23 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
1
A historical medical guide warns that sinus infection in children can spread through the body, causing fever and fatigue. It stresses diagnosis, suction and nasal irrigation, bed rest for severe cases, a nutritious diet, and vaccines in extreme scenarios, with mentions of doctors observing nasal discharge and explaining treatment options.
A sprightly tale by Frank Shey centers on a bold female pirate born to an English tavern keeper. Fleeing to wear men’s clothes, she fights in the Low Countries and sails the Spanish Main before sauntering into New Orleans. The lively portrait mixes antics with insistence on personal inviolability. Published by Ives Washburn Inc. is priced at $2.50.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how overabundant variety and mixed meals strain young stomachs. She notes orange juice with milk, pasteurized milk for infants, and suggests separating certain foods or reducing starch repeats. Eggs, chocolate, and fried items can upset tolerance. Emphasizes simple menus and gradual variety.
A beauty guide warns that blending makeup too far downward dulls facial lift and ages the look. Kept high on the cheekbones, a product frames the eyes for a youthful, healthy appearance.
Esther Ordway vanishes after leaving with a man in a plane and a woman named Alice Lorton suspects foul play. The apartment, landlord ties to Lippman Realty Co, and Esther’s relationships are explored as detectives collect clues from friends Griff and Bleeker.
The secretary travels down the Mississippi from Memphi r through Helena to Arkansas City and Monrovia en route to New Orleans. He discusses the Great Lakes St Lawrence Waterway and argues against opposition from the South, asserting the project benefits national navigation and water development rather than local interests.
A fragment notes that the department in New York City employs 4779 men. The line is brief and lacks additional context or dates.
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