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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1937
Page
1
The document states that the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for its news dispatches and local news in the paper. It notes that charges apply for tributes and memorial notices, and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
An editorial argues that emotions drive public support for war more than laws or embargoes. It warns against overreacting to Nazi tyranny, urging Americans to maintain neutrality and avoid provoking inflammatory sentiment that could prepare us for conflict. The piece cautions emotional attacks on Hitler and his regime as counterproductive.
Geneva reports an emergency light system with a master switch to douse all lights in one second at the League of Nations Palace as part of Swiss air raid precautions. The irony lies in guarding a symbol of peace, a building funded to foster friendship, from looming warfare.
Malaria is common in tropical regions but occurs in the United States across the Atlantic coast Gulf coast central valleys of California and in cities like Chicago Minneapolis and Cleveland. It spreads via Anopheles mosquitoes and sometimes through shared needles among addicts. Diagnosis requires microscopic blood examination and there are several malaria types depending on infection extent.
The article explains tertian malaria with chills on the third day and quartan malaria every 48 hours. It notes cases with parasites but no chills, showing weakness, anemia, and spleen enlargement as secondary symptoms. It ends by observing India’s dense population yet 20 percent forested area.
A compact reflection argues selfishness roots in environment and upbringing rather than innate ego. It notes large families teach sharing while poverty can foster collective sacrifice for a common cause.
In a 1937 San Francisco saga Martha Brittain and Gerry Neal pursue Betty’s disappearance after an Alrapeed trailer trip north. Neal withholds key details while steering Martha through Del Monte nights, the Deauville, and Coit Tower, as Betty’s fate and Speddon’s ties loom.
Hollywood writer notes many former stars struggle after waning fame yet some pursue film comebacks. Agnes Ayres, Jack Mullah, Wesley Barry, Madge Bellamy, Priscilla Dean, Flora Finch, William Farnum, Tully Marshall and others seek new contracts or roles. Some wed industry figures and shift to directing or producing while others, like Francis X. Bushman, pursue varied ventures away from cinema.
The author argues that many children grow up as centers of attention, learning to receive while offering little in return. When driven to independence, they confront disillusionment as they discover life requires sacrifice, responsibility, and self-reliance without constant approval or endless benefits.
The Tidings notes state prisoner team figures with talents scouted by M S Sims. Jimmie Lacey received five years for burglary, Ta ilay faces twenty years for robbery, Bacham earned twelve years for robbery, and Doyles dominated as a hitter with five years for auto theft. Manager Darrell, also incarcerated in Tulsa, is serving life for murder.
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