28 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1936
Page
1
Hope Arkansas daily Star newspaper policy page notes charges for tributes cards and memorials. It lists publishing details, printer address at 212 214 South Street, editors Palmer and Washburn, and subscription rates for local and distant counties.
The article discusses superstition around birthmarks linking them to prenatal events and maternal experiences. It notes no evidence supports such claims, explains marks arise in the first weeks of development, and argues later maternal mental state cannot affect the child’s appearance or talents.
A country school tale follows Mary as she hides a blue dress and contemplates a pink one for her birthday. A mother recalls a barefooted child and a needed shift in judging behavior, stressing motive over misdeed.
Brice Catton reviews The Coin Doctor a simple entertaining book by Croswett and Dunlap priced at 1 reflecting a 2th Century-Fox moving picture story Willis Thornton adaptation from Charles E Blake Sony Levin. It follows a hard working Ontario doctor whose life changes with quintuplets arrival and fame offering engaging human drama and photo stills from the film.
Hollywood gossip notes quirky scenes from films and stars. A baby substitute in Anthony Adverse earns $75 while Camer oman Dan Clark seeks hospital photos. Edith Fellowes throws a birthday party for grandmother and Water Huston shifts roles from Dadeworth to Dodsworth. Roger Pryor adds a romantic tease.
A gossip filled recap notes Avi Sothiett and Isabel Jewel's romance, Arlene Dudge and Wesley Ruggles delaying separation for a dinner party, and several Hollywood figures shaping screen projects. Tales include Adapters random notes, a phantom opera revival plan, and playful pranks aboard Wellman and Brown ships.
Doyle W. H. Harper visited Hope on Friday afternoon for business. Floyd Brandon visited Nashville on Saturday for business affairs.
Mr Ruff Brandon visited McCaskill on Saturday. Mrs Pearl Brandon and mother Mrs Tyner joined relatives from Gordon for Sunday with George Boozer family. Bro Adcock conducted services at Doyle Sunday and children’s day program. Large crowd enjoyed singing at Doyle Sunday night. Youths attended the school program at McCaskill Friday. Earl Brandon spent Saturday with David Baleh. Baleh returned to CCC camp Sunday. Weir Owens and family visited S J Balehy on Sunday afternoon.
In a small town Linda navigates romance and career pressures. Linda's affair with Pete Gardiner is overshadowed by Dix Carter's distant, unresolved letter and her growing loneliness as she balances work with emotional turmoil. The chapter ends with Linda deciding to return to Pete, while recognizing Dix's distant interest and the fragility of their bond.
Governor Futrell urged leaving the liquor issue to Arkansans but warned that repealing the legal liquor law would cut the ante funds for old age pensions. He cited federal matching funds and revenue loss, urging temperance through education and broad public sentiment.
The Starly authorized to announce no candidates in the primary election August 3 for Hempstead County offices. Judge Ruffin White Frank Rider seek County Treasurer Clifford Franks Circuit Clerk Arthur C. Anderson Ralph Bailey named for roles.
Standings show Renwils Little Rock defeating Birmingham 4 0 while Nashville beats Atlanta 4 9 and Cleveland tops St. Louis 2 1. Also mentions an unenforceable Tester law and notes U S exports of over 80 5 million feet of film in early 1932 along with a China Asia overview from Pamly mountains to the Pacific.
Unreadable OCR notes offer fabric types linen gingham seersucker and patterns for dresses with yardage estimates and sewing instructions. Mentions a spring and summer pattern book available separately and as an option with fabric supplies for an added price.
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