20 May 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1935
Page
1
National Advertising Representatives lists several agencies and locations while a policy warns charges will be made for tributes cards of banks resolutions or memorials about the departed. The Star disclaims responsibility for safe-keeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and notes commercial dawnpapers follow this policy to avoid clutter in news columns.
The article explains electric burns come in three degrees and cover injuries from heat sources at home. It notes current type effects, shock risks, healing with antiseptic dressings, hospital care when tissues are damaged, and the need for movement and proper posture during recovery.
The critique argues the New Deal harms plain people and accuses the present administration of widespread censorship in Washington. It claims a flood of propagandists and foggy cynic rhetoric hides the truth behind official actions.
A columnist recalls an old vitamin cartoon chart that warned mothers to protect children with A to G vitamins. It explains how each vitamin supports eye health growth and disease resistance, noting how lack leads to fatigue, rickets, scurvy, and other conditions, urging balanced diets and physician checks.
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin fragment presents a joke: No, Henry, I don't think a mani curist should marry a dentist. If we fought, it would be tooth and nail. The quip relies on punning about dental work to feign a cautious view on marriage.
Katharine is injured after a riding accident with Michael Heathroe, as Violet Merger and Lavinia oversee recovery in a country house. Michael returns to comfort Katharine while her father Victor Merger visits, and the scene shifts to tense private drama and rebuilding trust in the aftermath.
A preceding guide stresses simple steps to maintain beauty through sun exposure. Wear a stylish hat and limit sun on hair. Rinse with fresh water after salt water, use daily lotions, and keep care routines steady to prevent leathering skin and dull hair. Sustain preparations and reliable suntan lotions matter.
Sunday results show Little Rock 9 to 1 over Nashville 6 to 4 and Chattanooga 2 to 1. Atlanta and New Orleans tied. Knoxville and Pittsburgh posted losses as Brooklyn and New York combined for six to one. Chicago and St. Louis also issued wins and losses with Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
Chicago edged Boston 6 to 5 while Philadelphia defeated St Louis 6 to 5 and Detroit routed Cleveland 16 to 1. New York also pressed into action with a late inning score noted in the standings.
A series of petty crimes are noted with suspects Cecil Wilcker and Mattesen facing various charges. One youth pleaded guilty to burglary and was held for reform school, while others faced theft and gun charges as local authorities pursued cases near a Tourist Court and Hope Retail Lumber Yard.
A gossip filled survey traces travel loving couples and remarriages among stars and writers. Clark Gable’s on again off again marriages with Josephine Dillon and later Ria Langham spotlight Hollywood elopements and separations. Sinclair Lewis Dorothy Thompson and the Irwins are praised for mutual critique and partnership. Dempsey and Hannah Williams, Nina Putman, Gladys Swarth, James Walker and others reveal diverse remarriage stories in a world of fame and romance.
A quirky dialogue spans money, marriage, and a pharmacy miscommunication. A missioner customer asks if the merchant sells a bizarre mix of goods including hams and dive chickens, while the merchant clarifies they fill prescriptions only, prompting a puzzled diner exchange about delayed turtle soup and a joking line about brewing low turtles.
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