08 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1935
Page
1
Dr Jonathan C Meakins told the Canadian Medical Association that air quality and oxygen are vital to life. He compared bodies to steam engines relying on oxygen, detailing how lungs, blood, and cells use food and air to produce energy and sustain human activity.
A bookseller highlights Frank D. Carpenter’s Adventures in Geyser Land, a Yellowstone expedition memoir from the early 1870s. The narrative blends frontier slang and romance with a brutal midjourney incident as Nez Perce pursuers strike the party, leaving Carpenter among a perilous captivity.
A man held by captors for hours is released to trek with his two sisters across the mountains seeking safety. The pamphlet, edited by Hester Dean Guie and Lucullus Virgil McWhorter, is published by Caxton Press for $2 as a compelling fragment of romantic old west history.
A mother cautions her son about danger near a new foundation and hesitates to enforce strict limits. Joe’s disobedience leads to a broken arm and a tense family debate over responsibility and proper obedience. The piece examines parental fault, obedience, and the dynamics between mother and father in guiding a child.
Hope and Shower Springs residents, Little Rock guests, and area families shared meals and visits through the week. Notable attendees included Green Laseter, Mr. and Mrs. Sparks, Lewallen, Ross, and Cumbie families, plus guests from Greenville Alabama and Magnolia.
Alicia Hare profiles Helen Vinson, a young screen star, detailing daily beauty routines for hair skin and eyes. The piece covers nightly brushing, hot oil shampoos, light foundation, rouge and powder, weekly creams, and sleep masks. It emphasizes sun eye care, brown mascara and eyeshadow, and shaping eyebrows to match bone contours.
A mix of standings from cities including Little Rock Birmingham Memphis New Orleans Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Nashville Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Detroit and others. Mentions Hank Greenberg and Lou Gehrig as well as Ruth records, Cronin and other AL stars amid debate over all star selections and player merit.
The Montreal Daily Star reports a courtroom moment where a woman answers a judge about her husband’s provision while expressing fear of a black man being caught in the act. The fragment reflects racial tension and domestic discourse in a legal setting.
Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York eased at the start of the week. Weakness traced to favorable weather, light liquidation ahead of the government acreage report, with July near 11.85 in New Orleans and July at 11.94 in New York and other months trading around similar levels.
Harry Grayson argues the American League will honor aging players in Cleveland on July 8, preferring Babe Ruth as a spectator and criticizing the AL managers for choosing stars on reputation. He decries omissions like Ted Lyons and other past-peak veterans and questions the fairness of the selection process.
A nostalgic note on fans voting in baseball’s all star selections. Mentions Higgins Cecil Travis and Ossie Bluege with commentary on the National and American Leagues. Critiques executives, managers, and the public’s perceived influence in previous ballots.
A critical take on this season where baseball executives and eight American League managers select players, sidelining fan input. The piece blasts the process as incompetent, arguing it harms the sport and suggests the Browns may benefit from the mismanagement.
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