26 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
1
A discussion on fever awareness for families notes that early signs can appear before illness worsens. It explains the invention of the thermometer, its evolution to a compact oral device, and cautions on safe use for children including rectal measurement, cleaning, and never leaving a thermometer unattended.
In Catherine Meadows new novel Dr Moon the Crippen murder is reimagined through the eyes of the quiet physician. The narrative strips sensationalism, showing how a mild man can be driven to murder and how a meek doctor and his wayward wife become central figures in a notorious crime.
The passage notes the reader’s impression that the doctor deserved better treatment than the sallows and praises the city’s freedom and three cheers. It mentions an unusual and interesting book published by Putnam priced at 2.30 dollars.
The author argues young children should be spared futures filled with dread. Experiential fear from adults, including teachers, harms imagination and vitality and may cause anxiety, illness, or withdrawal. Dreading future events, like parental strife or delayed homecomings, empties effort and dulls thinking, while calm guidance helps children grow resilient.
Alicia Hart advises readers to change their hairstyle now to brighten outlooks during late winter and before Easter holidays. The piece explores why people cling to familiar hair by noting a sense of strangeness drives routine styling.
Chevrolet announces 1995 truck updates with stronger engines, higher torque, and improved braking. New Standard sedan delivery joins 4 ton and 1 ton bodies, offering faster dispatch for merchants. Enhanced lubrication, oil systems, and pistons aim for smoother operation and lower costs.
Sait Amid Liberty Jackson Tenn. describes hair styling steps to gradually shift from tight curls to loose waves. Advice covers Grecian piled curls, timing across visits, and easing fear of new looks. Also mentions evening styles and a confidence boost from a new appearance. Next: Exercise to reduce the waistline.
Mrs Tompia Gilbert is mentioned in writing updates as Chotter. Mrs Ophelia Chandler spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs Tompia Gilbert. Mrs Pearl Cornelius dined with Mrs Julia Chandler on Wednesday. Varna Springs of Battle Field moved in with her mother, Mrs Alice Clayton. Residents prepare wardens for planting as Felix Clayton and Hubert Rosenbaum shopped in Hope. Death of little Mavis Mullens mourned by parents. Olen Hubert visited Clenton Chandler Thursday. Lucille and Gladys Cornelius joined Blanch and Marie Clayton for weekend. Mr and Mrs John Arnett and family moved into the community. Mrs Lucy Rosenbourm spent Wednesday with her father. Mrs Allee Clayton remains in town. .
Reading of schedule notes shows March 12 riding Saturday for the district ton senior boys basketball tournament at Hope High School gym and March 17 Sunday for Epworth League play at First Methodist Church.
Attorney General Carl E. Bailey was asked for an opinion interpreting a constitutional amendment on initiative and referendum. The article notes the amendment requires most measures initiated by the people to go to regular elections, with referendums allowed at special elections called by petition. Hempstead voted against legalization of liquor with Emory A. Thompson Th. Pilkinton and John L. Wilson opposing.
Legislative discussion continues on a proposed measure granting the insurance commissioner broad powers over companies. Critics warn the bill could allow overreach in setting local rates and threaten existing protections, while proponents push for stronger regulatory authority. The excerpt also includes unrelated dialogue and advertisements about health remedies and personal matters.
The Star announces candidates for the Hope City Democratic primary on February 26. J Williams and another candidate are listed for Alderman Ward One. The reporting notes the official filing and contest details as part of local election coverage.
Readable parts show a dialogue in a local column with names and partial phrases. The text suggests a dispute over credit between individuals with hints of who spoke and who acted, but many words are garbled. No clear event, date, or location emerges from the remnants.
Warning order issued by Chancery Court of Hervpstead Adie requires WA King to appear within thirty days and answer the Union Central Life Insurance Company versus Lawrence M. Boswell et al. complaint. Clerk Dale Jones announces, Lemley and Loney Attorneys for Plaintiffs. File date February 15.
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