12 Oct 1935
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1935
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply for tributes cards memorials and resolutions concerning the departed and reserves the right to publish or reject unsolicited memorials. It disclaims responsibility for keeping or returning manuscripts and clarifies policy for readers and advertisers.
The article discusses how a child's appetite is influenced by emotional stress at meals and home conditions. It notes that intimidation, fatigue, overwork, and pampering can curb eating, while consistent parental eating habits and calm mealtime behavior help stimulate appetite.
The piece cites Dr. Alexis Carrel warning that scientific gains have transformed life yet understanding of people lags. It argues modern mass production harms humanity and proposes a future super brain trust to steer civilization, suggesting a brilliant expert could master essentials in about 25 years.
A speaker advocates a cross between a university foundation and a monastery to dedicate intelligent men to study. He argues for extended knowledge of human beings to transform life conditions and avert societal disaster. He cites Man the Unknown, Harpers, price 4.50.
Olive Roberts Barton contrasts two boys, Dick who saves and plans to buy for his mother, and Marsh who roams and spends. The piece explores how parenting and habits shape money sense, noting imaginative children may be wasteful yet also entrepreneurial, while prudent saving is a civic virtue.
The Eimen ranges northeast of Lake Yana rise to a snow covered summit named Dijen, at about 15 100 feet. This peak stands as the region’s loftiest point, marking a dramatic high in Ethiopia’s topography.
In a period piece piece on beauty advice, Alicia Hart and Verree Teasdale urge blondes to maintain glow with creams, skin lubrication, and sun avoidance. They prescribe a butter milk mask, thorough cleansing, night whitening cream, and two lemon rinses to keep light hair vibrant.
In a Golden Feather night club, federal agent Larry Hagan tracks Evelyn Brady and a surly wartime gang. He orchestrates a glass-swap sting, obtains a suspect’s drink evidence, and pieces together a plan involving an unnamed black haired man and Mark Hopkins's agency. The scene sets up a tense pursuit with a cliffhanger ending.
All Weather Driving stresses weather hazards for drivers in Iowa. It cites statistics on accidents in wet snowy and icy surfaces and urges speed reduction and extra caution on curves intersections and poor visibility. Emphasizes vehicle preparedness like windshield wipers snow tires and emergency devices.
Local column lists residents visiting relatives in Lillie Rock and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Otis Forester of Stephens with her mother Mrs. A J Culling, Ruth Neathors of Hot Springs visiting Mrs. BIL Wood, and several families visiting in Center Point, Little Rock, Delight, McCaskill, and Prescott. Also mentions travel by Ira Brooks, Browning of Hope, and Marie Ward shopping in Prescott.
Saturday night visits and Sunday gatherings are recorded among residents of Battle Field and Sheppard. Names include Miss Wilma Gentry Miss Lorene Valentine Augusta Norwood Bun Clayton Lucille Christean Cornelius Boots Clayton Walter Cornelius Hoy Cornelius Raymond Cornelius Waller Cornelius G W Gilgert Jr from Fulton and Jud Redman of Nashville. Activities mention peanuts in fields and shopping trips in Hope.
The report lists several people visiting or traveling to and from towns in California and Tennessee. Ozan Miz, Jammie Cy, Ashilown and Gist are mentioned with arrangements to visit relatives and return by Tuesday. Lucile and Oscar Nelson are seen in Nashy with others, while Dan Ellis and Jo Ellis plan to return to Texarkana after a short stay.
Magnolia community members gathered for visits and Sunday meals with relatives and neighbors. Names include Green Laseter Russell Lewatlen, Riley Lew, James Butler Tibi Hil, Mrs. T combine, Misses Marien and LaVerne W sunt ani Marty, Bronksey Nell, Mike Pirie and daughter, Lestey Purtle, Walter Lee Allen, Burl Rass, Helen Batyles, Liley Lewallen, J. T. Cumbie, and F. B. Wall among others.
Harmony Miss Bonnie Crows of Magnolia A M college spent the weekend with Henne Paliss. Mr caw Mrs. Edwin By and chik y dren of Preset is visiting Ma. and Mrs. Thad Vines. Mrs and Mes. Jon Dougherty ang chikien, and Me and Ma's, Ray Mea Williams and Juby were Sunday din ner Binets of Ma, and Mrs. George P McMilin and fanily, My. cuul Mrs. Luiter Ellis spent Saturday eight with Ma. and Mrs. Millaney Mr. went Mrs. uy McWilliams and baths sjauit Saturday eight with Jon Dougterty wil fauily, Mrs. Techy Els spent Saturday morn ing with her cauablers in Hope. Mrs. Irene McMillen and children on shopping by Have Monday Train ing. Vernon and Rarelby McMillen spent Saturday agit Will: Mus, Nellie Leach.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.