21 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
1
The article advises nursing mothers to maintain a balanced diet, avoid excessive stimulants, and monitor calorie intake. It emphasizes regular nursing, calmness, and that most medicines taken orally rarely affect breast milk. Key foods include milk, butter, eggs, green vegetables, and fruits with vitamin C, plus optional cod liver oil per a physician's direction.
Olive Roberts Barton weighs changing notions of sacrifice and loyalty in families, pondering if today’s children are more individualistic yet still capable of rare acts of brotherly care. The piece contrasts Timothy’s era with contemporary life, noting persistent though less common acts of selflessness between siblings and the role of home in shaping duty.
Center Point reports large Sunday morning attendance with Bro. Treece scheduled for preaching next Saturday night and Sunday. Prayer meeting moved from Wednesday to Sunday evening. Miss Gurteen Caudle and Trudie Murl Davidson from Bright Ster visited Miss Gerleng Ureey Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Wright Beulah Tomlin and Minor May of New Hope spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright and left with Bre. May.
Gail, an aspiring costume designer, arrives at John Larne’s firm seeking help after winning a prize. Derek Hargreaves offers aid and points to Madame Lizette’s shop where Gail may gain experience. Madame Lizette frets over losing designers and decides to advertise, while Gail’s future hinges on a chance encounter with Mrs Travers and Miss Carolie.
A review notes Trygve Gulbranssen’s novel set in northern Norway about a ruthless frontier clan heir who dominates landowners and finances before an awakening to mercy. The critique praises the story’s stark mood and strong narrator while calling out chilly and dark overtones.
The Star is authorized to announce candidates subject to the democratic process. EMORY A THOMPSON LUKE MONROE seek Representative. FRANK WARD for Sheriff and Collector. RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER for County and Probate Judge. CLIFFORD FRANKS H M STEPHENS for County Treasurer. ARTHUR C ANDERSON and RALPH BAILEY for Circuit Clerk.
Sweet Home notes record Miss Imogene Nolen at Sunday school and Mr and Mrs Charlie Smith as Sunday guests. Business visitors include Mr and Mrs M H Montgomery and Mrs Oscar Montgomery in Nashville. Dale Harris visited sister Mrs Reese McDougald. Ralph Harris nears recovery after six weeks illness. June visits grandparents W L McDougald. Margaret Grimes injured in a wreck rests at Cora Donner hospital with hopeful recovery. Bert Graham and Mrs Graham of Honea visit Mrs Oscar Montgomery. Wilbur Cliff and daughter Aleen depart for Baltimore after extended stay. Carrie Mae Huskey weekends Prescott. Mrs W F Spears shops in Prescott. J B R Huskey in Prescott. Earl Stone and children call on Mont Harris. Mrs Ruth Wortham weekends with Sewell parents S A Sewell and Arthur Sewell.
Reader questions depth of the book yet calls it a good tale told engagingly. The note emphasizes enjoyment over perceived profundity and suggests the story's merit lies in entertainment value rather than weighty themes.
Daughters Mary Fratcia and Gene Arthur with guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Brooke at Maribrook. Mrs. John Burns’ friends report steady improvement after several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Arberry and son James Sewell visited Miss ManvBaret Grims at Cort Donnell Hospital Sunday. Miss Ode Carman and Miss Martile Carman visited Mrs. Lawrence Carman Sunday. Over the last two decades global wheat area rose over 20 percent and production over 25 percent.
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