13 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
1
Health column explains iron’s role in blood and body iron stores. It notes most iron is in hemoglobin, with key sites including blood and muscles, and discusses causes of iron loss from diet shortfalls or hemorrhage. Suggestions include daily iron intake of 15 mg, plus iron rich foods like lean meat eggs dried fruits leafy greens and milk, with emphasis on children and expectant mothers needing higher iron.
Joseph Hergesheimer returns to fiction with The Foolscap Rose a panoramic novel about a Pennsylvania paper family after the Revelation. The book traces how honest craft yields to wealth hunger and how changing times reshape ideals beneath a nostalgia for an older simpler society.
A brief critical passage argues the work lacks human interest and clear characterization. It notes readers may fail to connect with the story’s figures and questions who is who in the complex narrative. The Knopf publication price is listed as $2.50.
A survey of children’s books suitable for very young readers from two to four years old. Highlights include titles like The ABC Bunny and The Three Little Pigs, with advice to parents to browse in shops, seek variety, and choose colorful, durable picture books.
The text strolls through quirky makeup advice about lash curlers and mascara in handbag size, mentions finger applied powder eyeshadow in smart cases, and suggests dry rouge and pale orange blush for a faded look. It briefly notes Yale research on new food sources and a playful snippet about a two foot tall cactus in Mexico that swells when rains.
A witty note from Alicia Here ESS describes a compact eye makeup gadget that simplifies mascara application. The piece critiques traditional waxy mascaras and promotes a newer wand designed for quicker, neater use, appealing to readers seeking easier beauty routines.
The scene centers on detective work around the Frank B. Cathay estate after Charles Morden is found dead and a companion in the faux Cathay impersonation scheme emerges. Sidney Guipe and lawyer Charis Pisher confront Mary Briggs and other suspects about forged checks and deception involving hotel checks and the impersonation of Frank B. Cathay, with further revelations foreshadowed in the continuing tale.
Washington reports its first official tally showing two million people drawing wages and five million dependents aided by public works. Direct construction jobs peak in late summer with total employment expected to dip in winter. Civil Works and CCC programs are included. The PWA foresees continued program effects into next year.
A Grayson New York column critiques the yearly All-American selections, noting the vanity and chaos of voting. It cites Minnesota stars like Larson, Kostka, Beynon, and Cutter while mocking the process and recalling past eras, including 1928 and famous coaches, to argue the ritual remains amusing yet flawed.
Briefs cover Hope Bobcats season losses and wins including defeats by Hot Springs and Camden, plus Camden beating Hot Springs and El Dorado smashing Fordyce. Also notes Rice Owls narrow win at Arkansas, Stanford Western title push, Tulane upset by Texas Tech, Navy string of victories, and Minnesota Purdue Michigan State race. Mentions rising household debts since 1913.
Boots promotes a modish gown for the next party aimed at young readers. The ad touts Boots as a style leader for the nation's youth and hints at a coupon offer tied to the newspaper.
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