26 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply to tributes cards bank memorials or resolutions about the departed in its news columns. It disclaims responsibility for the safe keeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Medical experts review how extreme speeds affect the human body as vehicles approach and surpass 600 miles per hour. They warn that brain blood flow changes, loss of consciousness, organ misplacement, and hemorrhages pose serious risks in straight or sharply turning high speed travel.
A book review traces Hedwig a Russian German girl who leaves Europe for the United States finds disappointment in free America. Settling in Oklahoma then Arkansas her family encounters poverty and social tension, revealing the immigrant struggle with American stereotypes and restriction.
A peasant girl marries a stingy Arkansan farmer and endures meanness then divorces to wander across Kansas and Missouri. She works in hash houses and shares brief affairs as she drifts. Despite a sordid path, her spirit rises. the book ends on an upward note with a lesson of resilience. The novel sells for $2.
A mother describes a child's lingering terror after a road accident involving a dog. The writer advises avoiding further rides, offering a new engaging interest to replace the distress and suggesting patience, open conversation, and gradual exposure rather than patient punishment or further triggers. A psychiatrist’s method is discussed briefly as impractical here.
A short note on summer hair care suggests simple coifures that need no weekly beautician visits. It highlights rinsing hair in fresh water after each wash as a practical practice for hot months.
Tuesday results list Little Rock 5 over Chattanooga 4, Atlanta 5 over Birmingham 3, Memphis 19 over Nashville 3, Knoxville 13 over New Orleans 6, Boston 7 over Pittsburgh 2. St Louis 6 over Brooklyn 4, New York 3.5 over Chicago 2-10, Philadelphia 10 over Cincinnati 1, Washington 7 over Detroit 4 and Cleveland 5 over New York 4. Only games scheduled.
Washington report from the Federal Reserve Board notes a slight drop in industrial production to 85 percent of the 1923-25 average in May, the fourth straight monthly decline from January's 99 peak. Factory employment and payrolls fell from mid-April to mid-May, with declines in auto, radio, lumber, clothing, cotton, silk, and shoe sectors, while woolen mills rose and many other lines showed little change.
The Central Labor Council of Tacoma protests what it calls lawless actions by national guardsmen reopening six mills closed amid the sawmill and lumber workers' strike. In New Orleans the federal government again oversees garbage collection as city workers strike for past-due wages.
A brief humorous exchange features a judge quipping about a Crosby style cocktail and a playful pun on Bing Crosby. The light moment highlights courtroom wit and entertainment amid proceedings.
The guide describes quick DIY hairdos for various face shapes and hair lengths, including short ringlets, bob cuts, and long styles. It advises drying in sun, setting ends, brushing during drying, and avoiding water exposure while swimming with caps and chamois bands for protection.
Zoe faces Katharine's concealed marriage document and a fragile maze of love, past and present. Dr. John Kaye navigates social circles as Zoe weighs trust, duty, and the ache of a public life. The scene ends with Katharine's sealed fate and a mysterious paper.
Italian leader Benito Mussolini reportedly intends to demand a protectorate over Ethiopia and its expulsion from the League of Nations. The plan, discussed with Anthony Eden during early talks, signals a hard line backed by potential military action and a Geneva expulsion, amid broader Anglo German naval treaty discussions.
A sequence of social visits and guests fills a weekend in the area. Kathryn Ant of Mali dines with her grandparents and relatives. Ed Gulley and E J Gulley host. Jennie Nelda Jean of Bender and others visit. friends travel between Bender, Stephens, Camden, Bodenw, and Reader as extended family and neighbors share time together.
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