12 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1937
Page
1
The column argues that relocation during childhood can aid adaptability and resilience. It notes cooperative school systems ease transfers, and that changing environments helps children build roots, face new peers, and grow confidence, with parents urged to assess neighborhoods before moving.
Olive Sid Barton notes how moving challenges a child like Harry, who adapts quickly to a new school and neighborhood. The piece frames moving as a lesson in resilience, detailing a child’s familiarity with local routines and the disruption of leaving familiar haunts for unfamiliar surroundings.
The piece argues Americans show deep indifference to European affairs, praising Italian troops in Spain for avoiding a doomed martyrdom. It suggests this indifference protects the nation from entanglements and keeps American soldiers out of European battles, framing detachment as a practical defense against war.
An Indiana minister challenges New York historian to public debate over teaching evolution and vows to push a law banning it into Indiana statute books. The writer declines, weary and busy, suggesting the flare up may fade like the Scopes era and urging focus on other national issues.
The article explains pneumonia as a group of diseases with lung inflammation as the common feature. It notes Pneumococcus as the main cause but mentions streptococci and other organisms, including typhoid germ. It discusses Osler calling one form the friend of the aged, the mortality rate, and the need for germ-type identification using the Newfeld typing method with sputum and rabbit serum to distinguish types for targeted serums.
Capsule of the germs will become swollen. Laboratories have special rabbit seams for tests. In severe pneumonia cases time may preclude typing tests, so physicians use type 1 anti pneumonia serum due to high infection rates. Emperor penguins nest on the bare ice in temperatures to 70 degrees below zero. Eclipses of the sun begin on the west side. lunar eclipses begin on the east side.
Martha Brittain heads to Seattle to追追 Speddon and uncover the Betty Haynes disappearance with police support. Marshall warns of dangers as Neal’s ties, Johnny Ciznik, and a dangerous ring loom. Martha’s journal recounts past encounters with Gerry Neal and a tense pursuit across Oregon and Washington.
Bruce Catton lauds Paul Horgan as a potential great American novelist in A Lamp on the Plains. Danny, a naïve youth traveling through New Mexico, loses his innocence and gains courage with the Professor as his pivotal mentor, a figure who embodies both good and evil and fuels learning.
Hollywood reports on The Deep South produced and directed by Merryama LeRoy. Rains plays a district attorney as 150 extras fill a courtroom and Gilbert Rains seeks genuine spectator reactions. Coastal accents and diction guidance from Prof. Raymo shape performances while newcomers Lana Altin Juslyn Elisha Colette star alongside the Miss Risdon.
An advertisement for the Spring and Summer Pattern Book features a sailor dress design No. 8493 called CHIPAHOY in linen, pique, shanting or flannel. It shows princess lines with puff sleeves and a sailor collar, with optional belt. Sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40. size 14 requires 3 yards of 54 inch fabric and 5 8 yard of 39 inch contrasting. The pattern book is 180 cents, or 190 cents if ordered with the pattern, and requires a coupon return.
The text touts Cardus as helpful for many women entering a new phase of life. It claims two uses: easing immediate pain and nervousness of the monthly period, and aiding overall strength by improving nutrition. It suggests physician treatment for some cases and positions Cardus as a general aid.
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