29 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1935
Page
1
Great clouds of dust blew from prairie fires last spring raising public concern over health effects. Health officer Brown and team found bacteria not in the dust itself but dust aided infection by irritating tissues. measles and bronchitis cases rose, with hospitals noting more nose and throat infections and deeper lung illness in dust areas.
A book review discusses F Emerson Andrews New Numbers proposing base twelve counting with new symbols for ten and eleven. It argues a twelfth based system would simplify arithmetic for inches feet months and other measures while warning against metric weights. Advertising ends the snippet.
A grandmother argues for involving children in funerals while parents opt for shielding a six year old from loss. Readers weigh age and temperament, with teachers urging measured exposure and grandparents citing tradition. The column threads conflict between natural sorrow and a child’s fragile worldview.
A travel makeup kit with white eyeshadow and lips, fat containers, enamel detailing, and wine decoration. Waterproof leather cases have secure fasteners and matched perfume boxes. Some include an atomizer with a patented stopper to prevent spills on clothes.
Rosston Rt 2 health reported fine in the community. Dallas Butler returns to school after illness. C 4 and J M Butler made a business trip to Hope on Saturday. Dewey Lowe and family attended Mrs Dwight Norsworthy funeral in Harmony. H W Buller family visited Hinton Martin. Herman Butler family guests of Marvin Bailey. Kermit Dillovyl weekend with Luthar Caudle family in Badcaw.
A Saturday night surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gilbert drew a large guest list and good cheer. Elizabeth Thompson visited Hazel Griffin on Thursday, while Mrs. Frank Shearer called on Mrs. Jee Moody Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lee Hicks Stayed with Alien Downs Friday night. Alyin Calhoun welcomed a daughter born October 25, both mother and baby reported flourishing. Evelyn Harrison Dorothy Harrison and Ruth Winchester called on Mrs. Joe Hicks Saturday afternoon. George Guilliams and wife shopped in Here Saturday. Mrs. C. B. Hicks visiting relatives.
The Cryster corporation's Daclue Division unveils a Dodge model series emphasizing outward charm and value. Upfront, tapering lines and Gothic center styling convey elegance and speed while under the hood new suspension, steering geometry, ride-revelator, and safe, rigid all-steel bodies promise smoother, safer, more economical driving. The 3x4% in engine delivers 87 horsepower with refined cooling, valve seats, spray-cooling for exhaust valves, and improved compression life, with balanced crankshaft and advanced pistons enhancing efficiency.
An early Christmas shopper guide highlights new makeup boxes sold in stores. Some feature lid lights that shine on the face rather than a mirror, with compartments for manicure tools and cosmetics. Luxurious designs include elaborate boxes containing creams and lotions.
Jean Dunn and Sandy Neals consider marriage amid a tense web of crime links and vanished witnesses. Sandy presses for a quick engagement while Jean frets about public gossip and family ties as they navigate bank visits, village opinions, and looming danger connected to the Montague criminal case. Long-held plans collide with fear and loyalty as the couple weighs trust, secrecy, and future婚.
San Francisco reports public apathy toward physical welfare blamed for suffering and premature death. Dr. C Jett Miller of Tulane describes a new personality operation removing adrenal cortex activity to temper masculine and feminine traits. Frank Hinman Jr outlines endocrinology behind sex and personality changes, noting risks and potential psychiatric effects.
LEBO Kos A hibernating hog reappeared after 69 days in a straw stack weighing about 73 pounds. W C Jenkins reported the hog missing from his 175 pound drive after threshing on July 31 and tracked it to the straw heap where it lay concealed. The recovered hog seemed feeble but alive and ready to eat.
The text records numerous social notes from Prescott and nearby towns, mentioning visits by Mr. and Mrs. and various friends. It notes the marriage of Guy Lee and Miss Willie Dean Roe on Sunday evening October 26, 1995 at Rev. W. L. Cannon's home in Prescott with Miss Ruth Huskey as attendant.
Fragments describe Wor ry and Mr and Mrs Lee visiting Midway public school. The text mentions friends at a home and a few names, suggesting a social gathering with gratitude and mixed character traits. The source is garbled but implies a community note about attendance and relationships.
Shivering with chills and high fever signal malaria. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy the infection in blood and build up blood with iron. Promises quick relief and general tonic benefits. Available at drug stores in 50¢ and 1.00 sizes with the larger size offering more value.
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