27 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
1
The article notes a surge in national park tourism to 15 20 million visitors and urges healthful camp safety. Key points include licensed camps with clean water, proper sewage disposal, mosquito control, clean bedding, and serving conditions. Travelers should avoid sleeping where cooking occurs and contact local medical societies for trusted doctor referrals.
A reader guide notes Charles G. Finneys The Circus of Dr Lao mixes fantasy and satire with a dizzying display of creatures from Medusa to Pan. The town in Arizona wanders through an implausible, entertaining circus where little actually happens yet the text revels in absurdity and irreverent imagination.
Olive Roberts Barter uses a lemonade stand tale to teach children basic business ethics. A mother guides Billy and Pete through careful cost thinking, fair profit sharing, and the value of honesty, thrift, and practical planning over flashy schemes. The scene emphasizes prudent capital, reinvestment, and disciplined earnings as foundations for any venture.
A group of locals attended singing at Washington Sunday. Misses McCoy Lou and Lettie Fae Edwards visited Misses Jaanita Willie Mudge and Louise Calhoun. Relatives of Washington were called on by Lester Gilbert and by Mr. and Mrs. C P Gilbert and Wade Gilbert. Nashville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Young stayed with Mr. and Mrs. F J Pardue. A party at Mr. and Mrs. A M Calhoun drew many guests. Further calls came from Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, H C Thompson and Dorothy Lou of Nashville, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shearer.
A fragmentary note mentions Mrs E T Edwards and Mrs Mon Hart from Winthrop visiting family on Saturday. It then reports a Moscow institute claim of an artificial heart to keep a patient alive during heart repair. Also a remark on weedcocks and a misrendered line about a methec bird and Enlive brow.
Darien, a young woman, works part time at a marine supply store where she meets actor Pete Fragonet and becomes embroiled in a complex affair. Marsh intervenes as Fragonet admits love for Jo while Edna Fragonet pressures a divorce. Jo collapses after a confrontation, and Marsh orders Fragonet to stay away as Jo recovers under nurse supervision.
Friday results show Little Rock 14 Nashville 0 and Knoxville 1 New Orleans 0. Birmingham defeated Atlanta 6 to 4 in 10 innings. Chicago and Cincinnati were rained out. Detroit and Cleveland combined for 2 runs. Washington beat New York 3. Boston vs Philadelphia postponed. only scheduled games noted.
Alicia Hart profiles a mature magazine writer whose vitality and poise illuminate true beauty. The piece praises inner warmth, refined cosmetics use, and meticulous grooming, noting her brown eyes, gray-tinged hair, and harmonious makeup as a color chart for mature readers. NEXT: More makeup charts.
Harmony and nearby residents share a weekend of family visits with relatives across DeAnn, Harmony, and surrounding areas. Among those hosting and visiting are the Crews, Daugherty, McMillen, Vines, and Leach households, with ties to Hope, Stamps, and Guernsey. A note mentions Big Ben and the Westminster clock in London.
Detroit crushed the Indians 8 to 2 to seize first place in the American League, widening their edge as the Yankees fell to Washington 9 to 3. Hank Greenberg led Detroit with a three RBI on solid hits, while a rare double play by Whitey Hayes capped a tense sequence after Ed Linke endured a head injury.
Sweet Home Rev. Simmis of Prescott held a regular appointment Sunday. Local families including Fore, Huskey, Yarberry, Spears, and McDougal visited relatives, with travel from Richmond Kilgore Texarkana Broken Bow Hope Washington DC and other nearby towns.
Rev J J Douglas of the First Nazarene Church in Hope will preach Sunday at 4 PM, bringing the Cook Trio. Public invited. Other notes mention Miss Evelyn Stewart visiting Mrs Foy Tate at Delight Ark and various residents traveling or visiting in Hot Springs and Little Rock.
A community Bethel A. M. E. musical and literary program is set for Sunday at 8 o clock in the Negro church. Lee Swift presides as A C B L A secretary Sue Sine Wilson oversees arrangements. The lineup includes invocations, songs, declamations, various solos, readings, five minute talks, and performances by city quartets with several local participants named among the performers.
Los Angeles begins a vast socialized medicine effort under FERA to serve 1 400 000 relief recipients. About 4059 professionals including physicians surgeons dentists and pharmacists will provide medical dental and pharmaceutical care at reduced rates, ensuring no relief patient lacks access to care. Local obituaries and social notes appear alongside unrelated family visits and community updates.
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