15 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
1
Sleep quality hinges on darkness and quiet which are hard to secure in modern life. Noise from cars, radios, trains, and nearby waterways disrupts rest, while heavy or light bed clothing can affect comfort. Advice stresses a fixed sleep schedule and a routine to create optimal conditions, building confidence to sleep and improving refreshment.
The review covers Nordhoff and Hall’s Pitcairn’s Grand, the final novel retelling the Bounty mutiny tale. It follows mutineers landing near Tahiti, facing capture, and later founding a Fireman’s Island colony where most died. The tale blends romance, mystery, and colonial clash.
The piece lauds a mutiny memoir comparing it to Mutiny on the Bounty and Men Against the Sea. It notes settlers, native tensions, mutineers failing, a riot scene, and the rise of a matriarchy. Published by Little, Brown & Co. priced at $2.00.
Olive Roberts Barton surveys books suitable for eight to ten year olds, urging age appropriate titles. She lists Kipling tales, adventures, fairy tales, animal and natural history works, imaginative stories, biographies, poetry, and classics while cautioning against overcomplex reads.
A fragmented excerpt extols health as key to beauty and suggests using creams to lubricate and protect the skin. It warns that cold, a run-down condition harms the complexion and emphasizes guarding against illness to stay lovely.
A fragmentary account describes a farmer living in a house the government built on idle land cleared for cotton, mentioning trees planted by the government, plus advice on health and cold prevention urging sleep, water, exercise, and fresh air to maintain wellbeing.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Honea were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Shackelford on Friday. Sunday Lonnie Peyton of Dallas Texas is mentioned in the fragmentary note.
In a tense interrogation, Fisher questions Stella Mockley about Pete Malone and his tie to the Cathay residence. Frank Bliss and others are implicated as conversations reveal coded references and possible murder threats. Evidence includes telephone calls from Riverview and Elm Street contacts, with Malone and Blanche noted as key figures.
The screen version of the Wallace Smith novel The Captain Mates the Sea opens at Shenger Thursday and Friday. The tale follows passengers on an ocean liner with a £8 million dollar theft plot, a detective hunting crooks, a newspaper man, a quarrelsome married pair, and a captain who hates the sea, featuring Victor McLaglen and a star cast including The Three Stooges and Freel Keefings.
Mrs Delores Ashcraft and Opal Yates were guests of Rey. Oddie Free preached at the revival. Bryan Richie of Strong joined his sister Melton White for a Sunday visit. Harris Cummings spent time with the Wood family. The Tate and Chamblee households attended revival in Mope and Lewis of Hope visited Ishmael Home. Lester White returned Sunday after nine weeks ill. A shopping trip took place in Prescott with Jess Wood and family. Watt Bonds from Arkadelphia visited his parents. Jaka Jones family hosted Mrs Parson’s Thursday visit. Collie Bailey and others visited Dierks camp friends. Arizona trip hosts Goodlett Harris and Ruth Harris returned home with others. Buel White spent Friday with im Brooks.
A vintage health ad urges washing the kidneys like bowels, claiming 72 000 feet of kidney tubes must be cleaned. It promotes Doan's Pills as the quick relief, warning readers to avoid counterfeit products and to insist on genuine Doan's Pills from a druggist.
A garbled snippet shows Sarty asking the proprietor how much to press a pair of reisers. The cleaner quotes a shilling fee, then offers sixpence to press one item and have a side view photo taken. The mangled wording suggests a London street scene with petty bargaining.
Doctors outline four main goals in treating colds with Calotabs: relieve nasal congestion and threat, help kidneys remove poisons, expel germ laden mucus, and keep bile flowing to ease biliousness. One or two Calotabs with milk or water usually suffices, repeat every third to fifth night if needed. A family package with directions costs twenty five cents.
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