29 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
1
A fragment quotes Col KR McCormick describing the newspaper as a civil institution that presents the news of the people, fosters commerce and industry, and serves as a check on government through widespread advertisements and public discourse.
An analysis of four major Michigan auto strikes totals 477 million dollars in losses. The Wagner Act, by legalizing union formation and bargaining, could prevent such costly, organization-driven disputes in the future, saving billions and reshaping labor relations.
Senator Steiner proposes a constitutional amendment to nominate presidents and vice presidents by popular vote. Parties would issue platforms and rubber-stamp voter choices, ending behind the scenes horse-trading and quiet politicking. The plan would force clear issue positions and make nominations more responsive to the popular will.
The article traces a century of sanatorium care for tuberculosis, noting climate is secondary to rest, nutrition, and mental well being. It asserts open air helps but warns against dust and extreme temperatures, and highlights sanatoriums aid in establishing a patient’s treatment routine at home or away.
Olive Roberts Barton notes that tantrums frighten mothers and prompt much debate. She describes a boy subjected to violent outbursts who later improved at a special institution and now leads a happy life. The piece contends that ordinary tantrums seldom last past babyhood and that parental calm helps defuse episodes.
Louise Bogan’s The Sleeping Fury from Scribner’s offers a slim yet high quality collection. Selden Rodman’s Lawrence, The Last Crusade, explores heroic verse with strong moments but uneven flow amid a bridge between two temperaments.
Washington report shows the federal education bureau faces delays in aligning district boundaries and overcoming financial obstacles as it reviews ten states to assess potential efficiency in school organization and value for money spent.
A look back through early cinema shows censorship battles over She Thaw Trial and public outcry surrounding Mademoiselle Champagne. It notes key figures like Victor Herbert, Mack Sennett, Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, Pearl White, Lasky, Ziegfeld, and Mary Pickford, plus milestones from 1903 to 1914.
Washington dispatch reports Library of Congress and National Archives clash over a new scientific policy described in the capital as the little constitution war. The dispute centers on archival procedures and access rules amid broader government debates.
An ad claims Sorbol-Quadruple, a colorless liniment, quickly supplies the substance needed by the thyroid. It advises applying twice daily and notes thousands have been relieved without interfering with work or pleasure. Briant's Drug Store offers further information and Mrs Lula McFadden of Hope Arkansas will share success with Sorbol-Quadruple.
Archivist R. D. W. Conner seeks two 2250000 cubic foot filing cabinets for Watorio documents now placed in a shrine for the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. Librarian Herbert Patni resists surrender. the Library chairs insist the documents stay where they are per record 18.4.
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