13 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1935
Page
1
A clipped snippet lists c B Palmer as president and Alex H Washburn as editor and publisher, indicating the newspaper’s leadership hierarchy. The partial text suggests a traditional small‑city paper setup with these two senior roles in place.
A health column reviews why garlic and onion breath lingers and what fixes it. Experiments show odor arises from mouth particles rather than blood or glands. Mouth cleaning and chlorine-based mouth washes effectively neutralize the odor, with gel capsules avoiding persistent breath scent except for brief belching.
A Book A Day reviews Tom Ireland’s examination of Far East policy outlining two paths for the United States. He argues America must choose between opposing Japan in Manchuria and China, risking war, or moderating policy to gain Japan’s consent to naval reductions. He criticizes current mixed aims and calls for decisive action.
The critic notes the book’s cautious message about meddling and warns it could spark broad conflict. It praises the argument that the white man should keep out of the yellow man’s domain while offering the yellow man a fair chance in his own region. The volume, published by Putnam, is priced at $2.75.
A compact health note advises mothers to rest children after lunch on hot days and limit sun exposure. It warns against overlong bathing, excessive sweets, and parboiling babies in sun, urging sensible meals with milk and crackers, light hats, and safe water practices. It emphasizes supervision on picnics, caution near water and docks, and keeping yards free of trash and dangerous objects.
Miss Wilma Gentry visits sister Irene Davis near Emmet while several Cornelius relatives attend gatherings. Mamie Lee Arnett, Louise Halemilton, Lucille, Christus Cornelius, Olen Hubbard join Frank Chandler at a Sunday Rodge in Hope. Other locals, including Cinton Chandler, George Gilbert Jr. group, shop and visit. Frank Chandler and Ethel Cornelius noted as ill but improving. J. M. Cornelius of Guernsey stayed with W. L. Cornelius family.
Friday results show Friley's Reschs Lite Rock defeated New Orleans 4 3 while other scores included Birmingham 7 Memphis 2 and Nashville 6 Atlanta 4. Prolonged rain led to postponements with Detroit 2 Washington 4 and St. Louis 4 New York 5 among listed games.
Jo Darien, a college student, meets Douglas Marsh at a Crest Lake social. He offers a hostess job and generous pay, prompting Jo to consider leaving her current work and move toward a summer at Crest Lake with wardrobe funded by Marsh. Her fiancé Bret Paul appears in the background as a potential complication.
A period piece advises women on home exercise to stay slender and supple. It outlines weight checks, doctor consultation, and two exercise categories, with step by step routines for standing and floor workouts aimed at reducing or toning hips and thighs, emphasizing cautious, phased practice.
C C Merritt of Blevins kept his regular appointment Sunday. Several families including Pyes, Ward, Yarberry, Wilson, Brown, Sewell and Huskey gathered for church, dinner, and visits. The community noted the death of Grandmother Lee, buried at Mt Moriah, and extended condolences to W E Lee’s family.
Shopping in Hope Saturday. Reese McDougald visits Prescott with friends. Mr and Mrs Clifford Huskey and daughters host Mayor and Patricia Anh. Letha McDougal returns from a week with friends in Blevins. Mrs d A Copeland of Delight visits sister Mrs J Delaney and family. Miss Cathrine Brown weekends in Blevins with sister Mrs Roy Foster and Mr Foner.
Doyle residents joined a Belton singing service on Sunday with many reporting good music. Visitors from Hope enjoyed the Fourth of July celebration, and Mr. Jackson traveled for business there last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutson and son Doyle hosted guests from Blevins, while Mark and family joined Mrs. E. J. Balch’s kin. Little Mary Bell Hutson recovers from typhoid fever. Cleo Orr shopped in Nashville with Mrs. Stramm while Mrs. Pereh Brandon visited. Edgar Pierce family spent Sunday with relatives.
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