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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1935

Page

1

Local Ads and AP Policy Fragments

The notice mixes price lists for subscriptions by region with Associated Press policy notes on republication and advertising. It references Hempstead Nevada Payette counties and yearly rates, followed by a policy disclaimer about tributes and memorials and a warning about unsolicited manuscripts.

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Self Health Methods for Arthritis Care and Comfort

The article outlines personal hygiene, regular dental care, fresh air, bathing, clothing, and steady activity to reduce arthritis symptoms. It discusses heat, cold, hot mud packs, hot springs, paraffin baths, dimetric heating, massage by skilled practitioners, and cautions against excessive motion or unsafe techniques. It emphasizes mindset, hope, patience, sunlight, nutrition, and reducing overactivity to aid recovery.

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Evidence of Federal New Deal Reach From Expanded Activities

A book notes far reaching federal government action under the New Deal, highlighting unusual growth in federal programs across many sectors. The study documents expansive administrative expansion, policy implementations, and broad social welfare efforts that reshaped governance.

New 1934 Almanac Celebrates 50th Edition Cover Update

The 50th issue of the Almanac, first issued in 1896 by Joseph Pulitzer, marks its half century with a new cover design and a 40 page section detailing the alphabet of government from AAA to USIS. Editor Robert Hunt Lyman updates the volume through December and features a comprehensive Diary of 1934 summarizing World events, prizes, political reshuffles, and notable social changes including divorce and remarriage laws. The book includes college colors and other institutional details, selling for 500 cents.

New York World-Telegram Joseph Pulitzer AAA Agricultural Adjustment Administration DSIS United States Information Service Robert Hunt Lyman

See By Olive Roberts Barton on Training a Self-Helping Baby

The article argues early self help builds future citizens. It urges starting at age two with simple daily tasks through playful, engaging activities. Parents should avoid delaying discipline and use small games to foster pride, cooperation, and independent routines.

Daddy Harry

Roosevelt Birthday Ball and Educational Conference Notices

Towmary 30 Wednesday marks Roosevelt's Birthday Ball at the Elks club. February 15 Friday features Bishop John M Moore Dallas and President J H Reynolds Hendrix College Conway leading an educational conference at First Methodist church in the afternoon. February 15 also shows Young Business Men's Association presenting the play Yew, Coach! at city hall and a dance at Elks club. March 4 2 Friday Saturday District Ten senior boys basketball tournament at Hope High School gym. March 17 Sunday Epworth League play at First Methodist church.

Towmary Roosevelt Elks Club John M. Moore Dallas Texas J. H Reynolds Hendrix College Conway First Methodist Church Young Business Men's Association City Hall Elke Club Hope High School Gymnnasium Epworth

Patmos P.T. A Holds January Meeting

Patmos P T A met January 18 with Mes. Morgan Smith presiding. Minutes were read by the Secretary. Program sponsored by Mrs Atkins and Mrs Camp featured community singing directed by Mr Silvey, fourth and fifth grade readings and plays, and health education. Herman Putman and Florine Putman performed a duel act. Dr McKinney discussed infectious diseases of childhood and prevention. Treasurer reported funds. Mr Silvey's eighth grade had the most parents present.

Patmos P.T. A Mes. Morgon Smith Atkins Mrs Camp Silvey Wille Guitir Autry Porterfield Herman Putman Ornell Burns Duel Herman Florine Putman McKinney

Duty and development through happiness in children

The text argues that forcing a child too much can kill the germ of duty from infancy. It emphasizes that the future child learns most quickly through happiness and interest, and that duty grows as a directing energy rather than through obedience alone. It frames duty as a built outcome from positive engagement.

Glorifying Yourself in Manicure Prep Notes

A garbled prose style piece discusses nail care habits and table setup for at home grooming. It mentions lighted tables, nails, polish, and basic tools as part of a self care routine. The text is fragmented but centers on preparing a space and items for manicures.

Burt Celal

Shower Springs Rov and Rural News Notes

Shower Springs Rov and surrounding families share social visits and events from Friday to Sunday. Names include Hacey Phillins Parker Rogers Mather Mrs Charles B Rogers and Merrell Hucklebee with many visits to Centerpoint Har mony Oak Grove and Ye Barlow. A birth is reported as Mrs Rastus Aaron’s son born Friday night with mother and baby doing fine.

D. Burgess Gready Henefitec Drea Hacey Phillins Parker Rogers Mather Charles B. Rogers Hoyett Lagoter Chiles Rovers Parker Merrell Hucklebee Carl Ren Centerpoint Mass Eleanor McWilliams Angel Reece Carl Reeve Near’ Hope J. W. McWilliams Sam Hodnete Edwin Britt Harmony Howard Collier Barry McWilliams Deward Collier Oak Grove

Gale Henderson and the Mills Job Strain in a Family Crisis

Gale Henderson 29 works at a mill to support her invalid father and brother Phil 19. After a near river rescue by Brian Westmore, relationships heat with Mary Cassidy and Vicky Thatcher as Gale frets over pay and the mill’s cutbacks. Chapter continues with domestic work, worry, and hope for a washroom income.

Gale Henderson Pretty Mit Phel Stevyo Meyers Gale Aunrry bin Sim Lee Ahe Brian Westmore Urian Axka Vicky Thatcher Miichier Kobert Thatcabh Ntil Brian Howe Annaigns Mary Cassidy Vicky Hriin Tre S'Rony Bulu Josta Hal Mary Phil Phil Henderson

Phil Henderson confronts Ed Vogel in tense city tale

In a gritty street-laden scene Phil Henderson frets over his sister Gale and a looming confrontation. He visits Ruby at a rundown home, clashes with Ed Vogel over past wrongs, and contemplates a meeting with local troublemakers as night closes in.

Ruby Phil Henderson Phil Vogel Hut Ruby Mrs. Griffith

Political Announcements for City Democratic Primary

The Star lists candidates for mayor and alderman in the City Democratic primary. Names include Boyett Albert Graves Parsons Dr. W Parsons Dr. WR Aver Ward One BR Williams Sid Bundy Alderman Third Ward F P Stewart Roy Johnson.

Electiot Ruary Boyett Albert Graves W. Parsons Wraver BR. Williams Sid Bundy Aldeman F. P. Stewart Roy Johnson

Fragmented 1940s editorial mix on politics and society

A garbled, OCR like tract mixes jokes about widows pensions, baseball, police exams, space and science, Huey Long, Postmaster General Farley, and a proposed treasury secretary. It references Cincinnati, the Midwest, a September era tone, and a flurry of disjointed questions and ideas.

Farley Partment Cincinnati

Weekend business visits by Lyke Kytheya and associates

Tok io Mist Kytheya Trokt and sister Mes visited Nashville for business with Edminston and Dew Chism. Alvin Cooley and W A Bell plus Harris and Hueschel Ray Wistonr were guests in Oxan on Tuesday. C W McLarty and C M Dewi s appeared in Ozan Saturday for business. Mrs CR Higgins's daughter was mentioned. A Sanford plans to depart Wednesday for Hot Springs to see relatives. Noah Oldnes and Roy Griffin were in Hope on Saturday for business.

Mist Kytheya Mes. He Edminston Nashville Dew Chism Alvin Cooley Nashville IS. Harris W. A. Bell Hueschel Ray Wistonr Oxan C. W. McLarty C. M. Dewis Ozan Cr, Higgins A. Sanford Noah Oldnes Roy Griffin Hope

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