28 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1937
Page
1
The Hope Star states its editorial mission to present news and foster commerce through ads while pledging to credit Associated Press dispatches. It notes charges for tributes cards of thanks memorials and other memorial notices and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Rexford Tugwell argues in Current History that laws fixing prices or restricting competition harm consumers. He notes the growing consumer cooperative movement, warns against limiting chain stores, and says such actions could boost cooperatives while hurting independents and chains. He warns that policies to soak the consumer may hasten coop growth.
The aged Alfonso seeks restoration to the Spanish throne after aiding insurgents, with advocates urging his recall as reward for his efforts. A grim future possibility casts doubt on the monarch’s popular support and the fruits of any victory, given the bloodshed he helped prolong.
The Rockefeller Foundation reports that yellow fever can occur where aedes aegypti is absent, with vast South American jungles cited as centers. The struggle continues as scientists seek a new villain and plan renewed efforts, yet confidence remains that science will prevail.
The clinician weighs extent of infection age of the patient complications and body condition to judge treatment and the patient’s future. Prognosis varies with disease stage response to treatment age living conditions and coexisting illnesses, with far advanced cases having low recovery chances.
The author discusses unnecessary family problems shown to children and urges a full study of conditions using modern physical and lab methods. She laments lack of shared ideas and notes children treat parents as background for supplies. She argues for prioritizing home life, education, and organized forces to focus the child on family responsibilities.
In Chapter VII Joan Barrett and Bob Hendry discuss a rushed offer on a mine the Bella Terra as they plan a future together. Bob proposes marriage soon, while Joan senses danger in promoter Norton and in Sybil Hendry who invites Joan to tea foreshadowing ongoing trouble and jealousy.
An essay argues parents should reveal some family realities to growing children. It advocates a year at home between high school and college to learn work, responsibility, and household duties, and urges sons and daughters to gain perspective on managing money and family affairs.
This item discusses Bruce Catton's A Book a Day, Emil Gathing and Charles Rumfirt Walker’s new approaches to biographies, and Ludwit’s history style. It highlights Walker's American City focusing on Minneapolis, noting its sociological lens and distinctive portrayal of city life.
In Paducah Kentucky a parachutist Killer Kifer soared over the flooded city to drop a 100 pound relief parcel. The wing jumper rode low above eight to fourteen feet of water as a medical shipment awaited rescue boats. Spectators hailed the daring drop and Kifer’s accuracy amid wrecked streets and waterlogged rail lines.
In a sunlit corner of a studio lot, famed writers like Walker and Hopkins craft stories while colleagues such as Anita Loos and Florence Ryerson collaborate in intimate setups. The piece reveals their methods from secretaries to back‑to‑back desks, showing a vivid slice of 1930s Hollywood writing life and the pressures of landmark projects.
Today's Patterns presents a last word in chic dress design No. 8954 with scallops button trim and puff sleeves. It suggests fabrics percale gingham organdie dotted swiss or silk and sizes up to 14 years. sister dress adds a yoke and tiny bows in dotted swiss organdie lawn or silk, with yardage details and a coupon offer to obtain the pattern book for 15 cents or 25 cents when bundled.
Average cost of new homes on federal resettlement projects will be pared to 1200 dollars in the south unit and 2100 dollars in the north. The Resettlement Administration has revived permission to use skilled labor from outside relief rally on housing construction. Officials say the use of skilled relief labor greatly increased costs but under the new arrangement Secretary Wallace says costs may drop and twice as many needy farm families could be helped at the same total cost.
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