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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
1
Orris Fishbein discusses signs of vision trouble in children and urges mothers and teachers to seek medical advice for symptoms such as red eyes headaches and watering. He offers simple rules to protect sight including avoiding bright light and ensuring safe school equipment and eye level hooks.
Bruce Catton critiques Hemingway on Green Hills of Africa, calling big game hunting books often dull. He notes vivid prose but truthful disappointment, citing Hemingway's self seriousness and blunt profanity as factors. Scribner's edition priced at $2.75.
A guidance piece urges families to guard health as autumn turns to winter. It links illnesses after leaf fall to seasonal changes, stressing wholesome foods, sleep, cleanliness, dry warmth, and proper bed placement to prevent colds. It advises doctor care for feverish colds and keeping children dry and off damp stones with rubbers.
The piece advises choosing proven beauty aids over deep grade preparations, stressing regular use of reliable creams rather than homemade mixtures. It warns against crafting lotions at home due to cost and failure risk, suggesting inexpensive olive oil as a hand softener.
The item blends home remedies with cosmetic advice and farm miscellany. It notes household skin care tips using lemon juice and eggs, pressure on ready made cosmetics, then shifts to social updates as Mrs. Allen Downs hosts guests and neighbors like Misses Kathleen Downs and Isabelle Boyce. It reports on a sick list, pie supper profits for church lights, and visits among local residents including Rebecca Gilbert and Lela Hicks.
A Thanksgiving menu features breakfast items and a substantial dinner including cream of lima bean soup mince pie and cakes. It presents Miss Field's mince meat recipe using beef apples and brandy and outlines a mince meat pudding and mushroom dish with practical notes on ripening.
Manuel L. Quezon, president-elect of the forthcoming Philippine commonwealth, has led Filipino politics for over a decade. With Vice President-elect Sergio Osmena, Quezon has steered the independence drive, navigating splits and shaping policy from Manila and Washington since 1918.
The article celebrates overwhelming victories in Philippine elections. Queton is hailed as a political genius of the tropics with deep knowledge of local sentiment. Osthena and Goth are noted as swept into office by large majorities, while Washington politicians acknowledge Queton’s political astuteness and devotion to the Filipino people.
Shreveport visitors Mr. and Mrs Roy Ice join host Mr. and Mrs 3 B Lee. Many households hosted or visited on weekends including Miss Christeen Brooks and Mrs Elmer Beil. November 4 Missionary Society met at Mrs Lester White’s home. local residents shared social calls across several towns.
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