13 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
1
The piece argues diet cannot cure arthritis and outlines common beliefs about low protein and low sugar, urging moderation and weight control. It includes a sample 2000 calorie day with meals, and notes head noises may relate to circulation, recommending iron-rich foods.
Bruce Catton praises Fletcher Pratt for a lively Roman history in Hail Caesar. Pratt links Roman politics to modern American affairs, portraying Caesar as a capable organizer seeking social order. The Smith and Haas edition is priced at $3.50.
An essay contrasts a mother and daughter buying clothes with social judgment. It questions gratitude for parental sacrifice and reveals tensions over money, status, and generational expectations within a family. The piece argues mothers sacrifice for their children, while youth focus on present gains.
Washington Mary and Louise Pilkinton of Henderson College Arkadelphia spent last weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dudney and two children visited her sister in El Dorado. Mrs. M. W. Stewart hosted a Sunday guest. Mrs. Wilson Stewart and Mrs. Moline Burgess of Shreveport joined Mrs. Paul Rowe and Mrs. Melnin Frazier with Mrs. Elmore for shopping in Hope. T. N. Cutts and daughter Mary were in Hope on business. Mrs. Jirmie May shopped in Myrtle Bearden and Mary Levins visited Guachita College Arkadelphia. Mrs. Luther Caudle of Berlin spent last week with her mother, Mrs. John Card, who was sick. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pilkinton and son Dan and Elizabeth Pilkinton drove to Arkadelphia to attend a debate in which James Pilkinton participated. Mrs. Sullivan of Texarkana visited her parents. The water wagon service from Emporia, Kansas, will carry water this winter when mains freeze.
Toby Ryan, a jewelry counter worker in a Manhattan department store, bumps into a goose on her way to work and later models for a nature advertisement. Photographer Marty Hiatt selects Lina as the camera face over Maurine Ball, while Tim Jamison, the young man from the street encounter, predicts a date within 24 hours. In a dawn-side street, Toby hides in a Grap store telephone booth, searches a directory for a contact, and finds a half sheet note from Bill promising a rendezvous at the same time and place with a pink geranium on the left shoulder as a memory aid.
Toby Ryan and Bill Brandt nurture a casual romance in Jackson Heights while sharing coded messages via a directory slip and cafeteria meetings. He blurts that he is not in love, asserting independence and a life of travel, growth, and occasional plans, as their six to seven week routine shapes a tentative future.
SYD MCMATH administrator seeks court authority to sell lands belonging to the estate of John R. Malone to pay debts. The description covers part of section 21, township 12 south range 24 west, including five acres more or less in Hempstead County. Notice dated February 28, 1936 with publication through March 13.
Hinton doles Cox was a Thursday guest of Dorothy Burns. Mr and Mrs Evert Morrison and Mrs Velma Chile and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wash Camp. Mr and Mrs Hamp Huett and children visited Mrs Huett's parents Sunday. Miss Reith Black and Miss Gien Black visited sister Mrs Lyttinn Jones Sunday. Franklin Adams visited Miss YReith Black Sunday afternoon. Plans to move back by community members noted. Birthday of Mrs John Smith celebrated Sunday. Mrs Collie Gibson was Saturday dinner guest of Mrs Wash Camp. Rosa Lee Cagle celebrated a Wednesday night birthday. Ruth Ellen Gibson of Patios mentioned.
The Star prints political notices naming Hempstead candidates for county and politics. Conference results and a ceremonial message are noted along with social visits from Dr. Mekerson and Mrs. Rogers at Gauley Rogers residence.
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