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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
1
The Star states tributes and memorials will incur charges for cards of thanks resolutions and memorials about the departed and warns that unsolicited manuscripts are not safeguarded or returned by the newspaper.
Washington scene reports the aluminum code battle within the NRA framework. Independents push a rival plan to bar the Aluminum Company of America from price fixing, threatening industry upheaval. Oswald Schuette and Justice Department scrutiny influence White House timing as a steel strike looms. Rumor hovers over Mrs. Calvin Coolidge's marriage amid annals of political rumor.
A mother obsesses over her son Arthur who loafs on a swing and eats donuts, while neighbor Jimmy is brisk but undernourished. A fat, busy town leader Mr James recalls his own farm upbringing, urging hard work and regular meals to restore balance. The tale suggests roughage and effort can shape temperaments and health.
Wall Street lauds and lampoons possible picks for Roosevelts fireman stock market board. Names cited include Sidney J. Weinberg of Goldman Sachs and Thomas J. Watson of IBM, with ties to Rand. Justice Department suits loom over Watson and Remington Rand. James M. Landis and George C. Mathews tipped for commissioners, plus John M. Hancock of Lehman Brothers as a Roosevelt ally.
A dated fitness and fashion note discusses how excess weight around the shoulders defeats flattering bathing suit and evening gown looks. It attributes a self-improvement focus to a columnist and signals a gendered self image tone from the era.
The passage advises stopping rich pastries and substituting fresh fruits, plus ten minutes of exercise twice daily. It describes a back and shoulder workout starting from a kneeling position, lifting the body with arms stretched back, squeezing shoulder blades until discomfort, and sometimes clasping hands to keep arms parallel.
The text describes a neck pressure exercise to feel a lump and squirm, urging ten repetitions twice daily. It then shifts to a plan recommending periodic spark plug removal from engines to inspect for cracked porcelain or other defects as part of maintenance.
The Belton Home Demonstration Club met June 12 at Mrs. J. & Eley's with 20 members and five visitors. Miss Griffin led a cheese and jelly making demonstration and showed a fly trap. The next meeting is July 10 at Mrs. J. W. Siddon. In Russia drinking water prompts boiling and tea use. railway stations provide boiling water for tea.
Donna Garin learns Con David’s deceit as he tricks her into masquerading as Madeline Siddal. He urges a farm marriage for his gain while Donna plans to reveal the truth. A stunned Donna reaches Chicago where Con unexpectedly appears on the same train, forcing a new peril.
A 17th century Africa reappears among escaped slaves in Dutch Guiana. Melville and Herskovits study a bold, isolated community in the Surinam jungle, showing a culture close to African roots yet altered by long contact with whites. A serious anthropological work priced at $3. Whittlesey House publishes. The car battery care note follows.
A 1933 resolution referred to voters in Arkansas proposes that the state issue no bonds or indebtedness without majority voter consent, except to refund existing debt and road bonds. Self executing with immediate effect upon adoption, filed January 30 1953 and witnessed March 28 1934.
Amendment No 19 declares a proposed change to the Arkansas Constitution. It outlines legislative approval by both House and Senate and describes adding Section 1 with a provision beginning Not less than a major to the article. The text reflects a constitutional amendment process and references electors and official language of the amendment.
A historical text details constitutional provisions for tax rates, biennial spending limits of two and one half million dollars, and sequencing of appropriation bills in Arkansas. It notes supermajority votes for tax increases, emergency exceptions, and self executing provisions taking effect upon adoption by electors. The document is dated January 5, 1933, with secretary of state endorsement March 28, 1934.
W L Adams suffered heart irregularities due to abdominal gas after meals. Adlerika relieved all gas, restoring appetite and comfort. John S Gibson Drug Co.
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