26 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1935
Page
1
A summary of Sydenham described gout as a long standing disease with severe nocturnal ear or heel pains. It traces to uric acid products, runs in families, and links to overeating. Treatments include diet changes avoiding rich foods, hydration, heat therapy, and rest. medicines provide pain relief.
A book-a-day review highlights The Clue of the Forgotten Murder by Carleton Kendrake where a newspaper man drawn into a libel suit is bumped off and solved by a criminologist. Also praised is The Budapest Parade Murders by Van Wyck Mason with munitions plots and a decisive Captain Hugh North intervention. The Spy Faramount by E Phil Ups Oppenheim centers on fascist plots and international intrigue with Brave Americans and escapes.
A guide on early toddler discipline noting that infants as young as eight to nine months sense disapproval and obey negative commands more readily. Parents should avoid constant "don’t" messaging, redirect attention, and encourage cooperation with praise and tact, fostering a sense of partnership rather than opposition.
Old Liberty announces new officers for the Baptist Training Course with Clarence McCorkle as president Everett Edwards as vice president Miss McCoy Edwards as secretary and Misa Jacinta Calhoon as quiz leader.
The calendar lists January 30 Wednesday as President Roosevelt's Birthday Ball at Elka club. February 4 Friday features educational conference by Bishop John M Moore of Dallas and President J H Reynolds of Hendrix College at First Methodist church. February 15 Friday shows Young Business Mets association presenting Yea Coach at city hall with a chance at Elks club. March 4-5 district tem senior boys basketball tournament at Hope High School gym. March 17 Sunday Epworth League play at First Methodist church.
Holly Springs residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hungerford left Wednesday for Springfield Massachusetts after a two week visit with sisters Mrs. J. S. McDowell and Mrs. C. C. Collins of Hope. Mrs. J. S. McDowell visited Mrs. Mane Clements while Ruby Quillin and Letha Wurtt stayed with Rabys sister Mrs. Wadie Burns. J. S. and Amalie McDowell made a business trip to Washington.
The defendant, Bruno, recounts his role in a kidnapping case, insisting he never owned the loot. He describes Fisch leaving a shoe box with him containing ransom certificates, which he found and began spending after uncovering the money. Fisch, once a friend and partner, had died in Germany, leaving debts.
The scene shifts to Chapter IX in the Thatcher mill saga. Gale Henderson faces marriage pressure while mills workers navigate relationships and strife. General Manager Robert Thatcher mentors his son Brian, wary of new economic ideas but proud of steady wages and proven leadership amid a changing era.
Brian Westmore joins Thatcher at the East End textile mill where wages are fair and workers are loyal. Thatcher warns him against publicizing his father’s name to win respect, while a mysterious girl in the small milk shop hints at a hidden current in the plant.
This guide teaches women to maximize value from beauty products through proper use. It covers applying creams and toners, warming skin with warm water, keeping astringents ready, and applying products from throat to hairline to prevent a crepey neck.
The piece discusses Townsend movement proposals and tax figures, noting confusion over sales tax rates and the impact on 1929 business. It highlights critics pointing to a 16 percent or even 70 percent tax on purchases and suggests the plan could take a large share of national income.
The Star announces February 12 mayoral and Alderman races in Hope City. Mayoral candidates: Ouare Boyett, Albert Graves, J W Parsons, Dr J W Weaver. Alderman Ward One: J R Williams, Bundy. Ward Three: E P Stewart, Roy Johnson. Ward Four: Charles Freiboldt, J A Sullivan, C B Taylor.
The fragmented text surveys economic proposals including a 2 percent solus fas on arilion dellars, claims of vast increased business, and Landes plans. It shifts to an aside about age limits for penriens, jokes about machines doing work, substitute stamps, and a humorous street anecdote between a general and colonel.
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