20 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1937
Page
1
In this discussion from a medical series, Dy Fishbein explains that excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis occurs with nervous or glandular disturbances and can be influenced by diet and stimulants. Treatments include astringent solutions, applications to reduce irritation, and sometimes X rays, though caution is urged to avoid dryness. Foot sweating can be managed with powders and similar remedies.
In Hempstead Chancery Court Myrtle Parrish PlaintiffSve George Parrish cow Defendant is The defendant Parrish warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness my hand and seal as clerk on November 2nd 1937. Ralph Bailey Clerk Nov 20 27 Dec 4 11
A chancery court commissioner's sale will auction the north half of Lot 4 in Block 51 in Hope Arkansas on November 27 1957 at the Citizens National Bank Building fronting Walnut Street. Terms require a three month credit bond with 9 percent interest and a lien on the property to secure payment. Ralph Bailey, Commissioner in Chancery. Navy, 10-20.
The court commissioner will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder at the Hempstead County front door in Hope Arkansas on November 21, 1937, the Halcomb’s Survey Tract described as 12.35 acres more or less in Section 31, northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, situated east of Hope city in Hempstead County.
A chancery commission orders a sale with a bond and approved security at 10 percent interest from sale until paid. The purchaser must execute the bond, and a lien remains on the property until the money is paid. The notice is dated November 10-20, 1937, with reference to the case in said cause. There are over 37,000,000 people in the world's Sunday schools.
Mary Melissa Lane joins a pioneering expedition led by Dr. Robert Barry and Hades Jones toward the Montezuma range. An expecting nursemaid cook, Sam Honey Bee Girl, arrives as the party prepares for a rugged trek, testing roles and plans.
An Alsatian expert notes most American husbands lack carving enthusiasm and suggests leaving turkey carving to the kitchen. He advises a large platter and bird, carving before serving, and planning ample serving space, with guests assisting only for sides and giblets.
In a continued installment, Tom Dolan learns his mother Elaine Foster died in childbirth and that his wealthy New England father had prior wife and children. Detectives trace birth records to prove Elaine’s child was Tom, leading to acceptance by his maternal grandparents. Tom takes a troubled path but finds a home with his mother’s kin.
A garbled list of football scores from various Arkansas schools includes Coney State Teachers 95 Akins State 0 and Wald-like results such as Carlisle 6 and Brinkley 39, with numerous typos and unreadable bits. Readable entries show matchups like Fort Smith 28 Hot Springs 7 and Paris 31 Greenwood 19 among others.
A partial report explains unemployment funds, noting benefits will not swell the fund quickly after payments begin. It argues strict withdrawal rules prevent misuse and assures Arkansans their unemployment tax is safe.
A garbled notice claims tickets for a Thanksgiving game would rise to 40 cents by Wednesday night. A passerby named lly Uekete references Thursday downtown events and a game at a local venue. Several disjointed phrases mention traveling soldiers, a village detention, hotel stays, billiards, uniformed staff, and a landlord exchange about names. Supports no clear event or outcome.
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