20 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
1
The piece reviews medical observations by Succi and others on starvation. It explains glycogen depletion, fat and protein loss, ketosis, and the body's disturbed state after starvation. Refeeding requires careful nitrogen and carbon balance. Rapid reductions are risky even with medical advice, with typical losses around 2 to 2.5 pounds weekly.
Aage Krarup Nielsen’s Hell Beyond the Seas examines Devil's Island in a keen, readable account. Dane Kgisen, lured into the French Foreign Legion after World War I, deserts, is captured, and sent to the Guiana prison, where his experiences illuminate the notorious penal colony.
The article lauds a vivid memoir detailing greed, bureaucratic waste, and daily stupidity that cause needless suffering for inmates. The subject, a skilled mechanic, escapes prison thrice, earns leniency via shop work, then ultimately flees to Europe. Vanguard’s edition sells for WTO.
A stepmother faces a foster daughter of eleven who resists training and life skills. The author explains that a child’s world changes after loss and adjustment takes time. Foster parents should lower urgency, arouse the child’s own interests, and nurture belief in a hopeful future.
Center Point residents hosted guests Wednesday night including Mr. Alonzo Wise with Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Jones and Mr. Tom Wise. Bright Star guest Gurteen Caudle visited Ger lene Urrey and Mr. and Mrs. Gde Taylor on Saturday. Minse May of New Hope spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Galloway. Marion Hubbard and Ruby and Mina Marie Hubbard, Rev. and Mrs. Jim Ward joined Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mullins for Saturday evening hospitality, with Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Wright also in attendance.
Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright. Hollis Mullins called on Ed Hubbard Sunday morning. All weather records for Sonora Texas were broken in 1935 with 41.41 inches total rainfall, exceeding the average by more than 16 inches.
Jane Weston on a weeks long ocean cruise finds romance and unmasking with Dirk as they face truths about themselves aboard the ship. Hidden ambitions, rivalries, and a daring actress Nora Lane loom while a passenger list includes Snowshoes, Madame Vorbmug, and Mano Jackson as the boat sails beyond the Gulf Stream.
The article argues that flawless grooming loses impact if speech is unclear and urges close dictionary study to fix mispronunciations. It stresses planting glamour on a healthful base, then building with good diction, tasteful cosmetics, a pleasant voice, and humor for lasting appeal.
WashingtonMisses Fannie Jane Elmore Mary Levins Mary Pilkinton and Georgia Bullard, students at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia, returned home for a weekend visit last Saturday. Mrs Lee Holt attended a D A R meeting in Hope. Several residents spent time with friends and relatives in Texarkana and Nashville.
Mrs Lee Holt hosted last Thursday afternoon to the Indies of the Presbyterian Auxiliary a shower for Mrs Sammy Smith a recent bride Valentines motifs dominated the decorations and festivities and Mrs Smith received several useful and attractive gifts A salad course was served and a pleasant social hour followed by all attendees
Advertising text touts Ramon’s Brownie Pills for the Kidneys as a safe inexpensive diuretic and kidney stimulant. It promises dramatic relief and a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. The copy urges readers to buy a 36 cent package at any drug store and follow directions for “supremely satisfied” results.
A Bicycle maker markets bikes designed to be taken apart and rebuilt in minutes using a single monkey wrench. The system allows rapid substitution of parts, highlighting ease of repair and modular design.
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