06 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
1
The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and states charges apply for tributes cards thanks resolutions or memorials. It clarifies republication rights with The Associated Press exclusively for credited news dispatches and local news.
The article notes Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras forming a bloc of dictatorships amid constitutional violations with presidents serving beyond term limits. It discusses Tiburcio Carias Andino and Jorge Ubico, their regimes, propaganda tools, and the long history of strong-arm rule in the region.
The piece notes 25 years since Herman Rosenthal was killed by gangsters and marks that murder as the start of modern gang violence. It observes how the word gangster emerged from harried New York reporters and spread through films magazines and newspapers.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses vitamin D deficiency impacts beyond rickets, urging pregnant and nursing women to increase vitamin D, calcium, and phosphorus intake. The piece notes miners may meet needs via occasional sun, and emphasizes vitamin D’s role in immunity and dental health, advising dietary sources to prevent rickets and bone defects.
The text notes that a well balanced diet with milk butter and eggs reduces worry about vitamin D deficiency for adults, but growing infants require extra vitamin D. Without enough, they may develop rickets, weakness, and a tendency toward early death. It adds that Calico was first brought to England by the East India Company in 1613.
The text argues against instilling chronic guilt in children and distinguishes normal guilt from ironic guilt. It notes normal guilt follows real wrongs and repentance benefits the soul, while ironic guilt destroys self respect and persists despite good motives.
Judith Irving and Millicent survive a crash over the Rockies and reach a Nevada mining town. They rent a ranch house, shop for clothes, and settle into a new social circle with Mark Price joining the household as a boarder. Judith resists gossip while navigating romance and uncertain futures.
The writer argues parents should distinguish mistakes from sins and consider a child’s motives when misdeeds occur. Youthful impulsiveness, curiosity, and varying self-control shape behavior. Punishment should fit the act, but excessive shame harms conscience and lifelong resilience. Encourage a confident, forward-looking attitude rather than fear and self-accusation.
Bruce Catton reviews Louis Pauls Emma a tale of Emma childless wife of a businessman who abandons her marriage to seek independence. She builds a coffee shop to a restaurant chain, yet finds no guiding light and returns to her husband seeking happiness in a rebuilt home.
Hollywood notes on in old Chicago cobweb scene testing rubber cement webs. director Henry King quarrels with cobweb demand then a cobweb expert spins a rubber cement strand. Ratoff, Dietrich, Bennett, Downs, Whitnety and Dietrich observations follow as filming and celebrity buzz mix with studio publicity and on set antics.
The note praises Mr. Paul for excellent prose and strong character portrayal, noting that Emma's problem is answered when she returns and a home is saved again, with any small weakness in the core action balanced by writing strength.
Busy days in the kitchen call for a simple dress pattern 8038. The design features a shoulder yoke with short sleeves, a low shirtwaist collar, and easy construction akin to a doll’s dress. Sizes 36 through 62, with yardage details and two small prints options in cotton and rayon.
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