21 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1937
Page
1
The Star reflects on America's wartime experience, noting the suspension of ordinary democratic rules during war and the unequal burden on citizens and profits. It argues that profits often rose for industrialists while conscripts served, urging a cautious stance before future conflicts and questioning profit elimination efforts in war.
The fate of Henry Yagoda, former head of Russia s OGPU, is depicted as grim justice. The once feared secret police chief is imprisoned in Moscow on graft charges and faces punishment he dispensed to thousands in the past. His fall illustrates the peril of power and the Kremlin s shifting mercy.
The Family Doctor No 193 discusses preventing bronchitis by improving general hygiene and living habits. It advises outdoor work for dusty trades, indoor duties when weather exposure is high, no smoking, light warm clothing, and avoiding dampness. It covers diet adjustments for overweight individuals and treating nose throat infections to stop germs reaching the lungs. It notes diagnostic tools like bronchoscopy and X rays and mentions iodized oils for assessing airway changes and delivering medications.
In severe bronchitis cases a specialist may help apply injections into the airways though direct self injection is impossible due to gagging. The text notes that passage of tubes or syringes into the throat triggers automatic coughing to prevent choking.
A review notes Bread and Wine by Ignazio Silone and its examination of Italy under Mussolini. It portrays a revolutionist returning from exile as he confronts a ubiquitous dictatorship, poverty, and war fever. The piece emphasizes the inequality and suspicion absorbing the Italian masses.
Martha and Betty, amid shore leave and a case, reunite with Gerry Weeks who reveals his true identity as Guy Weeks. He explains his deception was to protect Martha and Betty from danger tied to Clarik. They confess their feelings as they share a tender embrace on a Seattle night ending the tale.
The piece argues for reasonable shared parenting to avoid a domineering father and fearful mother. It warns children mimic harsh control, urges mutual support, and stresses that both parents should back each other to foster respect and self-control in children.
Hollywood notices Greta Garbo as Madame Walewska while Reginald Owen as Talleyrand draws laughs with a line forgetting. Clarence Brown struggles with accents as a Persian interpreter Dr. Ameen Fareed comments on Hollywood life and insanity trends amid Napoleonic romance and Elba ending hints.
The star reduces visitors, spends most spare time dressing. On a Bayer dance day she did not mind visitors but kept to herself. Cinematographer Karl Freund, meticulous on set, reprimanded a misfired lighting and wardrobe miscue saying Miss Garbo must attend to her own apartment as tensions rise on the sound stage.
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