10 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1936
Page
1
The Star states charges will cover tributes cards drinks resolutions and memorials and notes policy about memorials concerning the departed. It warns commercial pets are held to this policy and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or safe-keeping or return of such materials.
The piece critiques a diet discussion linking digestion and diabetes while contrasting with a crime story review. It questions the value of slangy, gritty mysteries versus stodgy formulaic plots and savages Dorothy L. Sayers Gaudy Night as long, self conscious, and dull at Oxford.
The article discusses how a blood sugar test may guide diet changes, noting that high carb intake can relieve weakness in some cases. It covers calcium and parathyroid functions, thyroid effects, and the need for thorough medical exam inclining metabolic rate, infections, and careful insulin use with weight management.
A column praises hard boiled American detective fiction led by Gardner and Hammett. Geoffrey Homes The Man Who Murdered Himself is highlighted for its realism as private detectives seek a dead man’s heirs in a city reservoir.
A physician questions Mrs. White about Betty, a well off child overscheduled with school, hair styling, dancing, bands, and lessons. The doctor notes Betty lacks real responsibilities and suggests easing her burdens could make her happier, while Mrs. White defends keeping her well supplied with advantages.
Center Point area social items list Friday dinners with Mr and Mrs Wright. Gerlend Urrey visited with Ruby and Mina Hubbard. Tom Wise attended as Sunray pianist guest of Hollis Mullins. Wright family hosted, plus other visits with Harvey Wright and family. Weekend gatherings include de Ro Percell, Purusfield, Middlebrods, Weight and Sain families.
Community notes show Wright family and Mullins gathering at homes, with visits from Bennie Jones Ridghill and Hollis Mullins. A lighthearted aside recalls ancient Egypt cucumber guards guarding prized cucumbers from jackals.
On a luxury voyage, Dirk protects Jane as the De Luxe cruise ship Greanie hits a coral reef. Tino Ross, an opera star and cowardly killer, confronts danger while Jane learns Dirk is her true ally and real love as a deck pursuit and rescue unfold aboard the stricken liner.
Hollywood by Paul Harrison surveys Robert Taylor’s swift rise after Times Square Lady and Magnificent Obsession. It notes his growing top-tier status, romantic links, rising earnings tension, lavish social life, and personal balance efforts amid Hollywood’s fame pressures.
Rosston Rt 2 Maine and Mrs P E Butler visited Mr and Mrs C H Butler Sunday. Titton Butler spent Saturday night with Neil Murty and Mrs Quinton Taylor and children. Mrs R A Butler and children visited sister Mrs Frank Cross Mt Mariah. Miss Thea Butler stayed with Miss Helen Martin Saturday night. The Spring Hill seniors from Hempstead gave a fine play at Boccan Friday night.
The Star lists candidates for August 31 1930 Hempstead election. County and Probate Judge Ruffin White runs, and County Treasurer candidate Clifford Franks is named.
An aged advertisement-like notice promotes bladder health. It urges drinking boiled or distilled water for two hours and using green tablets named Bukets to flush deposits. It warns of irritation and burning and likens effect to castor oil. Briant's Drug Store and John S. Gibson Drug Co are cited as sources.
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