16 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
1
The piece describes affordable scent options and miniature Macons, attractive perfume flacons, and various hair trends. It notes bobbed hair length, daytime curling, evening updos, and prolific use of coiffure ornaments from jeweled flowers to feathers and tiaras for evening wear.
A Carolina upset stunned Tennessee as the Tar Heels crushed the Volunteers 38 to 13 at Knoxville. UNC, once doubted by Snavely himself, unleashed a dazzling aerial and ground attack led by a depleted line and a 90 yard kickoff return by Burnette sealing the final tally.
The article argues motorists must regularly inspect and maintain vehicles to ensure safety. It cites that over 74,000 accidents nationwide involved mechanically defective cars and urges proper brakes, lighting, tires, and climate-related precautions to prevent harm. It notes manufacturers build safety features, but owners must preserve them. It links maintenance to value, efficiency, and reducing risk to others.
Health writers note infant death rate has fallen from 300 to 72 per thousand but 106000 babies still die in first month and 16000 to 18000 mothers die yearly from childbirth related issues. They urge education, early doctor visits, and regular exams through pregnancy to reduce fatalities.
A reader's note on Erle Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason novels praises his legal daring and suspense. The Case of the Caretaker's Cat is highlighted as a brisk, law bending mystery where Mason corners a murder case for justice. A second pick, Smoke Screen, features a homicidal maniac in a forest fire scarred summer colony with rapid action. The piece ends with a taxonomy of fruits grown in Ethiopia.
Sally enjoys jealousy and spite, then discovers a faded thrill in envy. The piece argues that unfortunate emotions can oddly delight the mind, while urging parents to guide children toward kinder thoughts and honest behavior for a more mature life.
The piece notes brighter nail polish with bold shades like corals rusts wines and copper making waves for the season. It highlights odd colors entering manicure trends and predicts a shift toward natural lip tones enhanced by complementary lipstick colors. Perfume makers also respond to evolving beauty preferences.
In a mid century legal drama, Jean Dunn, secretary to lawyer Montague, faces police inquiry over a bank robbery case. Montague brings in Sandy, a man linked to the suspect, to clear a mistaken identity as Inspector Thomas and Sergeant Hagan question motives. Jean recounts a day with Harkins and a river trip, while Bobby Wallace pressures her with marriage and financial plans, hinting at deeper entanglements and a looming confrontation.
A terse exchange notes a long running feud ending not by reconciliation but by Dooley being buried, suggesting a fatal outcome. The speaker claims the quarrel ceased a century ago when Dooley died, contrasting with the idea of burying a hatchet.
Washington Rev and Mrs Harrell had as ghost heir daughter Mrs Rule of Camden a few days last week. Little Smith Moses is quite sick with atyphoid fever at the home of his parents Mrs John Card and Mrs J F Conway spent Saturday in Hope shopping and visiting relatives. Mrs J A Bourden of Rocky Mound is visiting her son Sheriff Bearden and family. Millie Halt of Moana was visiting relatives and attended Baptist Sunday school. The Baptist W M S met Tuesday evening at the church for missionary program Youth Uplifting the Banner of the Cross. Mrs Card conducted the devotional from First Timothy 12 16. Mrs Pruitt was leader of program after which the president conducted a business session. Mr Kelly and Miss Kathryn Holt are trying to carry on Mrs Stuart's duties at school while she is convalescing from a broken arm and other bruises sustained in an accident en route to Louisiana Saturday.
A lighthearted Humourist entry quips that excess weight from malt liquor can be shed with simple reducing exercises. The first move is to tilt the head firmly from side to side when someone offers another half pint.
China led imports of US aeronautics products in 194, followed by Soviet Russia, Germany, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, and Brazil in that order. The ranking highlights key overseas buyers for early postwar American aerospace industry.
The passage warns that today’s meals shape tomorrow’s strength or weakness. It emphasizes that poor appetite or food turning sour impairs digestion and weakens daily vigor, urging action to restore a hearty appetite and counter malnutrition. John S Gibson Di
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