03 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
1
Instructions describe rapid hand clenching and releasing drills to be repeated about twenty times daily. Repetition is said to improve dexterity and appearance, with hands becoming more graceful and seemingly younger after a few weeks.
Side Glances reports social updates from Kil Fore and surrounding area. Names such as John Momen and family, Mrs Daugherty, Tom Fambrough, Mrs Rath Robes, Pete, A. Te. Powell, Miss Clara Lou Rotter, Garland, Kidd, Miss Opal Collins, Grandmother Brown, Oklahoma, Miss Agatha Bullard Ton, Tom Martin, Allen Johnson appear in brief notes on visits, a marriage, a paralysis concern, and school principal changes.
A medical overview explains locomotor ataxia linked to late stage syphilis, noting onset 2 to 20 years after infection and common in men over 40. symptoms include disappearing knee reflexes, unstable gait, eye reaction changes, and lightning pains lasting a few seconds. Paroxysmal abdominal pains and crises may occur with distress, pallor, and sweating.
Bruce Catton lauds Bernard De Voto novel We Accept With Pleasure as perhaps the best in the lost generation genre. He depicts Harvard men who went to World War I and returned to hollow, rudderless lives, with a stark view of postwar futility and a vivid Boston setting highlighted by the Sacco-Vanzetti case.
A famed dramatic coach extols pantomime, arguing measured gestures enhance poise and charm. She cites Jane Cowl in The Hood in Rome and notes that purposeful, graceful hand motions add to personality, supported by a recent book from Lisle, Brown & Co. priced at $2.50.
A composed dinner of chance encounters unfolds on a moving train. The rich Sara Raeburn and her family clash with expectation as Boots, her daughter, and Edward Van Selver’s shadowy romance collide with a hopeful future in California and San Jose.
In Little Rock an inquiry into records in the governor's office regarding Frank Floyd life sentence for Neely Shaver murder raises claims the jury misread testimonies. Affidavits and letters, including from Judge S. M. Bone, urge clemency and recount witnesses asserting Floyd’s innocence.
Spring Hill notes Mrs J H Martin suffered a stroke last week and remains in critical condition though showing some improvement. The Layousa meeting last Sunday was enjoyed by all with visitors hoped to return. School delays due to unfinished grounds. classes will start soon.
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