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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1935

Page

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Charges on Tributes and Memorials Policy Stated

The Star states charges will apply to tributes cards memorials and related memorial content in news columns. It disclaims responsibility for safeguarding or returning unsolicited manuscripts and notes commercial newspapers uphold this policy to limit space used by memorials.

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Typhoid prevention and treatment guidelines from early 20th century article

The article outlines typhoid fever care including isolation, nurse care, room cleanliness, daily bathing, mouth hygiene, and a high calorie diet. It discusses vaccines for prevention, wartime data on typhoid rates, vaccination schedules, and the role of physicians. It notes public health measures like water sanitation and carrier investigation.

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Book Review on Nazi Camp Literature Sparks Debate

A critique notes numerous books on Nazi concentration camps, praising Rubber Truncheon by Wolfwang Langhof for revealing how Nazi discipline shapes both prisoners and guards. Langhof, an actor from Dusseldorf, was implicated after the Reichstag fire and later released in Medragnet.

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Suit Drier By Olive Roberts Barton

A reader discusses faulty training in book care through a child’s mishandling of new school books. The piece expands to urge parental and teacher roles in teaching respect for public property and proper home habits. It notes other kids neglect books and warns about long term damage from careless handling.

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Arkansas and Texas to Aid in Centennial

Arkansas and Texas plan joint centennial efforts during 1936 to promote Southwest commercial prospects. Harvey Couch of Pine Bluff and Walter D. Cline of the Dallas Expo discuss cross promotion, with Arkansas literature noting Dallas as the Texas Centennial site and Texas materials highlighting Arkansas as a key route to Dallas. The two states will coordinate promotions and highway messaging to boost regional interest.

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Noe Is Choice Continued From Page One

James A Noe of Monroe Louisiana an oil and carbon black magnate and World War veteran rose from state senator to lieutenant governor under Huey Long after befriending the dictator. He hosted lavish gatherings, aided Longs political machine and helped steer pension and public works policies while funding an oil exploration venture.

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Fragmented Tale of Ruth and Penny at the Old House

Ruth Blaine and Penny Gibbs inhabit an aging house while a dormant romance stirs with John McNeill and Elaine Chalmers figures. Ruth travels to Cleveland with McNeill, scenes unfold in a provincial restaurant, and memories of neighbors Pete and Alice Ashton surface as Ruth navigates love, money, and identity in a drifting small town mood.

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Southern Association Standings and Friday Results

Friday results across the Southern Association show New Orleans 4 over Little Tink 1, Pirmingtam 4 over Memphis Chatumengga tf, Ato 4 over Rnesville, Nashville de Mehihay. Philadelphia 3 over Pittsdainrah 1, Cincinnati b over Lirwekiyn Bipeant 4, New York 1 over St. Lentis 1, Priddy's Mesaics include Clovetarndi Waehinetana Chiveds 7, Philadelphia 19 over Bewolt 1, New York a over St Loni dd, and Boston 1 2 6.

New Orleans Little Tink Memphis Rnesville Nashville Mehihay Philadelphia Pittsdainrah Teton Cincianati Lirwekiyn Bipeant New York St. Lentis Priddy Chiveds St Loni Boston

Finger Wave Hair Care at Home Technique Guide

A home hair care note explains finger waving and wave pinning to create ringlet curls. It covers brushing, shampoo, combing with fine teeth, and using a damp tonic mix to form waves. Practice yields neat, well-prepared styling suitable between visits to the hairdresser.

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Giants Rally Pushes Past Cardinals Cubs Rally Inning Thriller

In St Louis the Giants beat the Cardinals 4 1 as Hank Leiber and Gus Mancuso homered and a late rally sealed the win. Detroit trounced New York 10 to 4 with Hank Greenberg driving in four runs and Gerald Walker leading the five homer spree. Teammate Dick rowe earned his eighteenth victory while Lefty Gomes took the loss.

St, Louis Giants Winnie Bathle Brida St. Louis St. Lois Divay Dean Ne~ Vion Whiel Hank Leiber Gus Mancuso Dick Taetetl Leery Marie Kie~nie Leo Buracher Leiber Frank Gubler Hal Schamaeher Maricase Ad Koenig Rowe New York Tigers Elecade Yankees Detroits Battos Gerald Walker Ton Gehrig Lefty Gomes Hank Greenberg Wee Homer Greenberg Jimmie Foxx Athletics Echoolhoy Rowe Hfe Gehrig Hores George Selkirk Rue Ure Yanks

Electric heat gadget for autos halves ice and damage

A Miami Beach inventor introduced a compact electric heater designed to thaw grease in automobiles, dry ignition wires and spark plugs, and remove ice from windshields. The device integrates with a timing mechanism to automatically shut off the motor to prevent damage to bearings and cylinders.

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C. E. Palmer Alex Washburn Hope Arksman Col. R McCormick Cartier Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette Associated Press Arkansas Dailies, Inc Ann Sterick New York City Lexington Chicago Wackar Drive Detroit Mich Woodward Ave Journal of the American Medicical Association Hygeia the Health Magazine Fishbell Olive Roberts Barton James A. Noe Louisiana Gov Alle Rachel Mack Southern Association Pet Milantiy Nashyilty Birmingham Chile York Tasten Chircaga Lavtils Rah Vagianent Ee Tom Kinser Cottan Cubs Miami Beach Hag Hall Brothers Hope's Super Cleaners Sek Nie Ayers Pay -Huckins Dry Company
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