22 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
1
A medical review of 500 cases finds onions causing trouble in 27 percent, milk products 26, raw apples 26, and cooked cabbage 25. Other offenders include chocolate 18, radishes 11, tomatoes 15, cucumbers and eggs 17 each, with fats 12 and meats 11.
A Book A Day reviews The Sea Is My Workshop by Frank E. Walton Jr., a lifeguard memoir from the Pacific coast. The author argues lifeguards endure a hard, dangerous, thankless life with limited public appreciation and occasional political interference. The critique notes anecdotes of saved swimmers and a captain who cannot swim.
A terse exchange questions the boy's mental capacity with a joke about a cat. The psychologist asks how many eats, eyes, and legs a cat has. The boy responds instantly, then questions the examiner, highlighting the absurdity of the test. Mentally health context noted.
The passage critiques guards as mostly incompetent due to nepotism and describes frequent pestering by busybodies at beaches. It notes the book's publication by Dutton priced at $2.50 and comments on its jerky writing yet considers it an interesting chronicle.
Olive Roberts Barton notes a shift in child courage at the seashore as 80 beachgoers gather. She argues modern parents curb fears, and mobility via cars, trains, and films exposes kids to more experiences, reinforcing bravery and physical aptitude fostered by gym work and park pools.
A fragment mentions beauty preparations including a cream that cleanses and nourishes pores an ice for tired feet a lipstick and a mirror styled product lineup. The text hints at improved old formulas and new introductions in a cosmetics roundup by Alicia Hart.
El Dorado Lions will play the Storks Sunday afternoon at Fair Park. The game starts at 3 30 p m. The Storks have four wins and one loss and face strong opposition. Manager Lloyd Coup says Red Patterson will pitch for Hope. The Hope Basket company team plays Nashville Sunday afternoon, and the following Sunday June 30 meets Olay at Fair Park.
The Hope negro baseball team will play North Little Rock Sunday afternoon at Oaklawn Park with a 3:30 p.m. start under manager Joe T. Jackson. A second game features the Hope Tigers meeting Okolona at Yerger Park with LeRoy Louderwilk pitching for Hope.
Friday results show Atlanta defeated Little Rock 6 to 4 while Memphis topped Knoxville 7 to 2. New Orleans beat Chattanooga 12 to 7. Chicago defeated Boston 11 to 3. Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 6 to 5. Philadelphia defeated St Louis 8 to 3. Nashville trailed Birmingham 5 to 2 with listed scores.
The Rev Wiles of Mineral Springs conducts a revival meeting with attendances from Mr and Mrs David Rivers of Mineral Springs. Funeral services held for Mrs Etta Hanna with Ford Hanna Alma and Clinton Hanna among attendees from Nashville Van Meter IA and Mineral Springs. Demonstration club met with Mrs Chiara Cuty. Time Wasted Math Teacher quote ends with student.
A beauty article introduces a new lipstick product in multiple shades with an oblong fuse and a built in chromium mirror that slides out when the top is pushed. It promises easy application and less rummaging for a mirror, plus a nourishing cream for skin and feet to soothe and smooth, with usage tips and warnings.
Katharine, Michael and Sally unfold a tangled love triangle as memory returns and marriage plans collide. In New Mexico Katharine confronts loss, Violet and Stanley maneuver loyalties while Michael races to Silencia to resolve a remarriage. To Be Continueds.
Flooding surged from Fare-relly Lake along the Arkansas River after a levee fissure in Jefferson County, threatening Arkansas County shorelands. In Little Rock, officials prepared relief, moved residents, and boosted Capital Avenue as floodwaters rose, while a bystander, Wilbert Willoughby, died after falling from a pier during the current. Separately a Texarkana tornado claimed several lives and injured four, including a mother delivering a daughter.
An upset gas company president delivered a stirring address praising the company. A customer shouted a quip about a charge, and the exchange drew attention from attendees, including a figure named Christian Adyvuente.
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