14 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
1
The article argues beliefs about inherited characteristics from mother to unborn child are variably supported. It cites evidence for hair form, eye color, height tendencies, and disease susceptibility while noting that diseases like cancer are not strictly inherited and that environment after birth shapes talents such as music or art.
A Book a Day 2s reviews Lean Men, tracing a Brit joining the Communist party, sent to Barcelona as a revolutionary worker. He falls for a third woman while juggling love and politics amid street noise and party meetings, with lectures on music and Renaissance ironmongery.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that incorrigible children are shaped by environment and will power. Some are unredeemable, yet many arise from early influences. reclaiming them depends on handling, not punishment. History shows even once monstrous figures can influence civilization through compelling drive.
Beaches Girls return from warm southern resorts should devote two or three weeks to reconditioning. Avoid overexposure to wind and salt and sun which faded skin. Bleaching juices, diluted, will lighten hands and tissue cream softens skin. Apply before bed with a small amount left on overnight. Hair will need oil treatment.
Local farmers report tiling delays slowing work while radishes near market readiness. Mrs. Marliv Crider and Mrs. Add Mantton hosted visits Thursday. Dock Hamilton and son Cork joined James Hamilton’s gathering Saturday night. Jackie Heyonge wed Ruby Hamric on February 29. A bridal shower for Mrs. Jakie Royenga is planned next Thursday. condolences to Mrs. Chinley Birla’s family. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jongston is very ill.
The article outlines scalp care and shampoo practices including rubbing warm olive oil on the scalp the night before washing, wrapping with a towel to absorb air, and rinsing with vinegar or lemon solutions. It advises a second rinse after applying the vinegar or lemon mixtures and mentions streamlining caiffures as a closing tip.
A long list of social visits and family gatherings is reported in Centerville. Jessie Givens and baby headed to Texas to join her husband working there. Mrs. Waylon Malone and others visited Mrs. Roy Collier and family. Dallas visitors Clarice Rodden and family arrived for Danonth’s visit with Andy MaElroy’s kin. Many names and occasions noted, including a Livingston trip and a party hosted by Luther Bright. An official survey notes 17,000,000 licensed hunters in the United States.
Text outlines Lenten services at St Mark's Churett led by Rev Charles C Jones Pastor with Eucharist at 7 am on Thursdays during Lent and Litany and Penitential Office at 7:15 am on Wednesdays during Lent. Second and Fourth Sundays in March fete a sequence of eucharists at 7:20 am, morning prayer at 11 am and evening prayer at 1 pm. No Sunday evening services. March 25 eucharist. March 17 play at First Methodist Church led by Rev Leadie j.
A fragmentary local notice lists visits and greetings among residents including Mrs. Joe Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Dock Yarberry, Mr. and Mrs. John Ren, Misses Ghidys Wilson and Mittie Ree, Mrs. Free Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wil, Lily SW, Merchael Rogers, R. L. Ross, Allis Breeford, Ray Yur bury, Reader Strout, Mrs. Charlie Card ented in May 191?, Odis Simms, Leroy Ensterlitny, Misses Atle Bruce, Virgin Gilg Inway, and Margie Malone. It references a community meeting and notes naphtlene crystals and a soil pest control claim for Japanese beetles.
Millicent Graves negotiates danger at the Wolgamatt building as Drimgold admits a murder confession and a black ermine clad woman and a fortune teller warn of peril. A frantic sequence follows with staged disguises, an elevator ruse, and a gunshot on Drimgold. Millicent flees to the 17th floor, discovers the victim, and a police officer arrives as the scene continues.
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