07 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1936
Page
1
The article explains that hardening of the arteries and high blood pressure are not cured by diet alone, but sensible eating helps relief. It urges weight loss, reducing fats and sugars, and avoiding bowel irritants, while emphasizing green vegetables, fresh fruits, adequate protein, and blood-building foods. It notes uncertainty about salt reduction.
The term psycho asthenia describes a condition of general body weakness often linked to weakness of will or mental life. The nervous system or associated glands may be at fault. patients perspire freely, are nervous and irritable, with persistent fatigue as the chief symptom.
A health note argues that reducing salt intake is feasible and beneficial as high salt raises thirst and fluid intake, taxing the heart and kidneys. It also advises hardening of the arteries to avoid caffeine by using caffeine free coffee or substitutes for easier consumption.
A Book a Day review discusses Phyllis Bentley's Freedom Farewell detailing Caesar, Pompey and Brutus among Rome's figures. Bentley links ancient Rome to modern political decay, praising the entertaining yet reflective treatment. Published by Micmsithan at $2.66.
Mrs Jones seeks stockings in a store with items on display behind glass and in hidden compartments. Peggy touches at the 10 cent store despite rules, and a mother admonishes her daughter. The piece asks if the urge to touch is natural and stresses teaching children to respect property in a world that often feels off limits to them.
Ozan and Saratoga residents Mr and Mrs Joe Blaird visited here Monday. Benton couples Mr and Mrs T L Hockersmith spent Sunday with Mrs Chiara Citty. Shreveport resident Mrs Ray Middlebrooks returned home after a week. Arkadelphia visitors Bro Walter McNut and family joined Mr and Mrs W P Wallace Sunday. Mrs Myrtle Rabing returned from Camden. E Hasleman visits Hot Springs. Mrs G S Smith shopped in Hope. Missionary Society meets with Mrs Bill Gist next Tuesday.
Stockholm will add daily air links to major European cities including Warsaw Vienna Zurich Paris London Copenhagen Helsingfors Hamburg Amsterdam and more. The flying season opens about July 1.
Vicks plans a new two story cough drop laboratory in Greensboro to boost production of Vicks Medicated Cough Drops. The facility, about fifteen thousand square feet, will be joined by modern mixing filling and packaging machinery and air conditioning. The project supports a dual laboratory supply system with Philadelphia and Greensboro centers to handle growing demand for VapoRub Vicks Vileanol and new cough drops.
The text describes a national distribution model for Vicks, linking production to twenty five warehouses at key points to ensure rapid delivery to wholesalers and retailers. It notes manufacturing quotes rely on freight rates and highlights resilience against strikes and shortages while prioritizing reliable deliveries.
Hollywood reports the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences honors for 1950 with Bette Davis and John Ford taking top statues. Davis wins for Dangerous and McLaglen for The Informer, while Hepburn, Bergner, Laughton, and Muni also receive notable honors in a surprise write-in vote.
John A Higgs a longtime Hot Springs resident and business figure died Thursday night after a prolonged hospital stay. He founded Lopez Medicine and helped develop the city including aircraft ventures and ownership of the Evening Bulletin. Survived by wife two daughters two sons two sisters and two brothers. Norwegian art exhibit planned in New York Roerich Museum will feature 60 paintings with a five month tour. An 1805 guide notes ingenuity adds to any material to make tasty pie.
On a hurricane swept ocean cruise Jane Weston and Ken battle fear and romance as a masked assailant moves unseen. Dutch Lenz is swept overboard after a gunshot ends a perilous night, leaving Snowshoes and Dirk Strom to追 continue the hunt amid wreckage and mounting danger.
County Agent W. B. Mountcastle discusses growing early Irish potatoes for home use and profit. Topics include soil, plowing, fertilization, seed quality, planting timing, and cultivation practices to maximize yield and conserve moisture.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas officials credit pre winter preparations for maintaining adequate gas supply during an extremely severe season. They note February accumulations reached 2,840 degree days, Jan and Feb demand surged with mean temperatures far below December averages, and January gas use rose 55 percent. The system, producing from 15,000 acres across 14 fields with 200 gas wells and 11 compressor stations, used dispatchers and field crews to ensure pressure during the February 3–4 cold snap.
Puerto Rico national guard was mobilized on Friday and authorities say the danger of disorder is past. A treason charge against Perro Albert Campos, self-styled president, was discussed by Secretary Ickes as to prosecution.
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