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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
1
The Star notes its role as a newspaper institution promoting civil progress while detailing subscription rates for carriers and mail. It states Associated Press usage for news dispatches and clarifies charges for tributes and memorials, with a disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts.
A Texas school massacre is used to warn against war fever and shared blame for casualties. The piece argues authorities risked children by tapping a dangerous gas line to save money, likening the loaded gun to war readiness and urging sober reflection on national conflict and personal accountability.
A resident of a soldiers home in Los Angeles writes a lengthy novel entirely avoiding the letter C. The feat is framed as a literary stunt, prompting reflections on motive and merit in contemporary publishing.
The article discusses malaria's destructive impact on civilizations and populations, tracing historic deaths and outlining prevention and treatment methods. It notes quinine as the primary treatment, explains how exposure and mosquito bites spread the disease, and lists measures like screens, fans, clothing, nets, repellents, and pyrethrum to reduce transmission.
Olive Roberts Barton warns that the New London disaster could have been prevented if authorities and homeowners recognized lurking gas hazards. She recalls personal experiences with undetectable leaks and explains how to act, urging immediate plumber calls when any gas smell cannot be traced.
In Thompson Falls Montana two Mantana Power employees Gus Johnson and Ed Fitzgerall faced a coyote on a narrow stairway. The animal leaped to a ledge, Fitzgerald grabbed and twirled it to curb its attack until the coyote struck a concrete abutment and died. The men disputed how the coyote entered the sewerhouse.
A reader warns of hidden residential fire risks from gas and oil, urging safe cleaning practices. He notes gas heater failures, risk of ignition from floor nails, and dangers of gasoline, naphtha, and oily rags. Emphasizes avoiding explosive substances indoors, proper storage, ventilation, and external disposal of dusty materials.
Martha continues her Airspeed Trailer Company tour with Gerry Neal while searching for Betty. Neal follows, offers help, and pressures Martha to reveal truth as they clash over Bet gy’s disappearance. The Bridge Auto Park serves as a key scene as motives and loyalties blur on the road toward San Francisco.
The coupon invites readers to order two pattern and step by step sewing instructions from The Spring and Summer Pattern Book. It notes a complete selection of late dress designs and a price of 18 cents when bought separately. An extra 10 cents with the coupon secures pattern above.
Hollywood directors use practical jokes to loosen actors and shape performances. Gable’s death scene interruption by a blaring loudspeaker. Albert Morin as a mocked insults extra. Van Dyke’s breakaway spotlight. a rabbit prop dropped from a walkway. Luke taught to swim for a pool scene with no water. people head banged by beams for a long gag.
Bruce Catton notes three useful guides for trailer trips. The Trailer How Mackburn Sima explains setup and sites, Prairie Freeman Marsh covers planning and a trailer park directory, and Pouring With Tent and Trailer gives packing and camp gear advice. Each book offers practical tips for a comfortable trip by road.
A vintage health ad urges women to ask their druggist for Cardui to relieve functional pains and digestive issues. It claims Cardui may improve appetite and digestion and build strength, noting to consult a physician if needed. The wording emphasizes personal benefit and product familiarity.
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