08 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
1
The article discusses dietary guidance for athletes, emphasizing digestibility, protein and fat roles, and cautioning against overeating, raw meat, or excessive liquids. It notes liquids as essential, warns against undigested material harming performance, and touches on sugar use, smoking, and alcohol. A student question about coal ends the piece with a brisk exchange.
A revised one volume edition of Israfel, Harvey Allen's biography of Edgar Allan Poe, is lauded for depth and patient use of obscure sources. The review highlights Poe's frail health, poverty, and genius, arguing Allen's interpretation explains the artist's turmoil and its impact on American literature. Farrar and Rinehart publish the work at three dollars.
Olive Roberts Barton depicts a family quarrel between Arthur and his baby sister Behy. Arthur’s construction play triggers a furious outburst, halting only as their mother quietly intervenes. She removes the baby to rest and sits with Arthur, choosing restraint over quick remedy.
Little Rock faces curtailment of air mail and passenger service as American Airlines plans a transcontinental route from New York to Los Angeles via Washington. City and Chamber of Commerce officials will seek clarification, but New York dispatches show Little Rock removed from cities to receive service. The airport condition is not cited as a factor in the decision.
A House resolution by Representative Dies proposes replacing the Agricultural Adjustment Administration with a plan of traffic benefit for farmers. Surplus crops would have domestic consumption estimated and split equally among all producers, with tariff-based allotments set by the Agriculture Secretary. The text then drifts into a narrative about characters and a mother’s thoughtful silence, offering reflective digressions without a clear news conclusion.
Advice for a winter vacation makeover stressing self care. Encourages weight loss, hair conditioning, six hot oil treatments before a permanent wave, scalp care, testing heat levels, and choosing a skilled operator based on credentials and experience.
The Crystal Gazer notes a misnamed cadet appointment to Ulysses Simpson Grant later corrected to Hiram Ulysses Grant. The item references the historical naming error and its persistence in records.
Jacksonville dispatch reports a liner ran aground off the Bahamas reef. The El Geeann and the Fel en rushed to assist after an SOS from the Havany sent lifeboats away. Passengers and crew endured four hours in heavy swells before rescuers guided the OVEX to the drifting vessel.
Tokio W. T. Couley visited Bingen Wediestag with attorney J. O. M. Bevan and has moved to Delight. The parties are described as effiaens of ava enmity and will be missed as such by locals.
The Star prints candidate announcements for Hoe City elections listing mayoral and alderman contenders. Names include Ruff Boyett, Albert Graves, R Williams, Charles Freibolt, and J A Sullivan with ward positions.
A M McLarty made a nine business visit to Washington Tuesday. J H Coker took a business trip to Hope Phersing. A C Molt and daughter were in Nashville Monday. Clarris had a business visa ville Saturday. L S and E A Sanford visited Bingen Wednesday. J S Napris and R A Sanford conducted business in Bingen Wednesday. Mrs C M McLarty of Nashville visiting relatives this week. Will Threat tag moved to Binge.
In a cluttered apartment world, Ann hides from Peter as Valeria and Peter plan a marriage. Ann resists Tony and Sheila’s schemes while hope flickers for a future with Peter. Interwoven, Sheila dreams of marriage to Jimmy as Ann faces loneliness, work, and the threat of a divorce.
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