27 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1937
Page
1
The piece questions the obsession with wives maintaining a constant siren image. It mocks beauty driven advice from magazines and stage culture, arguing many husbands are not as gullible as popular theories imply and calling for a break from the relentless pressure on women to perform romance and perfection.
A British broadcast notes royal norms allowing a king to marry a commoner if not married in church. It then covers King Carol of Romania banishing his brother Nicholas for wanting to wed the divorced wife of a diplomat, urging that such a match sullies the crown. The piece contrasts moral standards and hints at Carol's own relationship with Madame Lupescu.
The article explains how the tuberculosis germ localizes and causes varying infections, with a cough lasting weeks as a key sign. It notes possible blood in sputum, chest fluid, weight loss, fever, and rapid pulse, and highlights X rays and older diagnostic methods as essential tools.
Physicians assess chest shape and contour, then palpate for muscle spasms, vibrations, and dullness or resonance to gauge lung changes. Stethoscope findings reveal air flow interference and possible fluid or solid tissue, while sputum staining detects germs. early detection remains crucial for treatment success.
A collage of satirical blurbs and light political notes from 1937. The items touch on Il Duce in Ethiopia and Spain, German dueling marks, a New York politician meeting Hitler, a Hollywood party game, and other humorous observations about culture, labor, and current events. A beer mug gift to Norway’s baby prince stands out amid brief quips and social anecdotes.
A collage of Hollywood gossip notes sketches Fleamore Whitney and Johnny Downs romance hints at a staged dock photo lure with several suitors. Nancy Carroll rebounds to publicity chatter while Luise Rainer and Jean Harlow flirt with red wig looks in upcoming films.
A review of Esther Forbes new Paradise profiles a frontier village near Boston and the Parre family. The book traces how Puritan restraint, frontier democracy, and Indian dispossession shape New England ending with King Philip’s War. It argues the historical novel inspires thought about how the region was settled and built.
The note recalls her 1935 appearance in The Wedding Night and mentions an upcoming item titled Gorgeous. John Considine, producer of Sequoia, is reportedly considering a color animal picture project with imaginative concepts.
The scarcity of food in a food-short age led to abandoning powdering hair, notably in the British army where flour used to whiten hair supported about 40 to 50,000 people, reflecting a large social impact of hunger.
A reflective piece on pride as an intrinsic sense of self. It argues that consciousness and intrinsic worth begin at birth, warning that fear of failure, materialism, and external praise can undermine real confidence. It prescribes fostering genuine self-esteem through praise for small tasks, supportive courage, and allowing natural talents to flourish.
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