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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1936
Page
1
Notices say charges will be made for tributes and memorials including cards of thanks resolutions and memorials concerning the departed. The Star disclaims responsibility for the safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and notes this policy applies to its news columns.
The article by Dr. Morris Fisisbien notes that fatigue and blood deficiency may relate to iron shortage and suggests copper may help. It lists iron rich foods such as pig kidneys bone marrow apricots prunes peaches and raisins and copper rich foods including kidney beans lima beans beet juice cherries lentils and calves liver.
A reader question asks if a vitamin F exists and how vitamins B and F relate. The text explains vitamin B comprises B-1 or F and B-2 or G, with F abandoned as a designation. It notes heat sensitivity of B-1, protective role for nervous tissues, and dietary sources including Breen ives and spinach. It also highlights vitamin A importance for blood regeneration and dietary sources like cod liver oil, butter, eggs, milk, tomatoes, and leafy greens.
Bruce Catton notes a pulp fiction tale set on Devil's Island where ten convicts escape by sea and are joined by a miraculous healer who appears as a Christ figure. The plot follows their violent pasts, their gradual regeneration, and the ambiguous reception of mysticism, with the escape sequence and miraculous ending shaping reader verdicts.
A mother and father debate a girl Mary and her missed change. The father faulted her lack of attention and accuracy while the mother defends Mercy and learning from mistakes. Mary tries to recall where the extra coin came from and plans for the future.
Community notes describe sick child improving after diphtheria treatment and visits from families including Fuller Mullins Butler and Sage. Attendees at Sunday gatherings and a Baptist church singing event are listed with several households visiting or hosting in Hope and nearby Stamps.
Old Liberty reports Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hicks called on Mrs. J B Hicks Sunday. Frances Hicks called on Miss Witmu.
Miss McCoy Edwards spent Sunday with Miss Jamita Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hicks of Columbus called on Mrs. J. B. Hicks and family. Mr. Martin Timioent visited his sister Mrs Charlie McCorkle. George Shearer and Frank Shearer called on Mr and Mrs Guy Hiels. Bro. Henry will fill his regular appointment here Sunday and Sunday night.
Jane Weston seeks romance aboard a hurricane threatened Oceanic as she navigates intrigue with Tina Ross and Dirk while Snowshoes maneuvers the Kekinor diamond case. A tropical storm traps passengers, tests loyalties, and escalates danger as the ship battles high winds and rising seas.
London reports preparations for a possible June coronation next year of King Edwart. Court claims will meet to allocate duties and hear privilege disputes while jewelers fit the crown. Public interest grows as seating and advance reservations appear. Westminister Hospital plans a grandstand for 2,000 plus funds raised from earlier coronations.
Humorous portrait of Hollywood figures and set habits. Describes dressing-room rituals, star quirks like Patsy Kelly smoking and Carole Lombard posing, and director quirks from DeMille to Ford. Observes candid studio scenes, equipment needs, and a Mount Rushmore carving note.
Maj Gen Johnson Hoe, Eighth Corps Arena Commander, condemns WPA stage money for filing projects prompting congressional demands he be chastised. The piece also defends his stance, highlighting political tension over federal spending on cultural programs.
The Star announces candidates for Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 1930, naming Ruffin White for County and Prolifie Judge and Clifford Franks for County Treasurer. Social notes record local visits and church attendance including Reese McDouglad, T J Stewart family, K B Spears, Chester Yarberry and Monroe, Mrs Mollie Wilson, John House, Ruth Wortham, Arthur Sewell, Jimes Brooks, Marlrook, Elizabeth and Martha Stell Harris, and a group of high school students at a basketball tournament in Hope.
Sweet Home Bro. John F. Reese of Nashville preached here Saturday night and Sunday. A chili social sponsored by the Methodist church drew the local youth on Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Huskey and Mr. and Mrs. Wate Huskey traveled to Centerpoint Sunday for a granddaughter Sue Fare birthday dinner hosted by Earl and Mrs. Fare. Dale and Ivan Harris spent Saturday.
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