14 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
1
iE HEALTH editor notes noses break or shear in crashes as windshields shatter on impact. Front seat occupants often strike the nose, back-seat riders may hit the front seat, with rare cases of complete nasal amputation. Immediate surgery and cleanliness are vital plus tetanus antitoxin to prevent lockjaw.
Victoria Lincoln’s February Hill follows a sunken family in Fall River Massachusetts. A once scholarly father drinks away his life while a morally questionable mother keeps the clan intact. The story blends grim social detail with surprising humor and hopeful spirit through the children.
A Farrar and Rinehart publication priced at $2.50 showcases a tale of living talent and steadfast humanity. It portrays gritty realism without despair, highlighting enduring vitality, loyalty, and courage in the face of life’s injustices.
Olive Roberts Barton lists suitable volumes for five to seven year olds, urging parents to browse themselves. She notes children enjoy myths, animals, and toys, and that favorites should remain within easy reach while new titles join. Prominent selections include Raggedy Ann, Christopher Robin, The Story About Ping, and more, reflecting a growing hunger for stories even as reading ability is limited.
A readable fashion note advises a long bob that can be pinned up for late moments, offering an adjustable haircut ideal for the season. It emphasizes matching sleek streamlined outfits or bouffant styles with a flexible style that can be worn simply or elaborately to suit different wardrobes.
A garbled 1920s style tip sheet suggests hair smoothing, ringlets, and a Robe-de-Style gown routine. It offers cosmetic advice and instructions to mail 10 cents for Aller Hart’s new booklet “Glorifying Yourself” via a New York address. The text then abruptly shifts to a commercial freight statistic estimating intercity trucks vary 94 percent of the freight traffic.
Sunday and Sunday night social notes from Sweet Home Benton list Shervill of Benton filling a segilar appointment. Mrs W F Spears dined with Mr and Mrs HL Huskey. Gill Wilson from the CCC camp at Dierks visited his mother Mollie Wilson and relatives. Mr and Mrs Horace Pye hosted Sunday guests Mrs Hugh Nolin Mr and Mrs Phil Nin Ward Mr and Mrs Rey Lee Bonds and Miss Imogene Nolin sum up a weekend of family and friend gatherings.
Oklahoma financier Low H Werte? reports L Wentz seeks control of the St Louis Cardinals and their minor leagues from Sam Breadon. Negotiations under way with talks resuming in St Louis. Wentz, valued around 10 million, plans to acquire Breadon’s majority stake and leadership of the club with an asking price just above 1 million dollars.
New York film executives led by Nicholas Schenck of MGM and Loew's vow to end double feature programs. They argue the practice harms audiences by pairing a good film with a poor one and threaten decisive industry action to stop the trend. Lillian Gish’s renewed screen prospects rise after her strong performance in Within the Gates. The stage play The Farmer Takes a Wife, based on Walter Edmonds' Rome Haul, may become a major film with Henry Fonda and June Walker in lead roles.
A convoluted case unfolds with reporter Charles Morden investigating the death of Dan Bleerer and the impersonation by Frank B. Cathay of River View. Witness Stella Mockley Edith Nevera claims a pick up at a hotel led to entanglements with Cathay and a man posing as him, involving deception, a bond, and a messy web of aliases. The scene shifts through hotel rooms, police inquiries, and denials as Fisher presses for the full truth.
Center Point residents share Friday visits as Misa Berteon Caudle and Miss Jessie Mae Wright spend time together. A birth announcement records a son born to Mr and Mrs W W Wright weighing pounds named Bobby Joe. Several locals including Cannon Aslin Hollis and Vernon Hendrix attend a Friday night football game at Hove with other callers over the weekend.
An old three days cough warning touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy. It claims to be powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, authorized by your druggist.
Miss Audio Parterfield of Lope spent Saturday night with Mrs. Kim Ward and Sunday with Misa Ruby Mub bard.
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