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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
1
Historical overview of thoracic collapse therapy using artificial pneumothorax to rest diseased lungs. Notes on development from Forlanini to Murphy, use of filtered air, low embolus risk, and applicability to adults children and the elderly. Describes benefits in halting sputum spread and risks in heart disease and asthma.
A critical sketch of Isabel Paterson’s The Golden Vanity, tracing the 1929 stock market crash and its impact. The novel follows three cousin girls in postwar New York as they pursue careers, with sardonic portraits of vanished booms and misplaced riches.
A review highlights three dramatic types in a novel: a poor man facing ruin, a gold-digging wife who discovers wealth cannot buy happiness, and an actress whose puckish wit threads through the narrative. The critic notes a society still hungover from its excesses, with Mrs. Paterson’s signature wisecracks. Published by Morrow at $2.50.
Olive Barton laments wide gaps in basic geography among college preparatory graduates. She cites examples from Brooklyn’s location, Wyoming’s coast misconception, Panama and Central America, and U.S. geography overall, urging schools to provide concrete facts rather than relying on formal rhetoric.
A fragmented note on beauty and happiness, arguing contentment and a positive outlook define real attractiveness. The text contrasts a cheerful, easygoing demeanor with chronic complaining, suggesting that a satisfied woman cannot be truly lovable.
A reflective piece on inner beauty over outer looks. It argues that youthful prettiness fades after thirty and stresses inner character, grooming, and personal outlook as the true basis of beauty.
Mrs George Lockeby of Tex died at the family home Saturday morning with dropsy. The remains were buried at Antioch southeast of Nashville Sunday. Sunday school was well attended at Sweet Home. Men and boys met at the church Saturday morning and cut enough wood for winter. Missionary ladies have raised money to paint the church interior and the men expect to start intended work.
Literary detective Griff and partner Bleeker close in on a private conference at a shadowed boarding house tied to Blanche Stanway Malone. Tense confrontation erupts with Mrs Cathay and suspect Racine as they pursue Blanche while police edge toward a fatal mystery surrounding Charles Morden.
The Rev Mrs Beasley preached at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on Wednesday night urging that God judges both individuals and nations. She warned against self sufficiency and ignoring God's laws, urging listeners to seek God at the altar and heed warnings from Scripture. Many have found God as savior in past services and an invitation to hear Mrs Beasley was extended.
Nashville visitors and local residents are recorded with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Threat Roy Wisdom Wilton Sanford and Elden Cooley visiting different towns including Mineral Springs Hope and Nashville. Frequent visits to relatives and business trips recur with McLarty Steuart and Bearden noted among others.
Rocky Mound notes show Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Esterling of Green Laseter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Nolen Lewallen hosting with Otis Purtle. Doyle Purtle from Waterloo visited, while others moved in or called on neighbors. Sunday school urged at 10 o'clock.
A Friday pie supper is announced with all invited. Local residents visit relatives and host gatherings across Holly Grove including Hartsfields, Elliott, Willis, Burke, Reeves, Derrybeer, Yeager, Evans, and Salisbury households. Sunday school and league progress noted with plans to travel to DeAnn for a program.
The Nashville negro football team will play Yerger High School on Friday at 3 45 p.m. It was announced Thursday. Yerger has lost to Little Rock and Texarkana but defeated Pine Bluff.
A brief note reflects a shift from traditional errands to home delivery norms as households increasingly rely on convenient services for everyday needs. The change highlights evolving consumer habits and urban lifestyle adjustments.
Abbe Dimnet jokes about America missing meditation value while noting the Midland flag school vibe with Texas cowboys. A Baltimore man loses $100 but a watchdog recovers goods, and a family dinner yields a humorous misstatement about a big fish bone.
Advertisement for Boots pattern service touts a new five pattern set including a versatile frock. Readers are urged to mail 75 cents for a full booklet with complete sewing instructions and fabric advice, addressed to Pattern Service Bureau at 103 Park Avenue New York City.
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