War Workers Find Hot Springs Ideal for Restful Spa
War workers and civilians seek furloughs at Hot Springs Arkansas famous health spa. The federal spa houses 47 springs at 115 to 147 degrees, set at the base of Hot Springs mountain near Lakes Catherine and Hamilton. Visitors rocketed spa activity with 22 000 more baths in five months, and the resort plans a busy summer with hiking, fishing, golf and dancing to orchestras. The waters, owned by the federal government since 1832, are reputed for arthritis fatigue and high blood pressure relief.
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Hot Springs Mayor Promotes Health Waters and Arkansas Wonders
Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin of Hot Springs extols the health benefits of the spa waters and promotes Arkansas as a state of health and vitality. He highlights his role in establishing a city health department, the Spa airport project, and inviting war workers to enjoy relaxation and morale boosting recreation.
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Observation Tower Tops Favorite Hot Springs Spot
The observation tower on Hot Springs mountain rises 165 feet with elevator access. From the crest the city, nearby lakes, and the Ouachita range are visible. Footpaths and benches line the way making the ascent pleasant even amid gas rationing.
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Hot Springs Mountain
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Bath House Row in Beauty Spot at Hot Springs National Park
Bath House Row in Hot Springs National Park shines in season with flaming crepe myrtles and magnolias. The eight Spanish style palaces house modern hot water treatments, staffed by courteous attendants, offering affordable cures and reconditioning services near Central avenue.
Large Hatchery Opens At Hot Springs Arkansas
The Arkansas Fish and Game Commission built a large hatchery on Lake Hamilton south of Hot Springs with federal aid. The 100 acre complex will expand to 200 acres with 17 ponds, aiming to flood nearby lakes and streams with about 500000 fish annually once fully operational.
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Famous Spa Cure Now Offered in 15 Bath Houses
The Spa cure, a famous thermal bath treatment, is available in 15 privately owned bath houses at Hot Springs under federal supervision. Water from the springs is supplied to the facilities, with baths run at 96 to 100 degrees followed by sweats, a cool shower, and rest units to aid recovery.
Thermal Baths Aid Sufferers With Arthritis
The Hot Springs Arkansas Spa offers medical claims that its thermal baths relieve and often cure arthritis. The Spa Chamber of Commerce promotes a free literature folder titled For Health and Relaxation detailing benefits and directions to obtain it. The armature slot wedge beveler speeds beveling on fiber plastic or wood pieces.
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Food Rationing Not Damping Spa Anglers
Anglers report food rationing not affecting their health furlough fishing on Lakes Catherine and Hamilton near Hot Springs. They say bites are good and red tickets stretched. Most lake areas lie along motor bus routes into and out of Hot Springs.
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Origin and History of Hot Springs Exhibited at National Park Museum
The National Park Service museum on Bath House Row details the origin and history of Hot Springs with government curated exhibits. It covers hot spring geology and surface rise, early Indian life including Caddo culture, Fernando De Soto’s 1541 visit, and pioneer souvenirs, all open free to the public.
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Titanium Drives War Effort From Arkansas Mines
Titanium mined near Magnet Cove in Hot Spring County Arkansas is increasingly vital to the war effort. It supports high grade steel and titanium tetrachloride for smoke screens. The Arkansas Titanium Alloy Co operates a mine and mill with rising output as industry leverages new tool post technology to retrofit lathes for expanded work.
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Artificial Spice Oils Replace Natural Oils In Formulas
Four artificial spice oils anise cassia cinnamon and nutmeg are now formulations that replace natural oils pound for pound. They are said to be similar in strength and require no changes in existing recipes.
Fisherman's Guide Publshed for Hot Springs Area
A new fishermans guide by Robert Page Lincoln outlines lakes and streams around Hot Springs and the Ouachita region. Written by the notable outdoor writer, the guide notes Hot Springs information and Arkansas value. Copies available from the Chamber of Commerce.
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