13 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1935
Page
1
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Measles numbers surge with 2509 new cases reported in the third week. The disease dominates in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Kansas, affecting all ages and climates. Complications include pneumonia and tuberculosis, with highest deaths among children under ten. A convalescent serum treatment and postinfection immunity are described for prevention and in crowded institutions.
Bruce Catton reviews Courtney Ryley Cooper’s Ten Thousand Public Enemies, praising its popularized crime history. He highlights Cooper’s analysis of Dillinger Bailey Karpis Floyd and Barker, and argues that public tolerance of rotten politics and lenient criminal law fuels large scale crime.
A reviewer lauds an illuminating book from Little, Brown & Co. about DOJ practices and the independence of federal investigators versus local police. The work, praised for clarity on federal justice, is priced at $3.
A mother recounts her four year old Dickie adopting harsh words and a neighbor’s tale of worse Bil lingsgate language. The author suggests using gentle, practical methods including role play and physical demonstration, involving the family, to curb vulgar speech and replace it with better habits.
Tokio and Nashville residents marked a busy weekend with multiple visits and trades. Mr and Mrs Lee Steuart traded in Nashville while C B Moore from Mt Pleasant joined in Tokio happenings. Otis Chandler visited Tokio from Nashville on Friday as Nelson Tillman traveled to Hope on business on Saturday.
St Mark's Church Hope lists Lent schedule with Rev Charles C Jones pastor. Thursday Eucharist 7 pm, Wednesday Litany and Penitential Office 7 15 pm. Second and Fourth Sundays in March Eucharist 7 20 pm. Morning and Evening prayers at Wain and 7 15 pm respectively. Palm Sunday Eucharist 7 20 am and 10 am. No Sunday evening services. Feast of the Annunciation March 2 Eucharist 7 am. March 17 Epworth League play at First Methodist church.
The Santa Anita Hands feature revived the famed rivalries of Equipoise, Twenty Grand, and Mate. The trio, dating to 1930, battled again as Azucar won while the three renewed their enduring duel, earning over 800000 collectively.
Rogers Hornsby warns the Dean breathers must prove their baseball zeal this year. Herman Wildenwey laments poets must endure bread and water to sustain art. Eugene Grace urges private industry to be urged to support the war effort. he argues it should not be conscripted like manpower.
A reader asks why makeup wears off and shines. The writer recommends foundation to smooth the skin and extend cosmetic wear for a satiny finish.
A thrifted makeup column advises choosing thick foundation lotions for dry and normal skin and creams for oily complexions. It suggests paying for a good match, using minimal daily drops, and blending carefully across the face and neck for lasting makeup. A second foundation blends cream and powder, with a pale pink base to hold powder in place.
Brian Westmore, now general manager, reshapes the mill during a tense period of upheaval. Gale Hendersonoo returns, accepts a personnel role, and a candid romance blossoms as he insists his love is destined for her. Miss Thatcher rumors are debunked, setting a hopeful path for work and wedding plans.
Six specialists from Ye New Sersey College of Agriculture and Experiment Station at Rutgers University present twelve illustrated articles on growing a successful garden. They emphasize strong vine growth and deliberate practices, noting that good seed and well drained soil are essential, with soils needing nutrients supplied by fine fertilizer and a 38-7 commercial blend. A well-tamined plant frame yields wilt resistance.
The article notes flat and round radishes and explains they mature in about 24 to 20 days. It warns against sowing seeds too close together to avoid crowded, spindly plants and mentions next topics about animals and lakes.
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