08 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1934
Page
1
Chaede:on tributes and memorials will be charged including cards books and restitutions. Commercial newspapers adhere to this policy in news columns to protect readers from space-taking memorials. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
The article discusses how kidney inflammation disrupts waste removal and fluid balance, leading to edema and potential heart strain. It emphasizes careful assessment of symptoms, cautious fluid and salt management, and avoiding overuse of laxatives or diuretics to prevent concentrating toxins. It notes the heart may require support with appropriate drugs and that kidney disease requires precise, individualized care.
A student named Sally battles arithmetic difficulties after skipping a grade, falling behind as decimals and least common denominators overwhelm her. The piece warns against pushing young learners and notes health and pride suffer as grades and confidence plummet.
The review praises Paul Engle’s American Song for lifting readers from wartime gloom to renewed faith in American potential. It highlights his use of vivid, sun warmed imagery and calls for a return to Whitmanesque Youth and the Western horizon, imagining a future city beyond present imperfection. The critique notes the poetry’s swing and exultant tone as it channels national hope.
A young woman, Boots, attends a fashionable salon where Denis and Kay dominate attention. Amid rumors of rival circles and envy, Boots confronts insecurity while Kay exudes cool elegance and social power, setting stage for a later encounter in the city’s elite social world.
Open Field Runner Wanted at Georgia. Coach Alexander, starting his fifteenth year, cites need for a versatile backfield to absorb injuries. He labels five key men as irreplaceable: Phillips at guard, Roberts at quarterback, and the Wilcox brothers plus Williams on the line. Schedule highlights include Clemson in Atlanta October 6 and Michigan October 20, with Georgia vs Florida in Athens in December.
An advice piece by Alicia Hartly for young college girls promotes natural hair beauty and easy coifs. It suggests healthy routines, simple shampoos, nightly brushing, and occasional perms, with practical styling tips like soft straight hair, crown pins, and a two way part option for long hair.
The note details thanks for rain and lists local residents visiting and visiting guests from Liberty, Washington, Tex and Patmos including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pardue, Mrs. J. Hicks, Mr. Dan Reeder, Mrs. Frank Shearer, and Miss Telu Hicks. It mentions travel, social visits, and local gatherings with several names repeated across the period.
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