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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
1
Reader notice discusses leg cramps at night and upon rising. Doctor suggests evaluating intermittent claudication arterial issues and blood vessel health. Calcium intake from dairy products and overall nutrition may help cramps linked to calcium deficiency. other measures include dilute hydrochloric acid, paper bag breathing, and addressing blood deficiencies with a full medical exam.
The article reviews Robert Lansing's War Memories offering frank views on U S entry into World War I. It notes Lansing began his tenure amid the Lusitania crisis and favored joining Allies, yet kept notes cautious to avoid rupturing relations. Published by Bobbs-Merrill at $4.50.
A rainy Saturday sparks a dress up game by May Polly and Les in the old Wallace house. They raid a forbidden blue trunk and grandma’s room, triggering a playful yet chaotic scene that ends with a lesson about temptation and obedience from Mrs. Wallace.
A fragmented skincare guide urges readers to seek constant personal improvement through cosmetic routines. It details facial washing, heat and cold rinses, gentle extractions, antiseptic care, and late night dedication to achieve blemish-free skin along with sleep, water, and diet tips for beauty.
Promoter Mike Jacobs expects a near capacity Yankee Stadium crowd for Louis Baer, predicting a total attendance close to 100000 and receipts around 1200000 including taxes. The bout is touted as boxing’s strongest draw since the Dempsey era with Louis favored to win by knockout.
U S Court agents name 14 northwest Missouri farmers as the attackers in Plattsburg. Federal Judge Reeves heard testimony from U S Marshal Dillingham and bailiff George Bolburn about being captured, threatened with hanging, and disarmed during the August 15 confrontation that halted the sale of Sam Divelbiss property.
Spring Hill and Hope residents including Rafe Atkins and family with Mrs Sparks and a boarder, Barney and Will Nations, Lucy Huckabee, John Yocom from Kilgore, Monree Martin and Easterling kin, and Davis family gathered for visits and a Baptist church singing. Rev Crain conducted a Liberty revival as Miss Ruth Foley stayed with Kilgore relatives. Frank Rider of Hope lectured locally.
A rambling Sunday report notes Rev. D absent while Minnie Marlin of Tesarkana attended and Versini dismissed visitors. Mentions of Crarke Bowden funeral, Sam Young and wife moving into Royce Weisenherber’s former house, and Mr. Young obtaining a price from the local school.
Ruth Woodson a ten year old girl seeks refuge from a storm in Worthville in a tale where Benny Gibbs and Elaine Chalmers weave a web of mistaken identity. John McNeill receives a mystery letter from Elaine as his mother worries over a family crisis and a Washington trip follows a dangerous accident.
The second annual Homecoming will be held at St Pathchurch two miles west of Oran on Sunday. An invitation is extended to all, especially those who have moved to the community. An interesting program is planned with talks by several able speakers. Plenty of luncheon meat will be provided, but attendees are asked to bring their own lunch and attend to help ensure a fine day.
The article recounts Huey Long’s control over Louisiana politics during the impeachment clash with Governor Fournet. It details floor fights, votes on adjournment, and Long’s use of patronage and the highway commission to suppress rivals. It notes the 72 to 7 adjournment vote reversal and Fournet’s eventual ousting, with Long leveraging boards and immunity to shape state power.
Representatives of Texas Milk Products toured Washington and Hempstead County to gauge farmer support for a new creamery. They questioned farmers about cattle numbers and potential market demand, and outlined plans for five daily truck routes serving Hempstead and nearby counties. If results are favorable, immediate steps toward establishing the creamery would follow.
County official Ray McBowell announces delinquent lands for 1982 will be certified to the state on October 8. Redeemers must act to reclaim funds before certification. under the 1995 law, redemption chances shrink after sale. Many parcels bought by the state for 932 tax delinquency will be deeded to purchasers, regardless of officer errors.
A four to three ruling nullified Porter’s move after the general election as Fournet, a practical politician, had already been seated. George Wallace, deemed Macy’s most capable ally Wade Martin, public service commissioner, and Governor Huey’s ally Alfred Thingiger figure among the players.
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