30 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1934
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein explains hiccups arise from disruption of diaphragmatic breathing, due to stomach, brain, or nervous system disturbances. Old Greek folk advice targeted nervous hiccups, while medical fixes address underlying causes such as stomach upset, anesthesia, or brain conditions with cautious, case by case interventions.
Bruce Catton reviews the novel set in the fringes of the Austrian Tyrol noting its frank portrayal of knighthood and medieval life. The story follows a chivalric order’s rise amid isolated baronies, examining how the social code develops and the era’s rough humanity.
Olive Roberts Barton offers practical infant care guidance focusing on diaper folding methods, fabric choices, and skin care. The piece emphasizes proper fit to prevent chafing, hygiene, cleansing routines, and cautions against reusing soiled diapers, recommending clean materials and safe lotions.
Storks beat the Atlanta Rabbits 19 to 1 in the opener behind Kelly’s six-hit gem, taking an early lead with four runs in the second and three in the third. In the nightcap Kelly faltered and Schooley steadied as Atlanta yielded nine runs late, C Schooley, W Schooley, and Russell delivering key doubles. Storks clinched the win in the eighth, tying the game with a three-run rally in the seventh and then crossing for the decisive run. Crowd attendance was strong for both games. The Storks’ next home game is Friday vs the Tiremen, with Hope also scheduled to face Southwestern in Texarkana the day prior.
In New York, major league owners threaten to abandon the annual all star game amid nationwide criticism of team personnel. The event drew about 10,000 fans with 15,000 more turned away at Poly Grounds. Owners ponder curtailing the show as a long-running dispute over organization and profits drags on.
Okay Cementers defeated New Boston Texas 10 9 in 10 innings Sunday at New Boston. It was the team’s 13th straight win and left Okay with a perfect season record. Holbert hit a seventh inning homer to spark the rally and force extra innings. Dildy pitched with Dodson and Phil Lips catching. Shawn pitched for New Boston. The game drew wide national attention as owners and leagues debated publicity and revenue sharing amid a broader discussion of modern exhibition baseball.
Nashville Ark residents face immediate rate cuts as Southwestern Gun and Electric Company lowers residential charges by one cent per step and trims commercial rates by one cent on the first to third steps. The old room count residential rate has been abandoned.
Notice announces a Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee meeting at Hope City Hall Arkansas on August 9 1931 at 10 oclock am to select judges and clerks for the primary election chaired by Atkins and with Trimble as secretary details indicate local party officials scheduled meeting at city hall to organize election duties.
Political notice announces John L. Wilson as a candidate for State Senate representing the 20th District. The filing signals campaign intent and seeks voter awareness ahead of the upcoming election. Wilson’s background and platform details are outlined for constituents.
A reflective piece notes how fashion cycles pressuring individuals to imitate trends, warning against monotony. It discusses hair and clothing rhythms, questioning fixed looks and urging personal suitability over peer influence.
A young woman who kept an egg shaped bun at the back of her neck for ten years tries waving her hair around the temples and ears. Initially awkward, she persists for days to see if the change proves advantageous, drawing comments from others as she reshapes her look.
In Danville Kentucky two young reporters Jack Darkins and Wesley Carty were jailed for six more hours after failing to reveal information from a confidential source. Judge Harlow ordered restraint as a crowd of about 150 gathered outside the courtroom. The officers escorted the reporters to jail after they promised to return.
The notice lists speaker Atkins as visiting several towns this week and next, beginning Monday night in Surden and continuing through Tuesday Willisville at 4 pm, Paros at Rom, Belton, Saratoga, and Stamps with four total appearances on Saturday including Buckner Bradley Taylor and Lewisville, marking a circuit in Kentucky’s Centre College region. The text also mentions the old town as a pioneer settlement and Centre College seat.
An old ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual remedy for malaria and a general blood builder. It claims to kill malaria in the blood while fortifying health, touts safety for children, and notes availability in two sizes priced to offer more value.
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