16 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1935
Page
1
A man missing during a shopping trip with his wife reappeared at his home after about two weeks. In the interim the anxious Indy had enlisted the local help to aid in the search.
The piece notes evening hairstyles for long and bobbed hair, highlighting bun shots, coronet braids, and new coiffures worn by models like Pat Patterson. It also includes an Arkansas city ordinance from Hope restricting open toilets, with penalties and official dates, as reported by the Hope Star.
Commissioner's sale in Hempstead County Arkansas by order of Chancery Court in 1935. The East Half of the Northwest Quarter and parts of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter in Section 4 plus other tracts totaling 117.98 acres, with additional parcels in Sections 9 and 18 totaling 26.54 acres and 20 acres. Sale at The Citizens National Bank of Hope on January 31, 1985. Credit sale for three months with 7.47 percent interest and a lien on the property to secure payment. Signed January 3, 1985.
A fragmented discourse on how attention emotion and religious trance affect pain perception. Examples range from battlefield injuries and dental anxiety to hypnoidal states and sensational claims of masochistic pleasure. The text cites hysteria brain injury and idiosyncratic cases to discuss varied pain experience.
A critical portrait of Vardis Fisher's We Are Betrayed, tracing Viidor Hunter from Idaho to Utah and Chicago. The trilogy is praised as a major American work, detailing a young man's quest for ultimate realities, intellectual freedom, and honesty amid hostile surroundings.
A classroom exchange explains word meaning with a sharp joke from Tommy. The teacher asks about a weary worker and Tommy reconciles the idea, adding a wry line about what mothers want to know. The humor hinges on a misheard phrase and a child’s innocent misdirection.
In a blunt, unsentimental review, the critic notes a man trapped by a hostile environment and a marriage he cannot accept. His passion fails to sustain him as his wife’s steady realism becomes a lifeline he destroys through flawed actions, wrecking both their lives. The book is not pleasant or likely to be a bestseller, yet it is described as strong, honest, and by an authentic genius. Published by Doubleday, Dunlap and Co. at $2.50.
A story by Olive Roberts Barton highlights winter safety and the care of children when parents must leave home. Greta the babysitter keeps the children warm and secure as a furnace failure forces a tense night. The tale stresses weather vigilance, proper bedclothes, window protection, and trusting a responsible caregiver.
Frederick William Wile, noted publicist and radio commentator, met a foreign visitor who had not been in the United States for ten years. Wile asked what impressed him most and the reply noted a shift in enforcement from whisky to gold piece possession on Broadway since 1924. The exchange ends with a quip about a daughter.
Ann Kendall returns from hospital to Kendallwood with new baby Peter the Third and welcomes Peter’s grandfather. Peter, Ann, and family celebrate. the old man forgives long estrangements, names the child Peter Kendall the Third, and the household gathers in contentment. The moon and crescent sky frame a peaceful, hopeful finale.
A scrambled clipping quotes Blanche Grossman on youth and paper fame, a New York rescue tale, and statements from Mrs. John N. Gaynor and Newton D. Baker. It includes views from Prime Minister Bennett and Mayor LaGuardia on leadership, women, and government intervention.
An old advertising sketch touts Creamulsion as a fast acting cough remedy with seven benefits. It promises quick relief without narcotics and offers a money back guarantee through your druggist if the cough or cold is not relieved.
The Hope Arkansas city council enacts a smoking ban in public buildings with penalties from five to twenty dollars. The ordinance declares an emergency for public health and welfare and becomes effective after passage, publication, and approval by Mayor Altest RL Billingsley, with notice in the Hope Star on July 15, 1935 and July 14, 1949.
Ordinance No 447 enacts measures to prevent open toilets in Hope Arkansas residences. It requires residents to connect their buildings to the city sewer system and supply plumbing work to complete the connection, aiming to improve sanitary conditions.
Notice announces a special master sale in a Reconstruction Finance Corp case against Robert L Levine et al. at the Hempstead County Courthouse Washington on January 36 1935 at noon. It covers a described block property on Franklin Street plus furniture fixtures and shelving in the brick building, with mortgage security and 10 percent interest, including terms and agents FRIED Pettit & Meek.
Commissioner announces two public vendues in Hope Arkansas and Hempstead County in January 1935 for properties in Jew's Addition and nearby tracts. Bidders must meet terms including bond and 8 to 10 percent interest as per court orders. Sale dates set for January 3 and January 9 1935 with three month payment provisions and retained liens.
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