11 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1936
Page
1
The excerpt discusses dietary guidance for the elderly focusing on digestibility and small meals, then shifts to themes of grieving and renewal after a death. It notes widows, daughters, and brothers facing new life chapters and concludes with a reflection on haste of life and a book published by Houghton Mifflin selling for $2.
An elderly reader outlines common health concerns. Ear wax buildup can affect hearing and may require gentle removal by a professional if too hard. Diet tips emphasize balanced midday meals, easing digestion, and avoiding excessive water intake.
A critic praises Catherine Whitcomb for portraying nuanced human emotions in I’ll Mourn You Tater. The story centers on a well to do New England family temporarily reunified by their grandmother’s death and the ensuing upheaval as grief gives way to new life challenges.
Essay arguing children mirror parental attitudes and neighborliness, praising a selfless, considerate upbringing. It contrasts selfish behavior with a caring, neighborly ethic, noting a child’s empathy grows from early habits. Emphasizes humility over chasing status, urging balanced ambition with kindness.
The author argues Lincoln faced doubts and political pressures like any leader. He notes Lincoln balanced factions, made hard choices such as retaining Ben Butler, Burnside, and Cameron, and faced near defeat during Antietam and in 1864. The piece stresses Lincoln’s humanity and inner strength that sustained the Union.
The text discusses selecting glasses to enhance beauty, noting rimless or delicate gold rims suit petite features while larger frames suit a fuller figure. It suggests brunettes may benefit from dark tones and mentions trying on styles to see what flatters individual features. The passage emphasizes personal appearance and style choices.
The text advises choosing eyewear that fits the brow and cheek contour, avoiding frames that distort profile. It warns against severe effects on the ears and recommends softening frames, paired outfits, and hats with brims for a balanced look with glasses.
Electra Texas article reports the death of W. Bick Joy Welty, longtime producer and lead holder of Electra, following a Monday incident. The piece discusses medical debates on resuscitation, brain impact after apparent death, and the timing of restart procedures in such cases.
Ora Francis Jarvie, 10 year old Guernsey club boy, receives Walthon watch for highest yield in cotton contest among 41 entrants. County agent Mr WE Meunitceate notes at least 10 boys competed. rally set for March 21 at Rocky Monad school with Miss Helen Griffin leading planning committee including D O Silvey Roy Logan and Agatha Bullard.
Saltire Votew Tuesday LITTLE ROCK The fleet of a series of Arkansas local option aleo long is slated Prescly as Saline roun ty ballots on legal sales of whisky. Four other counties holding such elect ions since the pens have voted dry.
Letters to the editor urge restraint and argue against legalizing liquor or bootleg sales. Writers cite temperance as a policy goal, claim tax revenue would not justify social harm, and advocate supporting Jim Bence for sheriff to curb moonshine. The missive stresses local concern about youth, drunkenness, and moral decline.
Attorney General Carte Bailey urged a court test on whether a city can levy and collect an automobile license tax. Dr F S Alexander of Hartford noted the issue is vast and unresolved. A prior Supreme Court decision in Stevens vs the town of De Wilt questioned authorization for such taxes.
Sheriff Bearden and his team push a proactive approach in enforcing the new local policy. The move aligns with recent legal changes, signaling a stronger, more organized effort.
Fragmented report outlines a contested levy on auto fees and a potential amendment process tied to a supreme court decision. Mentions a Phoenix area incident and casualties but lacks clear details.
Calotabs touted as a thorough intestinal eliminant that clears mucus and toxins from the gut. They claim to be diuretic, aiding kidney function to expel cold poisons, with a double purgative and diuretic action. A family package costs twenty five cents, triad ten cents.
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