22 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
1
This health column reviews aging eye changes including presbyopia cataracts and glaucoma. It notes no drug cures exist, champions proper glasses and surgical options, explains eyelid changes and skin spots, and mentions cautious guidance on eye hygiene while warning against quack remedies.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that telling a child to be good is vague and counterproductive. She urges parents to use concrete actions and consistent self-control, teaching honesty, kindness, and discipline through behavior rather than labeling with good or naughty.
A fashion piece notes European style shifting toward minimal makeup this autumn. It advises American women to keep makeup subtle for a healthy glow, promoting natural looks in contrast to heavier color.
Boots faces hardship as her family’s finances strain after a furnace failure and rising bills. She hides worry from Edward while maintaining a quiet resolve, watching Sylvia’s glittering social ascent and coping with memory of happier times in a shabby home and evolving town life.
Workmen under intervision at Gee Beek begin rebuilding the Washington Fulton road this week to create an all weather thoroughfare. Federal funds from relief programs finance the project, with Keele as foreman and crews drawn from relief rolls.
The St Paul neighborhood two miles north of Gran hosts its first homecoming starting Friday night October 5 and continuing through Sunday. Dr Walter S McNutt leads church services and local histories of early settlers are shared by attorney James Arcana. Rev Walter W Nelson arranges events with Ed and Ben Goodlett.
A controversial excerpt portrays Louis Berg as a welfare official in New York facing political crime and prison misery. It criticizes elite corruption and a punitive system, detailing bribes, hospital neglect, and dehumanizing conditions as a damning critique of society and policy.
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