16 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
1
A discussion of acidosis in children links acid breath and excretions to underlying infections. Diet affects fat breakdown and acid formation, with fever or nausea suggesting hidden causes such as tuberculosis, appendicitis, typhoid, or kidney infection. Removing infection and improving nutrition can resolve symptoms and strengthen immunity.
John Erskine’s Salomon, My Son presents Solomon as a reluctant king driven by powerful women. The tale casts him amid modern budget battles and taxed decisions as he undertakes temple building and faces Tyre’s Hiram. The book revisits his private life and dream of wisdom with a brisk, smooth voice.
A light critique of today’s problems set in ancient Judea. The author reimagines concerns by moving them into biblical times, with Queen of Sheba central to a wry subplot as she elopes with a temple contractor. Published by Bobbs Merrill for $2.50.
Grandma cautions that overheated children catch cold and woolens can help or hinder health. A discussion with Mary and Claudia reveals varied climates, wardrobes, and the need for gradual cooling. They agree that weather, not excess clothing, dictates healthy routines for kids.
Fragmentary text discusses changes in government approach to tea and safety measures. Mentions Hoover and a time when gathering might be safer than liberty. References to Al Capone, Italian Amy, a Liquiel, and production secrets with garbled terms.
Monday results show Little Rock Li 0 Memphis 2 New Orleans 2 Birmingham 8 Chattanooga 2 Nashville 1 Cincinnati 13 New York 6 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1, Dell s 1 Boston 6 Brooklyn Pittsburgh postponed Monidas St Louis 3 Washington 2 only scheduled games noted.
Jo Darien buys outfits at Lytsen s with a Crest Lake account opened by Douglas Marsh. She faces attention in the store as word spreads of Marsh s wealth and influence. Bret Paul arrives for dinner as Jo contemplates her new job and the hidden costs of Marsh s generosity.
A New York observer argues a president could be like a king, suggesting Franklin Roosevelt would be a poor king candidate while Huey Long might resemble a Prince of Wales. The expeditor notes a king would avoid re election, need prime ministers, and wield more power than King George. Roosevelt is called not royalty but lacks political emphasis, and Long is deemed too inexperienced for immediate kingship.
The Associated Press reports a deadly week end with at least 64 fatalities across 22 states. Texas led with seven deaths from three head on crashes. New York reported six fatalities including one in New York City. Wisconsin had four deaths from a car collision. Other states listed fatalities and a bus crash injury in New Jersey. A Wisconsin youth was injured when a bee stung him while driving and caused a crash that seriously injured his mother.
Beauty guidance for summer holidays weighs two views on cosmetics and skin care. Vacation time is pitched as a chance to re condition with home products or to rest skin. Advice covers masks, nightly creams, manicures, and hair brushing as routine enhancements.
A fragmented advisory urges a back to nature vacation with minimal packing except lipstick. It mentions using Tssue event at night to combat dryness, keeping sun protection handy, and changing routine to ease work stress before a trip.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for aching muscles sprains backache and tumbago. It claims fast action without warming blood surge, offering 30¢ and 60¢ sizes through Briant's Drug Store.
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