22 May 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
1
The passage explains how babies signal illness through crying, vomiting, inactivity, fever, and unusual limb movements. It emphasizes persistent vomiting, extreme drowsiness, high rectal temperatures, abnormal eye, ear, or nose discharges, and suspicious bowel contents as danger signals warranting immediate medical care to prevent progression or fatal outcomes.
A heart warming book recounts the first months of life of the Dionne quintuplets from Canada. It features their arrival two days after birth and gradual development from fragile babies to lively infants. Foreword by Fred Ferguson notes protection from exploitation and royal guardianship.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses twin dynamics and the risk of bullying between identical and fraternal twins. A mother asks how to handle three year olds Billy and Bobby, one domineering, the other fearful, and whether separation and varied play could ease the pattern. The piece urges careful balance between discipline and empathy.
O J Curns Cummins, a Black resident of Little River County, was sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to an assault with intent to kill related to the February wound of Deputy Sheriff Willard Locke. The case, heard by Circuit Judge A P Steel, followed Cummins’ capture in Fort Dodge Iowa and return to DeQueen.
In a terse campus exchange Reserve Red Cat remarks Janet’s chance at passing, noting a kiss from Profty as a turning point. The odd dialogue hints at judgment and schoolyard dynamics shaping one student’s perceived grade.
Katharine Strylhurst, a disciplined yet restless young woman, navigates class tensions at home in Innico ck while secretly drawn to Michael Neatheroe, a riding club member. Isabel the manicurist and Sally Moon probe relationships as Katharine confronts Bertine’s snobbery and a near spill during a ride. Michael reappears, rekindling unspoken attraction as chapter ends.
A mother in Ohio worries about daughters overdoing summer trips. The author urges balanced routines: target eight hours of rest daily, avoid all-night dancing, pace swimming tennis and golf, take sun protection, and enjoy simple beauty treatments. Emphasis on healthful leisure rather than exhausting activity.
The Hope Star Special Service Bureau announces a new booklet by Alicia Warts titled Glorifying Yourself. It covers beauty from head to toe and is available for ten cents in coin. Address: Room 305, Eighth Avenue, New York.
A Georgia farmer sits barefoot on his shack steps eating through a cotton drought fear tale. A visitor asks about crops. the farmer explains he planted none due to boll weevils and impending rain scarcity, leaving cotton, corn, and potatoes unplanted.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue line about planting and a statement about a senior named Hane and later buys. No clear event, date, or identities beyond these partial phrases.
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