24 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses cancer of the lip and the hope offered by early surgical removal, radium, and X ray therapy. Historical data note full recoveries in clinics and overseas reports, while warning against caustic home remedies and quack pastes.
A new Wadehouse novel Brinkley Manor features Jeeves the valet solving Bertie Wooster's misguided schemes as he tries to run love affairs for his friends. The capers lead to comic disaster, with Jeeves' intervention averting a larger riot.
A parental guide on dressing children, stressing comfort over fashion. It notes kids prefer clothes that fit and blend with peers, dislike overly large or conspicuous outfits, and may resist costly or flashy items. Honest explanations about clothing sources are best, as kids want to belong and avoid embarrassment.
A fragmentary guide discusses versatile hair styling tips from Alicia Hare. It notes bangs and fringe options to suit mood, with suggestions on parting near the forehead and combing bangs aside when desired. It reflects a casual beauty column voice from a past era.
Two sample forehead shapes are discussed with emphasis on curling and a three way haircut. The piece promotes how a beautiful forehead can complement evening gowns and various daytime outfits. It notes versatility in parts and styling options to suit hats and personal whim.
LITTLE ROCK Baby census cards pile up at the State Bureau of Vital Statistics as Arkansas launches a joint Register Your Baby campaign with the Federal Bureau of the Census and the Arkansas Emergency Relief Administration. Letters mailed from Washington target all Arkansas families with newborns in the past year. Returns go to the director of the Census in Washington, postage free, and will be checked against state records in Little Rock by a coalition of agencies.
Detective Griff and Bleeker pursue a tangle of suspects in a murder case linked to Drank H. Gathay and Esther Ordway. Clues include a missing hitchhiker, forged identities, a concealed mail trail, and a plan to shadow suspects while seeking key witnesses and property records to expose the truth.
Secretary Wallace announced that the cotton adjustment program will continue into the 1935 season. Details on acreage reductions, payments, and contracts were to be finalized, with a December proclamation planned to extend the program. The plan allows up to a 2 percent base acreage reduction with potential plantings 25 percent higher than 1934, depending on final terms.
DeAnn and several local residents attended the association at Shaver Springs Church. Herbert Greeninghall returned home Friday after visiting his sister. John and Mrs. Lloyd hosted a brief visit. Bro. Leroy Samuel will preach at White Oak Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Charles J. Lofgren, secretary to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, will discuss Byrd Antarctic expeditions at Hope High School building Thursday evening. He will link the first expedition with the present base at Antarctica and recount current life there. Lofgren served as a personnel officer aboard the ship Up to the Antarctic mission and was aide on Byrd's 1930 transcontinental lecture tour. He is a Navy veteran with service in World War I and II and hold four good conduct medals. Details of the 1945 program are being developed.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Captain Byrd praising Lt Lofgren for faithful service during the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. The text references sealed instructions at base and preparations for the Admiral’s anticipated South Pole flight, highlighting a trusted team member.
Testimonies from Mrs J L Norred and others in Georgia describe Cardul easing weakness irritability back pain and nausea during pregnancy and postpartum periods. The advertisements claim widespread benefits with a reminder to consult a physician if no improvement.
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