07 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
1
The piece explains iodine's role in thyroid activity and growth, noting normal tiny body levels, how overactive or underactive glands alter iodine in blood, and the need for iodine via water or iodized table salt. It warns some regions have low iodine in water and refined salts lack iodine, suggesting iodized salt to prevent deficiency.
A physician should evaluate the child and ensure a diet including one quart of wholesome milk one orange ample green vegetables one half head lettuce and three tablespoons butter plus cod liver oil twice daily or a cholesterol remedy daily. Rest and iodine considerations are noted with caution about excess sodium chloride.
A review argues Americans are lawless, blaming judges for bending the law. The authors contend the Supreme Court misapplies constitutional limits, enabling biased injunctions in labor disputes and encouraging broader judicial overreach.
Alicia Hart notes several cosmetic trends for New Year beauty. Heavy night creams aid skin against cold winds, with upward and downward patting motions after cleansing. A mineral mud face pack tightens pores and clears the skin, while a dust proof compact with rouge and powder, offered in gold silver or enamel finishes, tops the list.
The text notes a Rand School Press publication criticizing the judiciary as lawless and compiling a List in contempt of court citing famous trials like Sacco and Vanzetti. It argues that curbing the judiciary is an urgent overdue task and cites a $2.50 price.
A father uses imagination to ease his tired child’s long Christmas journey. He turns a bath time routine into a playful challenge, keeping her spirits up as miles drag and chores loom. The piece celebrates parental creativity and says parenting is about heart and necessity, not psychology.
Union Millard Butler shows eye talent with a Roman candle Christie now improving. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Carltoon moved to a new home near the highway. Mrs Cora Mattison and daughter Hautine visited with Mrs Smyth and daughter Allene on Monday. Miss Beatrice Carlton spent Sunday with Miss Cora Mae Bustin. Mrs Cara Mattison and Maggie Corlian visited Mrs Marie Tye on Tuesday. Mrs Billie Smyth and daughter Allene visited Thursday with Mrs Velma Finchersy. Mrs Luther Mattison and Mrs Lonnie Mattison spent time there. Harvey Hamm of Dyce visited relatives for Christmas near Stamps. Miss Waverlene Mattison hosted a well attended party Thursday night. Mrs J P Anes visited Maggie Carlton Friday afternoon. Opal Mattison wed Charlie Harrison in Heber Springs Ark on October 12 and they reside in St Louis Ma.
Dana Cameron plans a wedding with Dr Scott Stanley while family secrets brew. Nancy reveals Dana loves Scott, forcing Ronnie to confront his own feelings as wedding plans accelerate in the tense Cameron household. Nancy’s resistance masks deeper heartbreak and budding romance as confidences spill and loyalties shift amid high society pressures.
State Revenue Commissioner Earl R Wiseman warned automobile owners delaying 1936 license purchases that no extension is likely. The license period with penalties ends Friday though Governor Futtell will not extend by proclamation. About 4,000 tags issued and thousands of applications received. tags will be mailed to applicants as fast as possible.
The exchange centered on mismanaged payments and government claims. Bearden noted a $6,000 budget for court and jail costs while officials acknowledged about $5,000 in unpaid obligations and past hires, with calls to wipe unpayable claims under law.
A memorial resolution for Wash Hutson former Hempstead County judge and clerk was approved at the January 6 1936 Quorum Court meeting. The document notes his eight years in office and community work in southwest Arkansas. A copy was spread on the minutes for the court sent to the deceased’s family and released to the press. The committee chaired by Mrs G B Morris along with A H Washburn and R G Stuart supervised the resolution.
In Hope, Hempstead County leaders clash over running costs and jail funds. Sheriff Bearden pushes aggressive tax collection while court plans compel work on roads for able-bodied farmers. Quorum Court endorses mandatory four-day road labor or four-dollar tax, with county funds and municipal court support clarified.
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