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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
3
A preacher warns against false peace and opiates nicknamed snow, describing how drugs dull judgment and temptance. He urges turning to God tonight as many respond to the altar call after the sermon. Weekly topics announced include cures, crowds, tribulation, and Mr Henry’s life story with nightly music.
The article urges unity around a federal temperance program and constitutional approach, criticizing enforcement of laws that are effectively dead letters. It aligns with church support for strict measures while warning against hypocrisy in law enforcement. The Star pledges to back prohibition firmly but calls for genuine application.
Secretary Hull and Secretary Wallace sat beside President Roosevelt as he read a 27 page summary of a reciprocal tariff pact signed Friday. The agreement, to take effect January 1, covers most American exports to Canada and reduces duties on commodities accounting for about two thirds of 1929 imports. Canada also agrees to revise its present system of arbitrary valuations applied to American goods.
The piece argues Americans doubt the leader’s record as a political figure. It claims the governor general and auditor, answerable only to the U.S. president, wielded a pruning knife that kept the budget balanced. It notes the duty free American market in the Philippines is already restricted under the Tydings McDuffie act, with more limits coming in five years. It laments Filipino business dominance by foreigners and predicts Japanese influence. it ends by noting wheat farming employs many globally.
Thelma Lee Dillard, 15, a Rosston student, died in Magnolia hospital after a crash eight miles north of Waldo Friday night. Teammate Felts Hart, 19, was seriously ill with traumatic double pneumonia. other injured include Eddie Hart and Wendell Hart. Funeral set for Bluff Springs, Rosston. She survived by parents J D and Bernice Dillard, siblings, grandparents. many students and teachers escaped.
Hope gains 137 yards to 100 for DeQueen as Hope goes 4 of 13 for 37 yards with four interceptions and three kickoffs for 45 yards. DeQueen returns kicks for 50 yards while intercepting three passes for 42 yards and punting 11 times for 29 yards. Penalties total 36 yards on Hope and 35 on DeQueen.
Ruth Chatterton stars in Columbia's Me More Yesterdays on a drawn set and insists her stage career spans over 25 years. Marion Marsh draws attention as a rising ingenue while director Marion Gering demands multiple takes to ensure a perfect first shot. The feature highlights meticulous prop work and scene studies as Ann Sothern and Lloyd Nolan wrap a nightclub sequence for the Famic on the Air segment.
In the United States there are 36 million children under 16, with about 9 million affected by germs of tuberculosis. Aimed at prevention, the campaign urges purchases of Christmas Seals to fund protection and disease control efforts.
A column notes the surge of real-life connections shaping early film productions, from Herbert Biberman’s move into directing at a Manhattan guild to Keye Luke’s first act in American cinema. It highlights burlesque alums turned screen stars and the inescapable lure of true-life backgrounds for movie casting. An American air line seeks rights for a Auckland to California route as student flyers risk landings.
The Associated Press reports the worst northeaster in years roared from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras, causing several million dollars in property damage along the North Atlantic coast from Maine to North Carolina. The freighter Florida, badly damaged, reached Hampton Roads anchored with Coast Guard Sebago accompanying on Sunday.
Lynn C. Waldorf, Northwestern Wildcats coach, says football should be fun and players not under constant pressure. He points to the upset over Notre Dame in South Bend as a culmination of a squad effort with no single dominant star and a flexible hybrid system using multiple formations.
The article notes Waldorf’s teams rarely lose in November over seven years, contrasts with October losses, and quotes his cautious approach: “We make haste slowly.” It cites Evanston at Northwestern facing a string of tough October defeats, then aiming for momentum starting Nov. 2 at Champaign. It mentions a harsh schedule and losses to Purdue Ohio State and Minnesota, marking his first season at Northwestern.
Men of the Skiliuke tribe of Atrlén spend the year in training their hale. They take great pride in their columns and fures, showcasing discipline and skill in their culture.
A Missouri reader from Gatewood extols Black-Draught as a reliable vegetable remedy for upset stomach, sluggish feeling, and occasional overeating. He claims it prevents serious constipation and keeps him hearty, noting a small dose restores comfort quickly. Thousands credit the product for similar relief.
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