11 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1935
Page
1
The Star states it will charge for tributes and memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts. Readers are warned about space limits and editorial discretion in publishing memorial content.
An early bulletin warns of the dangers of poor indoor air in closed spaces. It describes symptoms from fatigue to fainting, notes carbon dioxide as a factor, and cites examples of confinement like a room with limited exits. Experts urge ventilation to prevent ill effects during winter.
A review of Farry Hansen’s Your Life Lies Before You, a modest story set in a Mississippi river town in Iowa at the century’s turn. It follows a young reporter torn between writing and music, a violinist father, and the violinist’s daughter as romance and ambition collide, culminating in a harrowing climax and vivid social observations. The excerpt also includes dialog about parenting and changing times, showcasing family dynamics and generational shifts.
A fragment shows a mother preparing her children for a night out at a bridge party at Thompsons. Eleanor asks about the plans while a child requests cake, capturing a domestic moment with light humor and affectionate family dynamics.
Woman foot care advice stresses consulting a specialist for tired feet and choosing proper footwear. Signs like swollen ankles and foot pain indicate deformities or weak arches. Avoid self cutting corns. seek medicated pads if needed. Proper toenail clipping and smoothing are recommended.
A health note advises strict foot care to prevent discomfort and stock slight wear. It suggests bath routines, backgaging the cubicle, soothing balms, foot powder, and new foot care kits. A historical aside recalls Blackfoot runners covering about 240 miles round trip from Gleichen to Medicine Hat long ago.
Bobby Wallace, a dealership worker and amateur sleuth, digs into a hidden factory linked to armored cars used by gangsters. He traces six new chassis invoices to a secret plant near Dover, confronts a guarded site, and witnesses a night-time stakeout as danger closes in.
New York brief outlines college football standings with several unbeaten and untied teams across conferences. Nebraska claims the Big Six title while North Carolina leads the major conferences in the East. Texas Christian, Southern Methodist, California, and others remain undefeated in their regions.
Pacific Coast League writers praise Joe DiMaggio as the best out there with varied endorsements from editors and reporters in San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento Seattle and Portland. They note his strong arm flawless baserunning and intense play as he prepares to report to the New York Yankees camp in St Petersburg.
The article portrays Joe DiMaggio as a serious ballplayer with nerves of steel, delivering power with a compact swing. It notes his height and weight, stance, grip, and short stride, while praising his ability to hit to all fields and reach around 400 in 1995, amid praise for his consistency and field coverage.
Get Rid of Malaria. The tonic fights malaria infection in the blood and builds up blood to fortify against future attacks. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is touted as a safe, pleasant remedy for all ages. For sale by drug stores in two sizes, 50c and $1, with the larger containing more value.
Incomplete passage mentions Yanikek and players such as Maggio and Lazzeri with scattered phrases about the 1926 Yankees. Refers to Joe McCarthy and his men and a “seep black complex” vague in tone, lacking clear narrative or events.
Fernsell Tisdale of South Blogmt ville Ohio says nervousness appetite loss and sleeplessness vanished after using a bitter tonic. She reports rapid, remarkable improvement after one bottle and stronger health after six. Thousands attest benefits though she advises medical consultation if no improvement.
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