15 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
1
The article explains veins and varicose veins caused by high pressure and inactivity, noting common leg occurrences and risks. It describes prevention with elastic stockings, surgical removal, and injection therapy, and mentions associated health concerns like ulcers and clots. It ends with book listings and prices from Harcourt Brace.
A Book a Day reviews The College Omnibus edited by James Dow McCallum, praising it as a near library in one volume. It includes full texts of Strachey Queen Victoria, essays by Lamb Hazlitt Emerson and Stevenson, and pieces on contemporary civilization by Chase Dickinson Seldes and de Kruif, plus discussions by Soule Lewin Keynes and others.
A speculative piece compares Lincoln to a modern boy in a tenement world. It argues leadership comes from character and steady patience, with a boy caring for family, studying medicine, and aiding a local doctor, while awaiting future opportunity. The essay questions today’s moral development and self discipline.
Policy overview for single earners with $1,000 net income or $5,000 gross, and married couples with $2,500 net or $5,000 gross. Filing runs Jan 1 to Mar 15, 1935, with Internal Revenue Collector districts. Describes 4 percent normal tax, dependent credits, earned income credit, and surtax structures. Shows separate versus joint returns with example calculations and tax differences.
A New Yorker peering into the Grand Canyon is amused by a guide remark that the vast gorge took thousands of years to erode and that its creation was a government job. The exchange highlights awe at nature and a wink at bureaucratic scale.
A period note claims simple hair styles like a halo braid are universally flattering and timeless. It argues against intricate waves and swirls, asserting easy, classic looks remain charming and up to date for most women.
A fashion tip about hairstyles for tall women highlighting coronet hairdress as flattering and easy to maintain. It suggests tucking stray ends, braiding excess hair from older cuts, and pinning braids around the head for a secure look that avoids hat awkward length. It also offers options for center or side parts and suggests adding ringle curls for variety.
Gale Henderson, a mill worker, endures pressure from Gale to marry as she faces discharge and a tense romance. Brian Westmore returns from two years away, while Vicky Thatcher schemes to influence Gale. A vivid dream sequence haunts Gale as office drama and workplace romance unfold in the mill setting.
Friday event Youth Business Man's association play Yea Coach at city hall then a dance at Bikewheb. February 17 to 22 Bible conference at First Presbyterian church directed by Dr F Crossley Morgan. March 1 and 2 district Ten senior boys basketball tournament at Hope High School gym. Kashim March 17 Epworth League play at First Methodist Church.
Townsfolk report visitors from Nashville Prescott and Highland. Evelyn Sanford ill with appendicitis. Loyd Whitmorris and family from Prescott visit relatives. Sam Huddleston visiting Prescott. Woodrow Hutson and C C Simmons guests. Mr and Mrs Ed Stewart welcome baby girl. Lie Cooley ill with pneumonia. David Hooker and Mrs McLaren visit. Dildy Porterfield a Nashville visitor.
A local Hickory Shade prayer gathering was postponed due to inclement weather. The community notes numerous visits, family happenings, a new birth, a death, and upcoming preachings with families and neighbors sharing visits and prayers in the area.
The Star lists Fay Alderman Ward One candidate R Williams and Roy Johnson as contenders for Alderman Third Ward in the February 20 Hope City Democratic primary.
Walter Galloway and Miss Dellith Gillaway visited at the Wrights on a Sunday afternoon. Barnam Elly and Dee Bee Wright spent the afternoon with Elvelee Rostan and Olen Reeves. Mr and Mrs Kim A Weight and T Wright spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs WW Wright and children. Mrs Alvin Gallowby and daughter of Hope spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs J W Galloway and children.
The community records burials and visits with names including Vera Moses Gough and F J Hill. Mrs C C Gough of Lumpoc California visited relatives. Willard McDowell and Edna Foley appear in local notes. sickness, travel to Washington, and weekend gatherings are documented among families and friends of Hope and Liberty Hill.
Miss Mary Russell entertained friends at a Thursday sight party and illness kept Mrs Abbererum Obie home for the week. Senior basketball teams face Cale Friday afternoon. Eta Beta Pi Club formed with six charter members and has three new members. Opal Crain substitutes as fourth grade teacher. Brother T L Epton spoke in chapel. FFA sponsored play Clouds and Sunshine staged at Bodcaw school auditorium. Junior class works on He's My Pal to be staged soon. Selma Downs coaches, Mrs Rix hosts Valentine party for first grade February 1th. Eighth grade presented a Lincoln program in chapel Monday.
A series of brief social mentions from Guernsey and nearby towns records visits and gatherings. Julia Chandler Sheppard visited sister Elia Clayton at McNab, while Emma Rosenbaum Nellia Nealy and Alice Clayton spent an evening with Pearl Cornelius. J M Cornelius of Guernsey marked 64th birthday on February 3 at Jethro Cornelius's. Roy Gladys Cornelius attended George Powell funeral at Water Creek church. Christeen Cornelius stayed with Loeitas Thomas. George Gilbert Jr and family visited his Fulton relatives. Roy Cornelius and wife visited Tommie McBay at Battle Field.
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