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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
1
The text stresses teaching health habits from infancy, focusing on self feeding by age two, varied diet, slow eating, and chewing with solid foods as teeth develop. It advises regular meals, water between meals, avoiding coaxing, and using proper portion timing to prevent overeating.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses harmonious parenting, urging mothers and fathers to conference calmly rather than pull in opposite directions. She warns that inconsistent rules confuse children and lead to disobedience, and suggests joint discussions to build a unified plan for Betty, Jimmy, and Marcy.
Bruce Catton profiles G E T Eyston and Barrie Lyndon book on racing contrasts American speed on oval tracks with British endurance on stock cars and courses. Max Riddle praises engineering emphasis, notes tribute to American drivers Bar ny Cliffield Tommy Milton Frank Lockhart and Sig Houghaln and cites 132 pictures.
Kennedy limited Nashville to three hits in his first Williams Lumber company start while his teammates pounded outs for a 6 to 2 victory. He added a triple scoring one, then was relieved in the sixth by Cerrol Schooley. Urban made sparkling plays at shortstop. The Lumberjacks plan a doubleheader in Sheridan to dedicate a new park, and the Texarkana game was cancelled.
A cited fragment praises a book described as a textbook and photographic companion for racing enthusiasts. The text emphasizes its comprehensive content and appeal to readers deeply interested in racing culture and history.
New Orleans Pelicans rout Little Rock 12 to 1 as Pete Fleming led with three hits including a triple and Billy Andrus went 4 for 5. Rogers exited in the fourth after taking several hits, Porter struggled at the plate, while Hinkle Perrin Drake and Hell chased the lineup.
Roosevelt’s continued remarks on page one confront New Deal acts and human suffering, suggesting a restructured approach not tied to reduced effort. Observers anticipate the speech shaping a liberal Democratic platform, with references to constitutional issues, the supreme court, and the “common man.”
President’s Arkansas stop wowed a 90000 strong crowd at Little Rock’s Roosevelt Stadium as Senator Robinson introduced him. Governor Futrell praised loyal party support while a historical pageant depicted frontier, Civil War and World War I eras with music, dancing, and a Confederate flag salute.
Texarkana report of a Bowie County farmer R A Enoch charged with driving while intoxicated after a fatal wreck four miles west of Texarkana injuring several and killing Mary Louise Presley daughter of a Bowie County family. Enoch sustained a fractured skull and broken teeth while Mrs Presley suffered a fractured pelvis and broken hip. Police planned murder charges after the girl's death while treating the injured at a local hospital.
Washington report says House and Senate tax bill conferees agreed on several minor points but left major issues unresolved. Several Republican conferees are in Cleveland, reducing chances of a full agreement before week’s end.
The 1929 crash and red banners set a tense mood as President Roosevelt tours Arkansas for its 25th state observance. Guarded by 30 national guardsmen and police, he dined with Senator Robinson and visited Dallas for the Texas centennial. The six months ahead promise pageantry and song tracing Arkansas progress from wilderness to statehood.
Gail Everett receives a $10,000 cash offer to sell Rancho Angelo within ten days. She contemplates independence, while wedding plans and family ties surface as Dick urges caution and a possible marriage. The story unfolds amid gallery chatter, conflicting loyalties, and a looming business deal.
Cleveland dispatch reports a London drive at the Republican National Convention with New York and Pennsylvania delegations pledging support. Governor Alf Landon, favored for the nomination, faces a strong show of solidarity for London as Hoover influences appear uneven, amid calls to unite against the New Deal. The scene includes Mc Hoover’s warm reception and a party call to rally behind principal principles rather than relief programs.
The text references Franklin D. Roosevelt and inviting conservative Democrats to back the New Deal. It notes discussion of cabinet positions if Republicans win, and mentions widespread cigarette production in the United States.
The Star announces candidates for the Hempstead County primary election. Ruffin White vies for County Judge while Clifford Franks and H. M. Stephens run for County Treasurer. July or August election details not fully clear in text.
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