24 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1937
Page
1
Advertising representatives list several city offices and addresses. The notice states charges will apply to tributes cards and memorials about the departed. Publications disclaim responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and safekeeping or return.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains incubation ranges from three to eighteen days and outlines contagious stages before a rash. He describes Koplik spots, cold symptoms, and the progression to a full rash with potential serious lung complications. He urges isolation of cases, neighborly duty to prevent spread, and school notice to alert parents to watch for symptoms.
A reflective piece argues memory falters and presents a quirky method to anchor recall. It suggests sneaking up on memory by sensory cues, turning on a light in the hall of thought, and using simple associations like a ball for the Baltic or thread for Black Seas. It cautions mothers and fathers about aging minds and touts confidence as memory's ally.
A roundup of mystery novel reviews includes The Punch and Judy Murders by Bruce Catton as a witty blend of humor and detective plot. Also covered are Fear Rides the Fog by Elinore Cowan Stone, Stormy Night by Christopher Hate, and The Arrow Points to Murder by Frederica de Laguna. The piece notes mixed quality and marks Canada Sweden Finland and Norway in woodpulp export figures for 1935.
Bolitho Blane admits orchestrating a murder aboard the yacht with Stodart posing as the victim, using forged notes and disguises. Detective Kettering analyzes alibis, contradictions, and suspects, concluding no strong alibi remains for crew or guests while Blane explains his plan and escape.
The WPA educational class observed George Washington's birthday Monday with a program at Rising Star Baptist church led by Sybilla L. Savage. The event featured songs, readings, and essays on Washington's life, with talks by Lulu B. Pigee Ty A. Clark and N. Glover. Prizes went to Lila Pigee and Cilly Brown.
Blevins Mr and Mrs Alton L Bell and son of Hope visited relatives near Bleyina Sunday. Mrs J F Brooks teaches her daughter Mrs Arthur Sowell this week. Watt Bonds student at Tenderson State spent weekend with parents Aly and Mrs Roy W Bonds. Miss Dorless Houser spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Magnolia visiting Miss Charlie Stewart. Miss Mario Ward spent weekend in Blevins with her parents. Misses Armene White and Christine Brooks shopped in Hope Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Chamlee were business visitors in Prescott Tuesday. Cohen Freyberger was called home Friday from Little Rock to attend funeral of his aunt Mrs Ross Buchanan of Prescott on Sunday. Mrs Ruth Cox shopped in Hope Thursday. Dr F L Nelson left Monday for home in Tulsa Okla. John Austin spending this week in Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Jick Bonds and daughters and Mrs A C Bonds shopped in Prescott Monday. Mrs Henry Austin is spending this
Week of visits and guest nights across Hope Prescott Nashville and nearby towns. Notable attendees include Mrs BE Bonds and family visiting Newport. Mrs Esmer Bell and Mrs Garland White with the Alton L Bell household. Miss Syble and Mary Mitchell from Ganey. Mrs Flora Catlin Slater from Hope. Lewis Stanley and Gordon Prescott among local visitors. George Dowe’s California daughter One Mae called to bedside. Joe Wilson and two Cohwabua children visited in Hope. multiple shoppe visits and social calls noted in Prescott and Nashville.
Washington circles report George Rowe much improved after a severe attack of pneumonia. Several local residents are listed on the sick list this week including Miss Mary Catts and Mrs. Luther Smith Crit Steart. Arkadelphia visitors Olin Wardeman and Mary Pilkinton stayed with Mr and Mrs Li L Pilkinton. Louise Pilkinton remembered. Presbyterian Auxiliary met at Mrs Jan Wilson home. Mrs Minnie Haynes of Camden visited Mrs W R Pruitt and Mrs Paul Bailey earlier in the week. Vivian Beck of Henderson College spent weekend with the Pilkinton family.
An ad promoting Cardui as a purely vegetable sedative and anti-spasmodic that relieves functional pains of menstruation. It claims the medicine is non habit forming, effective for many women, and sold as a 9-ounce liquid with directions. Readers are urged to try it and consult a physician if no benefit.
Millions find Calotabs aid in treating colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of germs and mucus and acting as a diuretic to remove poisons from the blood. A two-tab dose first night and a repeat on the third or fourth night is recommended. Family package priced twenty five cents, trial ten cents.
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