08 May 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
1
Advice on relaxation to ease stress and nervous strain. Stay in a quiet room with eyes closed, breathe rhythmically, and have an attendant guide muscle relaxation from head to limbs. Regular practice promotes deep relaxation and easier sleep, with daily outdoor exercise as a helpful aid.
A science writer reports from Tanganyika where Dr Cornochan encounters a hidden brotherhood among Black communities. They allegedly possess forbidden medicines and a drug that grants immunity to venom and another that renders users robotic and insensible to pain, enabling barehanded snake handling.
Mr Carnachan and his collaborator Mr Adamson publish a provocative work from Stokes priced at 12.50. The authors claim their book reveals startling insights into the lives and orders of a famous master and his followers.
The article argues that milk alone cannot meet a child's early nutritional needs and stresses the doctor directed addition of varied foods. It notes six week infants may receive cod liver oil and juices, progressing to cereals, yolk, and vegetables, while emphasizing schedule, individual differences, and avoiding overfeeding milk.
From birth to early Cosmetics age a girl’s beauty becomes the mother’s duty The piece urges mothers to teach brushing and weekly shampoo using the purest soap The guidance emphasizes daily care to keep skin soft hair shiny and healthy through the years
Sergeant Mahoney drives a dramatic crime chase from a murder scene to police HQ. Vera Duchene, Cynthia Happ, and the black ermine coat figure drive a web of deceit as Millicent, Gentry, and Happ face arrest and confession. The plot culminates with Dr. Draper confirming a confession and Millicent’s rescue.
Advice on skin care for dry skin after cold wind. Use a mild cream briefly, then remove with soft tissues. Encourage daily brushing, dental visits, and hand hygiene. Teach nail care, cuticle pushing, and teeth brushing as a game, fostering lifelong good grooming habits.
Request a copy of Airgin Hart's new booklet Glorifying Yourself covering all phases of beauty from head to toe. Send 10 cents to coin to Alice Hart in care of Hope Star Speedal Service Bureau Room 305 461 Eighth Avenue New York N Y.
Mr and Mrs Rough Gentry and family, Walter, Ray and Raymond Cornelius were seen shopping in Hope Saturday. Farmers with batwams fear crop losses if floodwaters persist. Mrs Pearl Mill stayed from Tuesday to Saturday with her brother Walle Cornelius and family. Miss Blanch, Marie Clayton, and Sid Clayton visited Mrs Peay Cornelius. Christeen Cornelius visited cousins at Gueru.
Louise Mavis and Mildren Cornelius plus Gladys Cornelius are hoped to recover swiftly. Bill Clayton of McNab spent several days with Clenton Chandler.
Days with her uncle Jess Cornelius of Guernsey are described as a social visit. Mrs. Julia and Mrs. Ophelia Chandler spent one day last week with Mrs. Tempia Gilbert. Mrs. Ruth Arnett is listed on the sick list.
Chicago beats New York 4 to 7 while Washington tops St. 3 to 3. Detroit defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 as Boston Cleveland game is postponed due to rain. The text also notes Punta Arenas as Chile's southernmost city.
Pontiac Motor reports April 1934 production at 18,749 cars led by 1995 models reaching 70,558 year to date. VP A W L Gilpin notes total 1934 model output at 76,553 for 144 models and predicts hitting a new annual total before mid May with many orders remaining.
Magnolia Arkansas fixes May 17 as Homecoming Day for Magnolia A and M college and high school. Alonzo D. Camp of Little Rock will deliver the principal address at 1 pm. A barbecue at the A M Clubhouse follows, with a 2:30 pm baseball game between the Muleriders and Hope City, registration at 4 pm, alumni banquet at 5 pm, and an evening dance in the college gymnasium at 8 pm.
A play titled Go Slow, Maury, will be performed at Rosston High School Saturday night May 11 at 8 o'clock. The cast includes Minor Bailey Mrs Harold Fairchilds Maya Bailey Play Caldwell Garland Mitchell Orval Taylor James Keel Mary K O Keef Tomie J Atkins Junior Hoover Earl McKnight.
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