12 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1936
Page
1
The text argues there is no disease specific diet and denies magic cures from food. It outlines five diet varieties reducing temporary starvation dieting high roughage and non-irritating soft diets. It notes diet categories rather than disease specific prescriptions and mentions early explanations in prior articles.
A health Q and A cites a table by Penzoldt noting raw or broiled beef and veal digest in about three to four hours while pork digests slower due to higher fat. It warns some foods irritate digestion and lists common safe foods and sensitivities such as bread, milk, cereals, butter, eggs, fruits, vegetables, and certain meats, with advice to avoid troublesome items.
English newsman John Gibbons writes Roll On Next War a blunt guide for his son. He warns against becoming an officer or non com and urges private service to endure army life. He argues war’s fighting is bearable but non fighting life breeds disillusionment in the era of World War I.
A brisk note on a new war era humor book from Dutton, described as grimly funny. The piece hints at readers finding sanity through the work and marks it as worthwhile for a few hours of reading time.
A mother debates breaking a promise to her child over a fleeting shopping plan while a blizzard or sudden delay arises. The piece argues to honor promises whenever possible, teaching resilience, with a fallback of explaining limits and offering reassurance when an unavoidable change occurs.
Florida Supreme Court was urged to block a Huey Long style regime in Florida. Sarasota’s J Irving Walden argued that employing State Senator T G Futch of Leesburg as lawyer for the Racing Commission violates the constitution. He warned the court that such government control could threaten the state’s system.
Editorial reprint discusses Anti-Saloon League tactics and Rockefeller influence. It cites John D. Rockefeller Sr and Jr, their roles in Prohibition, and calls for liquor control with state dispensaries, limited stores, and no advertising. The piece contrasts moral rhetoric with moneyed power and advocates reform of alcohol policy in Arkansas.
The guide describes slow deliberate arm and chest exercises to strengthen muscles supporting the breasts, advising posture and paired movements with a partner. It emphasizes maintaining foot placement, controlled back presses, and repeating motions to achieve toned arms and shoulders.
Captain McLellan of the air transport Republic vanished Monday while approaching the lightship off the shore after the fuselage carried six Army air crew and Father Damien. A steward found the captain missing in his cabin with no message or clue. The incident follows other distressing reports from the same area.
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