28 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply for tributes, cards of thanks, resolutions, or memorials about the departed. It notes policy in commercial newspapers to guard against fake memorials and warns it disclaims responsibility for unsolicted manuscripts or their return.
Health writers describe soybean milk as a new infant food aid after early studies in Peiping and American doctors. Soybeans offer high protein and fat with reasonable calories, providing water 71 percent and nutrition via oil flour and even green vegetables. The piece argues for wider adoption of soy products to diversify diets.
A book blending psychology and adventure critiques a modern explorer tale set in a central Asian desert. An ambitious expedition funded by a New York millionaire exposes greed, deceit, and the lure of fame as the crew reels from manipulation and rival schemes, with a distressed atmosphere throughout.
A humorous quip from Annapolis features a professor grilling an unruly freshman over ethics. The student retorts that ethics were traded in at rat age for a Hudson, delivering a quick pun that lampoons stubborn swagger and schoolyard bargaining.
Clive Roberts Barton urges strict public limits on fireworks and parental vigilance to prevent injuries. He argues bans on private sales reduce danger, blames unsafe manufacturers, and calls for adults to keep children as audience rather than participants in Fourth celebrations, envisioning a future where firework hazards fade.
A former wife, the dime store heiress, is described as a closed chapter by Prince Mdivani. He hints European nobility could later fill a literary shelf with related stories. Actress Garbo is labeled shy and frightened, with a suggestion she may return to America for money. A shark attacks a South Carolina fisherman, grabbing his arm from his boat.
The chapter centers on Katharine’s secret marriage to Michael Reatheree and the fallout. Zoe longs for Dr. John Kaye while grappling with love, guilt, and past ties as Gerda, Gracia, and Mrs. Parker mingle in a tense, shifting social web. The scene ends with Zoe and John sharing a glove moment and hints of future encounters.
A vintage guide promotes a simple hair treatment using egg yolk, olive oil, and lemon juice to brighten and preserve blond hair. It advises gentle scalp massage, careful rinsing with lukewarm water, then hot water, with optional later lathering. Emphasizes sun drying and careful brushing without scratching.
Friday and Sunday visits mark a busy social scene as Mrs. Jim May Sudson and others share gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Betts, Shields, Shields kin, and several Betts family members. An exchange shows neighbors calling on and dining with friends across the community. A separate note reports a girl jailed for shooting a Chinese student with a bandit alibi cited.
Thursday results show Nashville 40 over Little Rock 2 2 with 2 2 in a second game 9 innings called. Birmingham defeats Knoxville 9 0. New Orleans 7 over Atlanta 4. Philadelphia 148 over Bowteny L 7. New York 18 over Washington 5. Philadelphia 16 over Boston 2. Detroit 9 over Chicago 3. Only games scheduled. Quotes from Hewatt Hoover Titulescu and President K touch on war and diplomacy.
Fragmentary OCR item lists C. M. Silla of Rowdon Catlegé and Dr. H. W. Dodds of Princeton University with underlined phrases about feeling worthwhile and unhappiness.
Thousands of men and women distressed by constipation find relief with Thedford's Black-Draught. A North Carolina man reports feeling dull until he began taking it and soon felt fine after a dose or two.
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