09 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1935
Page
1
The Star states it will not publish or accept unsolicited memorials or tributes and reserves the right to safeguard or return any such manuscripts. The notice outlines a policy for handling tribute cards and memorial content to protect readers from inappropriate material.
In a muddy, rain drenched moment Bob and Lynd share a cautious exchange with their mother about obedience, listening, and family life. The scene centers on a muddy umbrella, learning lessons, and tentative reconciliation as they navigate chores and a birthday wish. The dialogue hints at growth and mutual understanding within the household.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that cancer cures repeatedly claimed vanish after five years of testing. He warns that cancer remains un conquered and presents statistics showing older patients bear most deaths while sarcoma affects younger people and women face higher cancer rates due to breast and related organ cancers.
The article discusses cancer causes and trends, noting no infection and limited role of civilization. It cites gender differences, geography, and race, with higher white death rates, and mentions heredity in animal studies. It emphasizes early detection and treatment can control or cure many cases.
The Rev. Bert Webb preached at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on the text Righteousness Exhalteth a Nation but Sin Is a Reproach to Any People. He blamed world conditions on sin and unchristian living, urging Christians to live sanctified, pray, and advance God’s kingdom. He criticized lax church practices and unconverted church members, calling for revival and stronger faith.
Jean Dunn prepares to leave Dover after delivering a packet for Montague. Tension rises as Sandy shows a hard, unsympathetic side and Red arranges a mysterious ride with several companions. Jean resists but is forced into a ride toward an unclear destination as the suspense deepens.
A reporter canvasses workers across New England and nearby states finding mixed views on Roosevelt. Some favor him, others oppose, with a strong split among shoe workers in Brockton and Providence. The piece notes unemployment, relief rolls, public works, and lingering loyalty to Roosevelt despite criticism of expenditures and policies.
Lion Oil continues expansion across Arkansas and the South, with over 1,000 outlets in four states. A. F Reed notes steady marketing growth while Lion Knox gasoline debuts at regular price in 132. The company operates 500 tank cars, owning 400, making it the largest rail shipper in Arkansas and second largest in the Missouri Pacific System.
Mr and Mrs LeRay Samuels and family express gratitude for the kindness shown during illness and death of their son and brother. They thank the Josephine hospital staff and for the many floral offerings from friends and relatives.
Laneburg Mra, C. B. Nelms arrived Saturday from Little Rock for a two weeks visit with friends here. Mrs. M. M. Woolsey is spending a few days in Stamps as guests of relatives. Joyce Glyn Bright visited friends in Texarkana. Zelma Woolsey hosted Virginia Waddell of Sutton. R. L. Fore and Garland Fore of Prescott were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bright. Sheldon Cross and children of Camden recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Balls.
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