03 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
1
A medical notice discusses preventing spinal and gait problems in youth through early examination, proper footwear, and corrective devices. It explains pelvic alignment checks, X rays of the spine, and habits like flat beds and desk ergonomics to avert scoliosis and posture issues during schooling.
A review of The Dark Island centers on a British girl's seaside summers and a distant dark island offshore. The novel studies the tragic quest for happiness, portraying a middle class girl drawn to both coastal leisure and a brooding, isolated landscape.
A mother reads the old tale of Little Black Sambo to her child Walter, noting the story’s thrills but evaluating its impact. The author discusses how children react to frightening parts and when to soften details, sharing a life lesson about storytelling and gentle discipline for young listeners.
A grooming column advises daily beauty routines for women aiming to look their best in evening wear. It promotes a long-handled bath brush for back and shoulders, proper rinsing, and applying lotion after bathing. It also links back blemishes to diet and hydration, suggesting medical advice if pimples persist.
Motor Express freight line extends service from Arkadelphia to Texarkana with overnight Little Rock departures and 7 am Arkadelphia, Prescott, Hope, and Texarkana deliveries. Return shipments depart Texarkana at noon for arrival in Little Rock by 5 pm. Local Hope rep 3. W. Cunningham handles local freight needs.
A vintage clipping notes a tongue in cheek playbill line about marriage and mischief. The dialogue features a husband deeming theft bitterly regretful and the wife coyly recalling past stolen kisses, attributed to a Boston Evening ran script.
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