15 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
1
A tour through film sets and personalities paints a vivid backstage of Hollywood. Harold Lloyd Mae West and Lupe Lupino loom large amid breezy anecdotes, with Jan Kiepura and Gladys Swarthout noted for temperament and talent. The piece blends gossip, performance quirks, and the evolving mood of 1930s cinema.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to reference a Memphis News entity and a local paper. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but hints of a daily publication, editorial notices, and attribution to a press or news agency emerge from the garbled text.
Columbus columnists defend Ohio State after Notre Dame edged past the Buckeyes with a fourth quarter surge. Critics question officiating in the crucial Ireland drive, while fans debate whether Notre Dame outplayed the Buckeyes in the final period.
A jumble of fragmented terms and recipes describes a quick meal plan featuring savory macaroni and a listed menu including tomato juice cocktail and Parisian dressing. Also included are stray notes about London cemeteries Hyde Park and school counts in England, plus scattered figures and place names.
A review discusses a German spy memoir about World War I espionage in England. It recounts Kitchener’s death aboard the Hampshire, the mine story, and Herr Carl’s sensational claims of co operating with Irish terrorists. The piece notes the tale’s plausibility is dubious and cites a $3 price for the Dutton publication.
Fragmentary notes describe a distressed mother with two young children and an absent caregiver. The text hints at a husband who works nights and is too tired at home to help, leaving the woman alone with her family and concerns about safety and caregiving. The source contains garbled phrases and incomplete lines.
The article advises women to schedule regular alone time weekly to relax and pamper themselves. It suggests solitary afternoons or evenings for beauty routines like nails and facials, a long bath, and quiet reading. By prioritizing self care, a calmer, more youthful appearance and better mood follow for years.
Scant readable text hints at locating Bing Cragby on the Paramount lot by spotting a shiny blue bicycle marked with big pamph on it and the phrase vel of Lesser stars may have their limousings for riding a few yards.
The first services of Use now conference year will be held Sunday. The pastor will preach at the morning hour on the subject What Price. The entire membership is urged to be present. A union service will be held at First Methodist Church at 7 30 o clock with Dr Landrith as speaker. The choral society meets at 845 am and the Epworth League gathers for the service at 930 pm.
The Allen Wane demonstration club met on Saturday, November, at the home of Mrs. F. P. bolt with 19 members. Officers were elected: Mrs. B. J. Holt president, Miss Pauline Jones vice president, Miss Isabel Schooley secretary, Mrs. Lee Garland regent, and others for clothing, gardening, home improvement, recreation, food preparation, and more. Demonstrations included doll and toy painting for Christmas gifts. The next meeting will be with Mrs. B. M. Dykes and Miss Pauline Jones.
Mary A Kitchen by Mrs Mary E Dague notes an antiques auction to begin at 1 o clock in the morning with lunch on the premises. The writer plans ahead to prepare a lavish Tomorrow's Meow breakfast and a speedy dinner, including quick coating vegetables and reheating sauces, with oysters as a standby for last minute meals.
Dyer shoulders and soft pull sleeves highlight a chic wrap around apron frock design available in perecale gingham or calico with contrasting trim. Patterns sized 4 to 44 require specific fabric yardage. Includes coupon for PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING INSTRUCTIONS and a Paul and Weiner pattern book offer.
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