15 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
1
Health experts warn trench mouth is widespread beyond trenches. Walt Whitman era style guidance explains germ, symptoms, and risks from sharing utensils or kissing. Early dental care or antiseptics can help. seek dentist or doctor if symptoms appear.
A critical look at Erskine Caldwell’s Kneel to the Rising Sun. The collection portrays sharecroppers swampland poor Whites and oppressed Black city dwellers with grim humor and stark realism. Some tales are brief sketches while others verge on grotesque horror, yet all carry Caldwell’s earnest social critique.
Olive Roberts Barton outlines safe fruit introductions for infants and toddlers. Start fruits at six months with cooked apples and prunes, small portions at noon, and gradually increase if well tolerated. Sour fruits and raw fruit begin later. peel, finely crush, avoid spices, and ensure ripeness.
Light single flower odor and a mixed bouquet scent fit summer days and evenings. The piece suggests placing away certain items as the season changes, describing perfumes inspired by outdoor garden impressions and seasonal moods.
Friday results show Atlanta defeating Lie Rock 4 to 3 while New Orleans Memphis and Knoxville matches were postponed due to wet grounds. Other games include Pittsburgh and St Louis posting wins, with Cincinnati 2 New York 1, and Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4 in a three inning or early play context.
Tokio headlines a flurry of visitors with Miss Kathryn Holt and Ruby Holt from Hot Springs visiting friends, and Chas B. Moore from Mt. Pleasant and M. L. Steuart from Hot Springs in town. Nashville visitors include Sim Sanford, a . W. A. Bell and G. C. Wisdom. Families from Highland, Friendship, and Murfreesboro gather for singing and Sunday visits. Potatoes report good yields among local farmers.
Emmet Frank Smith Jr. of Sterling La visiting friends here. Miss ithe Townsend of Little Rock visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Town send. Mrs. Mae Garland and daughter Max returned Monday after a Sheridan visit with Mr. and Mrs. Doyte McCoy. J J Wade returned after a week in Smackover visiting Mr. and Mrs. Riddick. Mrs. Willie J Beauclair returned from Malvern after a few days. Miss Lula Garland spent Tuesday in Little Rock shopping. Ralph Wiggins and children returned home after a few days with relatives. Miss Myrtle Hood at home after a week in Camden. Mr and Mrs Ramey Garland stopped here en route to New Orleans for two weeks. Mrs D S Snell left Tuesday for Longview for a week’s visit.
The article guides choosing light perfumes and subtler varieties for day use. It cites popular single flower scents such as violet lilac wild rose and sweet pea, recommends matching toilet water or scented cologne, and advises avoiding heavy oriental blends. It notes outdoor scents like wild ferns and maple after dew and warns against applying perfume on clothing.
Katharine Stryk, preparing to flee a strained engagement, encounters Michael Heathorpe in In nicock. Amid packing, gossip, and a mounting sense of betrayal, she steels herself as the pair cross paths on a sunlit street, their fates unsettled by past promises and present pressures.
Old Liberty Mr and Mrs Author Martin of Hope spent Sunday night with his phrenta Mr and Mrs E P Martin Miss Lori Hicks stayed Saturday with Ruby Evans Alton Gilbert spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs T E Edwards Mr and Mrs B A Springs of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Chas Springs The ice cream supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Springs drew a large crowd Mr and Mrs Herbert Bristow of Fulton visited Sunday Carl Gilbert welcomed a 8 pound boy born Monday June 10 Finley and Lillian Gilbert stayed Saturday night with George Gilbert Lucy Martin visited Rebecca Gilbert Sunday Otis Gilbert was very sick this week Eunie Calhoun called on Morris Edwards Mrs Gladys Terrell called on Thelmas Thomas Monday Mrs Gerald Gilbert visited Monday night with his mother Mrs Eula Gilbert Mr and Mrs Clarence McCorkle moved Tuesday to work with Frank Gilbert Hugh Gilbert of Washington passed through en route to Texarkunn Tuesday
Rev Pree of Coney filled a regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday. Miss Louna Mne Harris of Prescott visited relatives with Mrs. Luther Bolt and others. Local residents shopped in Hope. Wiley Job of Caney visited Mrs. G. Ly White. Melton White celebrated his 8th birthday with a surprise dinner. A singing event drew a crowd from this place. Hope visitors included Wiley Browning and Mrs Edgar Leverett shopped in Hope.
A brief fragment proclaims that youths do not age and that old men die, asserting that wisdom and vigor persist until their tasks are completed. The terse line echoes a stoic view on life cycles and duty.
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