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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
1
An old health column discusses denture cleaning and stain removal options from foods. It compares tooth pastes, powders, and home mixtures using water and hydrogen peroxide, soap, salt, and magnesium peroxide with borate soap, noting pros and cons, safety concerns, and cost.
A book review notes SOS to the Rescue recounts wireless at sea and heroic saves. It features the Titanic disaster and other dramatic maritime incidents as told by the author, himself a wireless operator, with vivid, period tone.
Olive Roberts Barton argues cautious sun exposure for babies during Sun Health Week. Start with five minutes, increase slowly, keep eyes shielded, and avoid wind or cold days. Use sunny windows, porch shade, and monitor mid day heat to prevent sunburn while acknowledging sun’s essential vitamins.
A Black scrubwoman enters a lawyer’s office to collect monthly wages. She signs by making a circle instead of her usual cross, explaining that she recently married and changed her name.
Dizzy Dean struck out Babe Ruth in the first inning and again in the sixth as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 0 before about 30,000 fans. Cards piled up 10 runs early with Virgil Davis, Burgess Whitehead, and Terry Moore delivering key hits.
Churchill Downs paced Derby day as Omaha son of Gallant Daddy trained by William Woodward ran clear of 17 rivals in a rain soaked sixty first Kentucky Derby. The chestnut colt led from the backstretch and held off Roman Soldier to win by a wide margin, echoing his sire Gallant Fos's 1930 triumph.
Pope Pius denounces Nazi Germany for deporting 2000 young Catholics who returned home after an Easter pilgrimage to Rome. He accuses the regime of trying to dechristianize Germany and return the nation to a barbaric pagan state.
In St Paul authorities name Harry Sawyer as the man who identified victim Edward G. Bremer at a downtown alley. Sawyer, apprehended in Mississippi, implicated Bremer kidnapper Byron Bolton who pleaded guilty weeks earlier.
A column by Alicia Hart suggests summer fitness alternatives to boring routines. Try skating at rinks or on streets, regular bowling with friends, or setting up ping pong and deck tennis at home. These activities are fun, improve fitness, and help tone hips arms and waist.
A compact sports note discusses a forthcoming event labeled as Itsnt One Sea Monster It Next, highlighting anticipation, venue hints, and potential implications for teams and standings.
Millicent is drawn into a perilous web involving Norman Happ and Phyllis Faulconer as detective Buchanan tightens the net. Millicent ultimately incriminates herself while a car chase and police confrontation unfold, revealing a murder plot and a plan to trap the apartment killer.
Fragmentary Sunday results show multiple city matchups with unclear teams and scores. Postponements noted for several games including Lille Rock and Memphis while others list dubious city names and partial innings.
Fragmented report describes royal Jubilee events with King Genie and Queen Mary in London amid large crowds and celebrations. Factional tension surfaces as Communists clash with labor groups in Hyde Park. police marshal crowds while security lines prevent disruption.
Manila reports fear of a new outbreak as disorders follow visits to the Shields section with guard relocations. Authorities vow reinforcements while tensions rise with threats of strikes. A large gathering is noted amid ceremonies and talks by attendees, including alleged dealers, in a turbulent week.
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