16 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1935
Page
1
The article describes rheumatic infection as a whole body disease linked to heart sac joints and nervous system. It notes heart inflammation may be first sign or follow sore throat fever or stiff neck. Rest is crucial, with bed rest six months or more and careful diet to avoid fluid overload.
A book review praises Edna Ferber's Come and Get It for its intelligent grasp of American background and vivid Wisconsin lumber baron figure but notes the narrative loses its momentum when tracing the family following the patriarch's exploits. The piece admires the work while suggesting it could have been greater.
A fragmentary review notes a 1920s era study tracing a figure from lumber to steel to finance and the 1929 crash. Grandchildren return to a hometown with talk of starting over, but the work stalls as a potential serious study and appeals as popular magazine fare. Published by Doubleday Doran at $2.50.
A medical column discusses how diet, hygiene, and regular dental care shape children’s teeth. It emphasizes balanced nutrition, proper brushing, and the critical role of safeguarding the six year molars in maintaining healthy jaws and long term dentition.
A reader letter in a southern city questions why women favor polished nails and cosmetics. The writer argues that polished nails create a finished look and questions the rationale behind nail care trends discussed in the column.
This excerpt traces the diverse family origins of notable figures. It follows Samuel Johnston who became Jahnsai and Hugh Johnson who moved with his family to Alva Oklahoma to take a postmaster role. It describes Patrick Coughlin’s lineage and the ailing rise of Charles Coughlin from a cathedral sexton to priesthood, and Huey Lang’s Louisiana upbringing and ambitious calling. The piece emphasizes immigrant blends and rural beginnings shaping later public figures.
A long, meandering column blends advice on nail polish with sports and travel notes. It riffs on self image and fashion, then pivots to a global mishmash of baseball, books, and a London dining scene. Names include Berg, Brunner, and Mehten, with travel tales from Moscow to Malacca and a memory of Norman French influence.
Senate debates over wage provisions for federal projects intensify as McCarran compromise gains support from Wagner and O'Mahoney while Glass cautions a Roosevelt veto. Administration claims credit for shifting votes, with quick passage pursued after a Saturday session recess. Names include Wagner New York O'Mahoney Wyoming Glass Virginia and Russell Georgia among others.
Rumors sweep through the major leagues as players roam globally after a winter movement promoting professional baseball and related ventures. Lefty Gomez visits Monte Carlo, Babe Ruth tries cricket, Moe Berg tours far flung ports, while players appear in Bali, Singapore, and across the Straits Settlements leaving fans amused and puzzled.
The fragment cites Ruth St Denis on nail polish use by a dancer and a choir girl, a remark about land use if all farmers ate similarly, a line from Henry A. Wal law on agriculture, and a note that the speaker holds his position due to colleagues, attributed to Prime Minister Rumeay Mac.
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