18 May 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
1
C. C. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor announce charges for tributes cards of thanks resolutions or memorials about the departed. Policy states commercial newspapers publish in news columns to avoid space draining memorials and the Star disclaims responsibility for manuscripts sent in.
A 1920s health article reviews shifts in alcohol dangers after prohibition ended. It notes faster poisoning onset, stronger effects from smaller amounts, and risks from moonshine and adulterated liquids. It covers treatment needs for acute poisoning and long term care for chronic drinkers, plus cautions about illegal liquor and tax stamp fraud.
A Book A Day reviews Johann Rabener's Condemned to Live as a German novel born in anxious times. It follows a young man who aims to compose, with a father killed in war and a mother’s struggle shaping a somber tale of unredeemed woe.
A column contrasts a veteran’s plea for no more war with a critic’s jibe at student antiwar protests. It argues preparedness is not war, invokes armadillo and skunk as metaphors, and cites Youth’s historical role in wars. The writer, Olive Roberts Barton, defends patriotic duty while urging restraint and reflection on sacrifice.
A fragmented sports update notes Prillay's Reviites beating Washington II and Detroit by a wide margin while Philadelphia B. St. Luly 4 and New York 4 Cleveland 2 Boston 2 are listed in a scattered scoreline. Chicago played 15 innings.
Katharine Strykhurst, 20, is injured after a riding accident with Michael Heatheroe at a harbor area near an old Rogers place. The crash, triggered by a terrier, leaves Katharine shaken but alive as neighbors and a Mrs. Merser provide care at a white farmhouse while Dr. Curt Weight tends to her. Michael stays close, hoping to resume their riding dynamic once she recovers.
CHICAGO A minifacturing chemist Mer yen Philips and his wife Magdalen report a woodpecker uses their copper rainspout as a drum for three years. The bird wakes the family at sunrise and again in the afternoon, unsettling their two year old Mervyn Jr. Attempts to frighten it with an old gun failed. police arrived as the bird fled, noting automobiles seem to deter it.
Ozan residents Mr and Mrs Sean J Robins Mes W H Robins and Mes H S Murphy attended church events in Nash ville. Many locals visited Sardis for Sunday singing with guests from Hope Texarkana and Washington. families traveled to see relatives in McCassill Ashdown and Washington DC. Multiple social visits included the Graves Hyall Crane and Ball families. church routine and missionary society meetings noted.
Local residents report dinners visits and social events. Miss Marlene Togers is out now while Verda Sim mons LaFrance Sim mons and Margaret Jones hosted Miss Blicks for a Wednesday dinner. Several from the area attended Mildred Foster’s party and plans for a fifth Sunday gathering in June are announced.
The piece surveys new cosmetic items for women including deodorants perfumes and depilatories. It notes faster acting formulas new bottle designs and painless depilatories that remove hair with minimal irritation. It highlights summer needs and practical tips for wearing fresh scents and maintaining skin during heat.
Mrs Andy Jordan spent last afternoon with her daughter Mrs Fletcher Basserting pine children. Mr wid Mrs Tutner Mitchell will on Mr and Mrs 3B. Mr Mozeart Tat Thursday afternoon to Misses Helen Juins and Mary Fran k Beutden sport hist Friday afternoon with Miss Mira Plexerd, Missy Byrd and Elya Pickard were shopping in Tape last Saturday. 8, Mrs Eve Downs and daughter called on her parents unease last week.
The annual Washington homecoming drew residents from Jackson Miss to Texarkana for church services and social visits led by Rev. John Sutin of Jackson. Attendees included Powell Berk, Eyie Berk, Georgia Bullard, and numerous others from Hope, Arkadelphia, and surrounding towns. A D A R chapter hosted a tea with Mrs. Holt and others while church groups gathered for Bible study and fellowship. The item also recalls the first legal execution by electing and federal prison costs, noting Sing Sing history and a 1890 execution at that prison.
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