18 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1936
Page
1
A public health note describes severe undernourishment as a serious disorder with possible thyroid gland involvement. It warns that some cases require immediate examination and, if necessary, partial thyroid removal. In many instances proper nourishment and medical care at a hospital are essential to restore weight.
Medical guidance on ulcer of the duodenum stresses bland non irritant meals starting with milk and cream, later soft eggs and cereals, small frequent portions, and long bed rest. It notes insulin fattening as a new method, warns weight gain depends on rest and intake, and urges physician supervision and careful diet.
The narrative traces Lafayette’s flight from threat by terrorist factions and royalists, his years in detention as a suspect radical, his grim return to France, and his final years supported by a grateful America. Doubleday, Doran & Co. sold the book for $3.
Olive Roberts Barton notes Valentine Day contrasts with winter gloom and explains why children enjoy exchanging valentines. She reflects on motives behind gifts, the joy of choosing cards, and the playful wonder of buying for others, urging readers to recapture childlike excitement.
Odce Johnes was supper guest of Walter Cornelius and family. Community views the Friday airplane crash. Guenney students visited the scene as others from Fictien and Hope Hazard mingle over Dalhart Texas. Pi-Unle mers and ranchers warn Dalham county soil loss will affect spring winds as last year.
Hollywood notes describe Bonita Gonville as a brown haired, clear eyed child star whose performance in Samuel Goldwyn's These Theor. The Children’s Hour draws praise for a rare mean role. The piece recalls her rise from early work as Ann Harding’s lookalike in Westward Fragance and details her family and shy temperament.
Bruce Catton reviews a new biography Lafayette by Andreas Latzke detailing the Marquis de Lafayette as a wealthy aristocrat who chased liberal ideas, aided American independence, and returned to France to lead in the revolution, facing peril from both sides as faith in him wavers.
Saturday night visits featured Sheppard My and Mrs George Gilbert Jr with Mrs Alice Finley. Tom Jonnes and Wesley Johnes with families hosted guests from Guernsey and Patraes. Mrs Blanch Clayton and Miss Christeen Cornelius were seen socializing. people from Nashville and nearby towns appeared at informal gatherings and shopping outings.
Jane Weston, a passenger on the ocean liner, becomes entangled with Dirk Strom as a tense plot brews aboard. Diamonds, deception, and a mysterious killer lurk amid staged social scenes and a mounting sense of danger. The ship buzzes with guests, a jeweler rumor, and a covert chase as the mystery deepens.
The article analyzes state legislative calendars noting Alabama may require a special session while Kentucky Mississippi and Virginia have no regular sessions this year and may extend into 1938. It discusses biennial sessions and possible grant implications for the time plan. Also a local Texarkana item mentions a town in winter with an apple tree bearing fruit early.
The Star announces the August 1996 Democratic primary action for County and Probate Judge Ruffin Witte as the endorsed candidate in the contest.
A reader A A Taylor from Columbus writes to the Star about impassable local roads on R M LaGenie’s farm area. He questions canal tax use and laments limited access while noting a flood of passenger aviation data from 1950s era reports.
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