julia Chandler and Alice Clayton. Earl Clayton of Little spent Saturday night with his relatives. Chandler family shopped in Hope while Nellie Neal did business there. Ethel Cornelius and Wesley spent Saturday with Rosa Cornelius. Pewl Cornelius is not improving fast after illness.
Mercury solidifies at 3793 Fahrenheit with Fahenheit used as a registering agent in thermometers for very low temperatures. The Post Office Department authorizes extra air mall schedules on several routes, boosting annual domestic mileage to 3,083,920 miles and total to 24,120,792 miles. An airplane window design allows it to stay open without rain or snow entering.
A historical ad touts Thudford's Black-Draught as a dependable vegetable medicine for constipation. It includes a testimonial from J. W. Dillird of Jenvsbury Arkansas describing relief after taking small doses after meals and noting regulated bowels.
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