13 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1935
Page
1
Officials note that if a child contracts mumps a disease spread by droplets schools may restrict attendance for at least two weeks after onset. If swelling lasts beyond two weeks the child stays home longer, and parents may continue work though should avoid close contact with the ill child.
A meditation on pain in children and society. It contrasts savagery and modern medicine, arguing against overemotional reactions and excessive dramatization of hurt. Emphasizes teaching resilience, accepting discomfort, and humane care as central to child health.
Glitzy cosmetics lure with dramatic colors for formal wear while noting risks of overuse. The piece discusses bold eye shadows, bright lashes, and vivid lip colors, suggesting cautious application to avoid looking overdone at events.
The Star states charges apply to tributes cards resolutions or memorials for the departed and commercial advertisers must heed this policy in news columns to protect space refunds. The Star disclaims responsibility for holding or returning unsolicited manuscripts or other submissions.
An old health advertisement touts Black-Draught as a long established vegetable laxative. It cites endorsements from O F Anstey of Dallas who used it for fifty years and claims quicker relief. A Texas resident with Civil War service praises its health benefits and links to his long, storied residence.
The article explains how mumps causes jaw swelling and gland inflammation, with fever and dry mouth as symptoms. It notes transmission via nasal discharge and saliva, typical onset after 4 to 18 days post contact, and that danger lasts from initial symptoms until swelling ends.
Bruce Catton notes the book entertains with a breezy tone about a London stenographer who hides moral emptiness. She plots with a wealthy nobleman, murders him, poisons her aunt, and evades the clergyman fiance. Greenwood’s satire aims to amuse rather than moralize. Doubleday, dormond. price $2.
Federal agent Larry Gage visits the Engle farm posing as a field researcher. He copies a corn agreement, gathers notes, and suspects a broader theft ring linked to Knives, Wingy Lewis, and Sandy Harkins as a trail of evidence leads to Washington.
A farmer visits a college chemistry class and quips about a universal solvent that dissolves anything. The exchange includes playful misprints and a nod to clever ideas. The piece also jokes about cats as a public enemy to song and gate birds and ends with a description of how herring is cured into a kipper through salting and smoking.
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