09 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1937
Page
1
A mother reports her daughter Anne faces isolation among neighborhood children three months after arriving. The piece discusses how old friends resist inclusion, the role of shyness, and the idea of finding one approachable playmate to ease the social entry as summer looms and daily contact increases.
A 1937 editorial questions U S safety guarantees for Americans in war zones like Peiping and Tientsin. It argues the government should protect only those on public business while private ventures in dangerous areas bear their own risk, urging readers to adopt the stance “include us out” amid rising tensions.
Spanish minister of education outlines reopening Madrid schools despite rebel missiles. He says 100000 city youngsters remained home due to evacuation refusals and safety risks, yet classes will resume even as the city stays under bombardment and danger.
In this 1930s era medical piece the author discusses vitamins, minerals, and the yet unclear roles of linoleic acid or vitamin F, noting the presence of nutrients in foods, the limits of current knowledge, and warning against unproven vitamin claims and skin applications.
Judith, famed as America's best dressed woman, faces a public crush as rumors link her to actor Bruce. Millicent and Ronnie confess mutual love and elope, shocking Judith. Bruce acknowledges the pair’s match, while Judith plans to sail to Newark and confront headlines, undoing a romance that may never be.
The text guides Anne on avoiding overt display to gain acceptance. It advises finding common ground with approachable individuals, using shared interests like pets or books as stepping stones, and warns against seeming desperate or flashy. It emphasizes being likable, natural, presentable, and forming genuine friendships with lonely peers.
A Book a Day reviews The Pearl Trader by Louis Kornitzer. It chronicles his boyhood in Poland, his father's gem trade, and Kornitzer's own rise as a London diamond dealer. The book spans adventures from Australia to the Far East, detailing markets and jewel lore across Paris, London, and New York.
Hollywood gossip notes report a first employer paid sit down strike at Warner studios for Stand-In with 500 extras. George Sanders was injured during a Life of a Lancer Spy duel, rebuked by director Gregory Ratoff.
V N En Schiaparelli designed outfits for Mae West in her latest film and revived 1900s romance styles. The shirted basque pattern 8041 gains fashion traction with a fitted shirred bodice and jeweled trim, offered in black satin or silk rayon.
A Portland sailmaker claims mastery of 760 knot and splice techniques in a curious boast. The note hints at possible future uses in trials and contrasts old world wit with modern jurists, while fleeting comments touch on war, gas, and sport figures in a garbled burst of era tinseled news.
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