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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
1
A guide on cultivating good living habits in children through practice and praise. It stresses learning by doing, trial and error, and the role of a satisfying effect and engaging instruction. Emphasizes individual differences, positive reinforcement, and making learning enjoyable for lasting habit formation.
A book review discusses Paths of Glory by Humphrey Cobb about a French infantry regiment ordered to seize a German held hill on the western front. Despite leaders doubting feasibility, orders prevail, the assault fails within about twenty minutes, highlighting futility and military hubris.
Olive Roberts Barton critiques chain letters and gambling in a reflective essay. She likens numbers betting to a ruinous habit, condemning the numbers racket for fostering superstition, mood swings, and family disruption while noting the broader appeal of risky games and the easy lure of quick profit.
Smart society women who are sports enthusiasts have turned to subtle light makeup for warm weather and summer Jelothes. Dark tail polish and lipstick have been relegated to backup use in daily routines.
Hope Storks posted their third consecutive victory by rallying in the fifth and seventh innings to defeat Sheridan 6 to 4 on Sunday. Jimny Cook went 3 for 3 with two walks, lifting the Storks as Okay-based Hope Basket Company team fell 4 to 2 to Okay.
Albany fans 4000 strong at Hawkins Stadium cheered Edwin C. Fitts, ex Sing Sing inmate turned baseball figure, as sponsor Johnny Evers introduced him from home plate. Despite a temporary game ban by Judge Branham, the crowd voiced support, and Fitts promised to prove himself.
Results list from the Southern Association shows Little Rock, Memphis, Nashville, and other teams with scores, plus postponed games due to rain. The piece then shifts to cosmetic tips for spring, advising oily skin care, cream rouge, powder, and foundation choices, with notes on color matching and application hints for warmer months.
Katharine faces a mystery as Michael Heatharow disappears on their wedding eve. She confides in Violet Merger for help while newspapers hint at a taxicab accident. Michael lies in a hospital, while Katharine fears a cruel ruse and searches for answers.
A damaged OCR fragment from a city paper shows partial phrases including places and a person name. The readable bits outline a local notice or brief item without clear action or date.
Texarkana youth Morley Lewis won the 1938 Arkansas Open tennis championship defeating Walt Pittman of Little Rock 6-3 2-6 6-2. Mrs Florence Strohm beat Mary McElwee to take the women's title 6-3 4-6 6-3. Lewis and Jessie Hart beat Strohm and El Dorado in mixed doubles 6-1 6-4. Lewis also teamed with Warren Woodson to win doubles 6-4 6-0 and reached finals in singles with a 6-0 6-0 6-1 victory over Walter Hadlow.
The British Museum reports an iron fragment from the Pyramid of Gizeh believed dated around 400 B C and an Egyptian made ax head estimated to originate in 1470. The artifacts highlight ancient metallurgy and regional craft.
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