25 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
1
An early 20th century health survey reports men suffer higher rates of lung cancer pneumonia asthma artery disease and colorectal issues while women experience gallbladder problems and nervous disorders. The data notes more women reach 75 and 100 years, and that baby boys die more often than girls, suggesting a biological handicap for males.
A Capek inspired tale follows an airplane crash in mid Europe, the lone survivor with yellow fever, and a hospital mystery. Clues emerge via a nurse’s dream a clairvoyant’s insight and a poet’s imagination as they reconstruct the Englishman’s turbulent past and travels across Europe.
The text critiques a love story where a man frantically hurries home to redeem the family fortune and return to dazzle the heroine. It notes the plot feels unclear with a now you set it now you don't air, making it hard to finish. The work, published by Putnam, is priced at $2.
A mother reflects on how youth perceptions of old traditions clash with modern behavior. She recalls watching a football outing where drinking and dancing among Mary's circle blurred lines between generations. The tale ends with the mother tightening rules to restore perceived restraint and revive old chaperone norms.
Rocky Mound Kev D O Silvey filed his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday night. Mrs. Andy Jordan and Mrs. John Bill Jordan and baby visited Mrs. Fletcher Easterling Friday afternoon. Miss Lavern Purtle of Providence spent Friday night. Mrs. Ivy Mitell and Centerville family visited War ren Pickard's home. Several families spent Sunday with relatives including the Rogers and Bearden households. Johny Leg Pairchilds is visiting his.
Step Right Up, Boys, parents this week Mr and Mrs Willy Fairchild. Mrs Leonard Higgassn visited with Mrs Elston Messer Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs RB C Haimmelt shopped in Hope last Saturday. Mrs Dice Stroud of Hope called on Mr and Mrs Henry Pickard and family Monday night Fay accompanied her home Arl Pickard of Hope spent Monday night with his parents. Water ouzel walks on stream bottom and actually flies through the water.
In 1930s prose, Jean Dunn navigates romance and danger as Larry Glenn, a Justice Department agent, tracks a bank robbery suspect. A dinner with old friends reveals a pivotal moment when fingerprints are casually collected, sparking later consequences. Jean doubts her feelings for Bobby while torn about Sandy and a suspected crook. The night of the raid shadows the present as memories surface. Jean recalls canoeing with Sandy and a crucial timing detail that could alter the trail.
The article surveys Republican indictments of the New Deal as economically unsound, ineffective, and unconstitutional, citing Hoover's rhetoric on fiscal policy. It contrasts GOP critiques with Democratic rebuttals from Roosevelt supporters and Senator Robinson, noting the absence of a concrete substitute plan to aid the unemployed.
The article details New York socialites adopting subtler makeup in smart restaurants and venues. It notes pink nail polish and pale lips as trends, with examples from the Waldorf Astoria and Plaza Terrace Room showing varied but coordinated looks.
The dialogue centers on Democratic and Republican strikes over integrity and promises. Republicans accuse the Democrats of breaking faith and duping voters while Democrats contend constraints prevented frankness. The exchange may broaden into further debate about accountability and policy.
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