30 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
1
The article stresses cleanliness as essential to curing skin troubles starting with keeping skin clean, then protecting inflamed areas, and using appropriate antiseptics and remedies. It notes dermatitis as inflammation, impetigo as common, and discusses oils to reduce irritation, hair clipping, and the use of permanent bandages in ulcers, with emphasis on avoiding crusts and maintaining hygiene.
A book review describes L. M. Nesbitt and two Europeans trekking 500 miles across Danaki country between Abyssinia and Eritrea. It praises endurance amid barren deserts with extreme heat water scarcity and hostile tribes. The account, though perilous, is framed as a remarkable exploration rarely attempted.
A mother asks how to engage a younger daughter who prefers books and movies and seems subdued next to a lively sister. The adviser suggests boosting the quieter child’s self esteem with sincere praise, new clothes, attention from relatives, and opportunities to make independent friends, hoping improvement follows.
The quoted speaker argues against war as long as children are bred for violence from school days. The remark comes from a staged reading or performance context linked to The Green Pastures and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, with references to Richard B. Harrison.
Millicent Graves is drawn into a perilous web as Jarvis Happ informs her that his chauffeur was murdered and a watchful mystery man in black holds influence over her. Police near, a rain-soaked coat and a hidden feather key container raise suspicions while Millicent wrestles with fear and unclear loyalties.
A fragment from a 1920s style column discusses modern beauty regimes for women, noting demands on skin, hair, and figure. It mentions cost concerns, salon visits, oil treatments, and diet as part of a broader routine to maintain appearance under social expectations.
A discussion by Richberg on appeals to Circuit Courts regarding National Recovery Act battles. He argues the Belcher case tests NIRA validity, accusing the government of coercive production controls and signaling Lumbermen’s discontent with NRA alignment and Department actions.
Lenten schedule at St Mark's Church Hope lists Eucharist at 7 pm on Thursdays during Lent and Litany and Penitential Office at 7:15 pm on Wednesdays, with additional Eucharist on second and fourth Sundays at 7:30 pm and morning and evening prayers noted. The record also recalls public criticisms of a Southeast sawmill and includes assorted fragments and light verse about everyday life and public figures, with a reference to Samuel Insull and a musical-jest style.
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