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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
3
A New York beauty director and other experts caution against excessive sun exposure. They advise limiting sun time to about five minutes on each side, staying indoors afterward, and using protection like parasols or robes. For fine skin, avoid long sun sessions and treat skin with lotion or vinegar tea to balance tone.
The text presents a fragmented conversation between Kate and Bobby with questions about marriage and pain in the neck. A terse remark about divorce appears, reflecting a troubled family dynamic and potential conflicts surrounding past relationships.
Naturally curly hair tends to be oval and grows unevenly, curling more on one side. Straight hair is cylindrical, resembling a rubber tube, with uniform growth.
Ambitious young men and women eager to enter the film world are advised that paying the admission price at the ticket window is a sure path into the movies. This illustrated note emphasizes direct entry through cinema access.
The author notes mass migration between Korea and Japan with Koreans taking Japanese names and Japanese flocking to North China for work. He recalls ship travel, crowded trains, and a drouth epidemic affecting leper families, while missions face shrine attendance and a growing Christian community. He mentions inflation, scarce goods, and unusual time changes aboard ships with cross Pacific broadcasts.
The article notes colleagues urging Knox's confirmation with Senator Wiley of Wisconsin praising Roosevelt for placing country over party. Wiley argues Knox is a conscientious choice for non-Democrats in key roles, while Caraway and Miller vote in favor despite debate over interventionism and preparedness.
A World War II style report describes British air success against German bombers as planes formed a ring of Messerschmitts. A British pilot reportedly roared through the ring and shot down a fighter and a bomber, while several planes collided mid air.
Roosevelt defense message to Congress pledges US aid and hemispheric security. US diplomats press Latin American nations to join full cooperation as Axis powers possibly receive Italian and Japanese backing. The president vows to repel aggression against the United States or Western Hemisphere.
Milk is essential for young children though cow’s milk curds hard to digest raw. Goats milk offers easier digestion, softer curd, and less disease risk for kids, while pasteurized milk removes tuberculosis danger. Flavor can be masked with fruit juice or syrups to boost intake. Also notes on green sea turtles reaching 700 pounds and dangerous trips with fatal eye injuries.
A letter from R. M. Wilson urges prayer for peace between the United States and Japan amid tensions over trade. He discusses distances between San Francisco and Japan, warns against war talk, and calls for open doors for mission work, asking prayers for mercy on the world and for renewal of Christian outreach in Japan and China.
A historical note states that American families number about 20,000,090 and spend roughly 1,000,000 daily on feeding their pets. It adds a curious contrast about marine life and birds, mentioning whales cannot breathe underwater and swans cannot break a man’s ice with a blow of their wings.
MEMPHIS Tenn Steve Wilkerson, a former national intercollegiate boxing champion for the University of Mississippi, has turned from professional fighting to join the U S Army Air Corps, believing his fighting might can help if needed. The piece ends with an odd aside about alphabets.
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