10 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1936
Page
1
The Star will charge for tributes cards thanks resolutions and memorials about the departed in its news columns. Commercial papers enforce this policy to protect readers from space-taking memorials and disclaims responsibility for unread manuscripts.
The study finds tobacco smoking affects blood vessel circulation in Buerger's disease, with decreased skin temperature and increased blood pressure and pulse in both men and women. Jewish smokers show stronger responses. findings suggest tobacco harm regardless of race or sex and urge careful daily hygiene.
Olive Roberts Barton weighs a mother’s dilemma for a two and a half year old when planning a long motor trip to see family. She urges weighing emotional needs against travel strain, suggests trusted care, and emphasizes that a vacation can refresh both mother and child while maintaining close contact with home.
Bruce Gatton reviews Wayne Gard biography Sur Bass, arguing Sam Bass was a plain illiterate yet earned legend through easy rail robbery and a Robin Hood image. Olaf Stapledon’s Odd John imagines a genius child forming a new civilization with telepathy, labeling such minds as queer folk.
Hollywood notes on Greta Garbo in Camille and Wyler’s cameo as a violinist spark tongue in cheek laughs amid industry satire. Debating diet books and tempers, the column frets about makeup surprises, actor accents, and censorship while teasing Minsky burlesque and planned Dietrich projects.
Evangelist Bill Couch preached Sunday night on "What Is the Matter With Hope" noting Hope's moral decline. He urged readers to realize their condition, recognize needs, and show concern, as regular tent revival services resume Tuesday after a rest night Monday.
Promoter Bert Mauldin announced a seven event athletic show to be staged Tuesday night at the South Walnut street arena. The reel includes a Movie Impresario tale of Chicago film work and tough extras facing a recounted hiring sequence. A Capone appears as a benefactor in the narrative.
The Star lists Democratic primary candidates for Hempstead County on August 31 1986 including Emory A Thompson Luke Monroe Hugh D Clark John P Vesey for Sheriff and Collector Frank Ward for County and Probate Judge Ruffin White Prank Rider for County Treasurer Clifford Franks H M Stephens Miss Lillie Middlebrooks for Circuit Clerk Arthur C Anderson Ralph Bailey W A Formby. Also boxing wrestling show details and a China irrigation project noted.
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