09 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1934
Page
1
The article discusses how germs may release toxins that affect a brain center regulating body heat, causing fever. It explains fever’s effects on metabolism and weight loss, the role of hydration, and how fever can both help and harm during infection, with examples from typhoid and goiter.
A pie supper will be held Friday night at DeAan High School to raise funds for basketball equipment. The public is invited to attend.
The text reads as a garbled fragment from a crime story or investigative piece featuring named characters Cathay Bleeker and others, with references to legal threats and a press response. It hints at a confrontation between a newspaper and townspeople over libel, use of aggressive reporting, and a journalist’s justification.
A respected skin specialist warns oily complexions need careful care beyond powder. Frequent powdering masks flaws and worsens oiliness, leading to enlarged pores and shiny skin. Use soap and warm suds to cleanse, rinse with ice cold water, and repeat routines morning and day for a lighter, greaseless finish.
Diint challenges Buakker as a tense exchange unfolds about a legal threat. Mrs Cathay, urged by Bleeker, agrees to meet at the Palace hotel with her lawyer, moving through a guarded sequence from hotel lobby to the eighth floor room 094.
Judge Barry B. Anderson ruled in federal court that any price fixing violates competition and is not supported by the National Recovery Act. He noted the act does authorize industry to cooperate within competition but has no provision for fixed minimum or maximum prices.
The court issued a temporary injunction preventing William McLanahan, U S attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, from arresting or prosecuting any lumberman for alleged price fixing under the Humber code in the West Tennessee hardwood industry.
In the Marra Castle disaster damages totaling over 200000 seek to recover losses from Ward Line. Chauncey T. Clark, attorney for the line, reports more than 100 notices filed as the 40 day period closed Saturday. Three suits have already been filed for 50000, 10000, and an unspecified amount. The Federal court has ruled that further suits should proceed.
Attorney General Cummings issued the call for a National Crime Conference to begin December 10. The aim is to integrate science law and the church with government to build a foundation for a more effective administration of justice. President Roosevelt will open the event with sessions bringing together governors officials and representatives from all sectors involved in the crime issue.
A court considers delaying a decision on Vine's plea and limits liability to 14,000 for its interest in the ves ves and cargo. Admi rity law bars plaintiffs from seeking damages by tapping the Morro Castle's 4,000,000 bath insurance, Clark notes, while 5,000,400 of the policy would likely go to the United States Shipping Board, which holds a mortgage on the ship.
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