30 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1936
Page
1
The article argues meat is an important but not essential part of a healthy diet for weight gain and nutrition. It describes common meat types, their protein and calorie content, and cautions that meat should not dominate reducing diets. It also answers health questions about fur dyes and skin infections from fur garments.
Rose M Stein analyzes material from the Senate committee and Hogue to reveal a vision in M Dey of how America would mobilize for war. She argues Amelia becomes a perfect war machine with 100 percent conscription of manpower and industrial control by industrialists, profits soaring as in 1917.
The passage argues the "work or fight" rule would grant capital controlling power, foretelling dictatorship by entrenched wealth after the war. It mentions Miss Stein and her book as one-sided yet valuable for consideration, noting Harcourt, Brace & Co. publishes it for $2.50.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on a boy nicknamed Explain Away for smooth excuses. The piece argues promises and moral duty shape character, urging parents to model keeping their word and to punish evasions, warning against becoming people who never own up to commitments.
A collage of quotes from various figures including Fred L. Whalen U S Representative John J McGrath President-elect Miguel Gomez and unnamed sports and naval observers. The remarks touch on industry taxes Cuba and U S navy strength reflecting a snapshot of contemporary opinions and tensions. The jumble captures varied tones from business to politics and sports.
Toby Ryan climbs from a lonely life toward romance as Tim Jamieson courts her with dinners roses and secret dates. She moves in with Harriet, expands her modeling work, and savors a dreamlike week of elegance and affection in Manhattan, certain the star of her world is Tim.
Residents report social visits and shopping trips across Hope and nearby towns. Mrs Alice Finley and Mrs Peary Cornelius shopped in Hope. Raymond Cornelius spent the night with friends at the Alta CCC camp.
State Plant Board explains rules for selling sweet potato plants. All beds used for plant sale must be inspected. diseased beds lead to quarantine and prohibition of sales. Containers and bundles must bear grower name, address, and application number. sale without proper labeling is illegal. Arkansas seed sweet potatoes face no sale requirements. Inspection applications and fees apply, with $2.50 covering the first 50 bushels plus 2 cents per additional bushel. Imported seed potatoes or plants require a Plant Board permit evidenced by a yellow label on each crate or basket.
Prescott Junior High students presented Major Bowes and His Amateurs on Friday March 27. Geral Golf traveled to Fulton to visit relatives for the weekend. P T A Study group gathered at the new primary building to study the book changing at tuces. Prescott High School plans a carnival on Friday April 4 to raise funds for athletic equipment.
Thomas Shipman, a 37 year old mail sorter from Hernando Mississippi, decodes cryptic fan letters addressed to Hollywood stars. He tracks star homes, marriages, and studio affiliations for about 800 celebrities and enjoys the unique quiz of fan mail while hoping for transfer away from a busy desk.
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