15 May 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
1
Guidance on recognizing constipation definitions and symptoms, emphasizing regular bowel routines and a diet rich in fiber. Recommends a fixed morning time after breakfast, ample water intake, and adding bulk via bran, agar-agar, or phyllium seeds. Also notes use of vegetables high in cellulose and keeping foods less finely milled.
A Book A Day highlights The Silver Horn a three year old limited edition hunting tales collection featuring Colonel Weatherford a brash yet kind sportsman of old New England. Max Riddle credits the book with rich hunting lore and a trust estate tale involving Major Dulaney Denning of Kentucky.
Windward House publishes a fine Kentucky portrait book priced at $3.75. D. T. Carlisle’s The Belvidere Hounds collects sketches from Sportsman magazine since 1927 both entertaining readers with hound antics and witty human insight. published by Derrycale Press at $5.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that driver ignorance of road etiquette causes accidents. She cites a Rockville crash anecdote and a sledding injury to warn parents, urging stricter accountability for reckless driving and license revocation for chronic offenders. She stresses shared responsibility between drivers and pedestrians.
Rosston vicinity notes a large crowd and fine service at the Mother's Day homecoming at Mt Moriah. Families visited, relatives from Shreveport and Bodcaw nearby joined, and several Butler and Caudle family members spent the day with local residents. A Bluff Springs homecoming is announced for the third Sunday with Rev. Erwin preaching at 11 and an afternoon singing.
Katharine Strykhurst attends a country club gala beside John Kaye as her stepmother Bertine and her circle discuss Katharine’s future. Katharine longs for honest talk and hints of love while navigating pressure from her father and peers and the pull of riding and a mysterious western suitor.
Katharine observes graze of rivalries as Captain Byrne plans spring wedding while John Kaye flirts with Caria McHvaind. Katharine fears loss of independence, recalls dreams of a rider and ascetic figure, and faces difficult choice between duty, love, and personal escape as the morning unfolds.
The article argues staying youthful through regular beauty routines, detailing a four hour weekly plan. It covers facial care fifteen minutes nightly, five minutes for nails and hair, bath routines, scalp massage, nail care, and occasional masking. It stresses consistency and personal doubt about time, urging readers to fit routines despite busy schedules.
Miss Martha Jimne Jones returns home Sunday with relatives from Aut uch Mr. aul Mes and Lea Arwin of Hope visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil Bevin. Freed Balt and Bobbie day with Pruscatt kin. Dick Medray of Bauletan and Asds spend the weekend with his parents. Miss Katie Croad and Miss Nellie Atlant guest others. Maude Garrett from Kag Patmos attends a dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Woylat Madone Savitrker. May, Baby tates and Mr. and Mrs. EByet visit Tos for health reasons. Mr. and May, Baby tates remain in Tos for health. Various local social visits noted throughout the week.
Fragmented standings item lists several teams including New Orleans Memphis Atlanta Chattanooga and Philadelphia with scattered scores and match references. The garbled OCR hints at midseason results and resets across multiple cities, leaving unclear dates or full team names.
The readable fragment reports early actions from the American League with mentions of Washington and New York teams. Key figures or events are unclear but indicate standings or results from recent games and notable players.
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