16 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1935
Page
1
A mid 20th century medical note explains hiccoughs as diaphragm spasm with glottis closure, outlines local and nervous causes, and lists remedies from breathing into a paper bag to narcotic injections and possible nerve surgery. It cites diaphragm control by a nerve and mentions relief methods for mild cases and serious interventions for persistent episodes.
Douglas Southall Freeman concludes his expansive R. E. Lee biography in two volumes. Volume three follows Lee to Petersburg during the Gettysburg campaign, while volume four covers his final years at Washington College in Lexington and at Appomattox. Freeman portrays Lee as a Christian gentleman and military genius, presenting a clear portrait of the Confederate leader.
The record shows Lee's army and country embodied hopes and ideals in a man who could be trusted followed and loved in a way unmatched by any other commander. Freeman's writing makes the concept clear and accessible. Scribner's volumes four cost $3.75 in total.
Olive Roberts Barton muses on Valentine Day, mocking adult fuss while celebrating children's play and modest romance. She argues holidays give kids activity, color, and a shared social spark, contrasting petty moralizing with the simple joy of small gifts and affection.
February 17 to 22 Bible conference at First Presbyterian Church under Dr F Crossley Morgan. March 1 to 2 senior boys' basketball district tournament at Hope High School gymnasium. March 17 Epworth League play at First Methodist Church.
A vintage kitchen note presents a Valentine themed menu featuring love apple cake with red heart decorations, creamed sweetbreads in heart shaped timbale shells, beet hearts in orange sauce, pear salad, brick ice cream, and romantic finishing touches. Includes recipes for love apple cake filling and seven minute frosting with detailed steps and ingredient lists.
A reader letters section discusses avoiding blackheads and pimples with daily cleansing. It recommends prebed cleansing routines, gentle brushing, hot water rinses, and careful pore care while noting not every blemish clears the first night. It advises patience and regular washing to reduce skin issues.
Instructions describe beating egg white sugar and water over a double boiler then heating with a rotary rest until thick and fluffy. Add vanilla and baking powder and heat until thick enough to spread on cake. Mentions chrysanthemums as used in Chinese soup as a delicacy.
Sheppard Felix Clayton shopped in Hope on Thursday along with Mrs. Frank Chandler on business. Johan Redman of Nashville and Walt er Cornelius visited Sheppard on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Tompin Gilbert is on the sick list and speedy recovery is wished. Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert Jr. Pearlith and Hillie were guests of their kin W. L. Cornelius and family. Clenton Chander spent Saturday night with Raymond Cornelius, Raymond stayed Tuesday night with his uncle Jess Cornelius in Guernsey. Nellie Neal and Miss Bhineh Clayton called on Mrs. Pearl Cornelius on Wednesday evening. Joln Johnston made a business trip to Hope on Thursday.
In a melodramatic scene from a 1940s style serial, Gale Henderson an ambitious young woman, and Gale Tienferson, a rival, cross paths with Vicky Thatcher lurking nearby. A tense confrontation unfolds as Miss Vicky schemes to secure a hidden engagement and control over a romantic triangle, with family pressure and social expectations adding to the simmering conflict.
Berlin reports indicate Germany shown cautious interest in Western European security pacts. Reiterates that a return to the League of Nations and acceptance of Eastern and Central European non interference proposals are under discussion, with a focus on Austria and military restraints from Versailles.
Public criticism over mounting food costs prompts the AAA to consider abandoning production controls for some crops for up to two years as prices rise above prewar parity. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows gains above 1913 levels in meat, dairy, and vegetables, with livestock numbers predicted to fall. Officials warn continued parity could end rental and benefit payments, forcing farmers to accept cash support to limit acreage.
The piece discusses debates over libel threats against the Saturday Evening Post, tensions involving the New Deal, and figures like Richberg and Taft era unions. It notes friction between Roosev elt era leaders, the AFL, railroad unions, and liberal allies amid ongoing code discussions and newspaper skepticism.
To Star reports political announcements authorizing candidates in the Hope Cay Democratic primary election set for February 2. The notice names participating contenders and outlines officials urging voter engagement.
Hollywood gossip notes Richard Barthelmess says he will pick his own movie roles now that he goes freelance after leaving First National. Dick stars in Sir Miracle and forecasts a comfortable life thanks to a solid income. Also mentions Samuel Goldwyn’s Anna Sten project and a light on-set mishap during a Kay Francis scene.
The piece portrays Richberg as a focus of factional strife within the New Deal orbit, with Roosevelt pressed to use him as a scapegoat. It discusses labor leaders branding him as a fraud, his role as New Deal coordinator, and doubts about his staying power while Roosevelt and L. leaders clash over public perception and accountability.
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