05 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1935
Page
1
A medical briefing notes that skin with a greenish yellow tint can indicate jaundice. It highlights possible causes such as liver or gallbladder issues and urges medical evaluation for accurate diagnosis and treatment options.
The text explains jaundice or icterus, its yellow skin and eye symptoms, and how bile normally exits via the gallbladder into the intestines. It outlines causes including liver inflammation, bile passage blockage, gallstones, infections, tumors, parasites, blood diseases, malaria, transfusion issues, and poisoning from chloroform arsenic or phosphorus, stressing medical evaluation of the bile mechanism.
A Book A Day reviews The American Diplomatic Game by Drew Fearson and Constantine Brown. It surveys American diplomacy from Kellogg’s era to today, noting candor and insight, and argues the postwar optimism era has ended as nationalism rises and International cooperation wanes.
A brief passage notes that a forthcoming work from Doubleday Doran portrays war as imminent within a few years. The book is published by Doubleday Doran & Co and priced at $3. Readership is invited to anticipate a timely analysis from respected writers.
A reader recounts a book titled Mtiune With Spring in Acadie by Mrs. Claire Harris MacIntosh, sharing playful bird scenes and reflections on winter birds. She urges kindness to birds, promotes home bird study for children, and praises youngsters who made birdhouses, noting how such acts save countless lives.
The article advises a beauty routine to prevent and correct throat wrinkles. It emphasizes early care for dryness, nightly cleansing, toning, and massaging upward from the throat to the hairline with nourishing cream to maintain youthful skin.
Chicago scientists L C Pangborn and Harry Sweney report a method to produce amorphous liquid copper suitable for paint like use. They claim the product avoids crystalline grain issues and can be mixed with a carrier to yield a hot copper 98.3 percent pure, applicable to any surface.
The British pilot Sir Malcolm Campbell drives the Bluebird to speeds near 320 miles per hour on Daytona Beach tests. He describes the brutal effort and peril of maintaining control as the car climbs through 2600 RPM and wrestles with wheel spin, aiming to break the mile in 12 seconds and reach 200 mph in a single shift amid sun baked silica.
A garbled OCR passage offers stray tips about chin patter, cream removal, and throat care with muscle oil, urging overnight application and warning against stretching. It ends with an abrupt note about nail polish fashions.
A race car driver recounts pushing to 273.8 mph before a wheel slip slowed progress and left him battered yet stubborn to continue. After tire changes, he contemplates a sunlit break on the return trip while Milwaukee police chief cites tragic crashes as deterrents. Maryville, Missouri, records a noted disaster as authorities link fear to reckless driving.
Phil Henderson trudges home hungry as rain ends and conflict erupts outside Jewett’s pool hall. A gang busts in led by Vogel and Stroude, exchanging blows with Phil and Gillaspie, ending with scattered melee and gunmetal threat as the scene crescendos to a cliffhanger, “To Be Continued.”
General Johnson assails Father Coughlin and Senator Huey Long as revolutionaries preaching destruction and propaganda. He labels them misleaders, likens Long to a Punchinello, accuses them of moral degradation and a prostitution of the priesthood, and warns against reliance on their fiscal and political rhetoric.
Mellon contends shadow sales inflated losses for income tax deductions and that many sales by Ascalat were not real. Jackson revealed daughter Ailsa Mellon Bruce paid no income tax in 1933 despite a $150 dividend from the Ascalat Company and questioned payments from capital as non taxable. A public singing will be held at Patinos community church at 1 30 p m Sunday. the public is invited to attend and bring song books.
Old Liberty social items note Ruby Evans visiting Hicks family and Sunday gatherings with Cabhani and Rosenburn families. Bren Sirs held a church service March 3 for the Methodist church. Archival line lists Spitzbergen coal tonnage to Archangel and a health department note on a black widow spider venom.
St Mark's Church Hope observes Lent with Ash Wednesday and midweek vesper and penitential offices led by Rev Charles C Jones. Lent continues with Second and Fourth Sundays Eucharist mornings and morning and evening prayers. Palm Sunday Eucharist Sunday March 29 and Epworth League play at First Methodist Church March 17.
Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of Hope spent Sunday with Mrs Perry Johnson and Mr Johnson. Mr and Mrs Frank Hill of Sprig Hill were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ben McBay. Mrs Willie Tarpley visited Mr and Mrs Albert Tarpley. Mrs Edeli Smith is very ill. AtKIRE Work pedido Saturday last week for Back Reith.
A Texas woman from Tous fon reports nervousness easing after taking Cardui. She notes improved appetite and mood, with relief after the third dose. The ad suggests Cardui can help a rundown condition, while advising to consult a physician if no benefit is seen.
A vintage drug advertisement promotes BU-KETS lilative tablets to cleanse the bladder and relieve urinary irregularities. It claims quick results, notes symptoms like frequent urge and burning, and urges returning to normal sleep and energy with a 2 cent trial from Briant's Pen Shop and John S. Gibson Drug Co.
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