23 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
1
A health magazine article explains psoriasis as a chronic skin disease with silvery scales and bleeding under scale removal. It notes that summer can ease symptoms, heredity may play a part, and treatment ranges from diet changes to chrysarobin ointments and injections, all administered by a doctor.
Bruce Catton reviews Charles Francis Cue's novel Ransom, noting a shift from rugged individualism to organized crime. A young thief plans a baby kidnapping for ransom, but wartime chaos and a postwar crime network reshape his scheme into a collision with gang bosses and politicians. Published by Lippincott, price $2.
Aimed at improving child comfort in hot weather the piece warns about tainted beds and bedding. It urges flat smooth beds without urine odors and suggests rubber sheet covers rinsed daily. It advises floor sleeping when air circulates and emphasizes neatness and cooler sleeping arrangements for children.
In the hot months of July and August avoid dieting pressures and eat freely while avoiding overindulgence. Enjoy lighter foods like jellied soups and fruits, switch to multichannel meals if bored, and drink plenty of fluids, preferably plain water or fruit juice.
Sophie Kerr's serialized tale follows Amy Jackson and Howard as he seeks a World War I aviation commission. Amid strained family plans, they confront fear, sacrifice, and a promise of renewal as Howard heads to training and Amy contemplates an uncertain future. Nancy, the child, adds domestic warmth to a tense departure. The scene captures wartime resolve, romantic peril, and a commitment to endure for love and duty.
The bulletin lists peach market conditions across St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago with arrivals on track in many car lots. Prices for Elberta and Haley’s varieties vary by grade size and min, from around 1.00 to 2.25 per basket, with supplies moderate and demand mixed to slow.
In North Dakota a push arises to impeach Governor William Langer after his ouster by a Supreme Court decision. Senate allies seek legality of a special session and a House majority sympathetic to Langer signals impeachment actions while minority members face sidelining. The former governor reappears urging peaceful tactics as guards are readied amid rising tensions.
A mirror mounted near the right front wheel demonstrates to passengers how knee auction wheels operate under actual running conditions.
The Stor announces Democratic primaries on August 14, 1954 featuring candidates for State Senate 2001 District John L Wilson, Sheriff George W Schooley, W A Aubry, Lewis, E Baker, Bearden. County & Probate Judge H M Stephens. County & Probate Clerk Kay E Addwell. Tax Assessor Isabelle Onstad. R I (Lee) Jones. C Crit Stuart.
Harold Himiter pitched the Hope American Legion to a 4 to 3 win over Washington at Fair Park Sunday. He allowed two hits and led the team with two doubles and a triple. The Hope squad, all under 21, faces Gordon next Sunday with a lineup featuring Harper, Ray Turner, Kennedy, Freeman, Urban, J Turner, Lewallen, Wimberley, Humiter, and Darkanvat. Also notes poultry contains twice as much white meat, dietitians say.
The amnesia sufferer held at Washington county jail for about a week has been identified as Dee Chism also called Maniday. A west Texas brother confirmed the identity and led officers to his location. Chism was moved to Josephine hospital for medical care and memory recovery.
The Arkansas Senate and House propose an amendment to the state constitution limiting state indebtedness. It allows bond issuance only with majority voter consent at general or special elections, except to refund existing debt and refinance road improvement district bonds. The amendment heads to electors for approval.
The dhavoc resolution was filed in the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Arkansas on the 30th day of January, 1934. Each elector voted for or against the proposed amendment. Witness my hand and official seat of this office on the 28th day of Mare, 1H.
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