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The Star announces charges will apply to tributes cards banks resolutions and memorials about the departed and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts Mae Ee.
12 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1936
Page
1
The Star announces charges will apply to tributes cards banks resolutions and memorials about the departed and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts Mae Ee.
Dr. Morrie Fishbein outlines steps to diagnose kidney disorders and reduce kidney workload. Treatment focuses on identifying the cause, shifting some work to skin and bowels, bed rest, mild laxatives, careful diet, salt and fluid control, and ensuring adequate vitamins and minerals.
A fragmented 1930s style meditation on how modern nutrition messaging turns meals into health catechism. It notes spinach myths, calories and muscles, and the tension between realism and appetite, urging gentler feeding that respects taste and psychology rather than fear. It contrasts cheerful imagery with the pressure to mold children into strong, healthy bodies through diet.
Cecil B DeMille directs The Plainsman with a booming voice and a flamboyant presence. He yells at extras and crew from a gate filled lot while Gary Cooper, Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok scenes unfold on a muddy Missouri river set. His chair man and loudspeakers follow every move as DeMille demands intelligent action and dramatic fervor.
The piece notes The Vanishing American runs 14 weeks or more with De Mille vociferously directing. He will wear varied shirts and jewelry, perform intense rehearsals, and provoke crew before final footage is shot. In London, orange Belisha beacon globes cost about 125 dollars each to replace, with several broken in the city.
A singing school began in Holly Grove Monday taught by Horace Kennedy. Local families including Sattar Sutton Willis and Wren relatives visited, with several heading to Seatop Washington after extended visits.
Ann admits spending the night with Bill Ware to cover for him and protect him from blame. Jaime’s gambling losses and missing bonds unravel. bonds are found in Jaime’s bag and he confesses. Ann and Bill reconcile on Echo Pond, accept love, plan to marry, and vow to start a life together despite a looming return to work.
A group of 33 tenant families, aided by Sherwood Eddy, purchased 1988 acres along the Mississippi and formed two cooperatives to run a self supporting farm. Residents, white and Black, live in shacks, cultivate corn and vegetables, and share profits after expenses. The project aims for education, improved housing, and eventual land ownership with an advisory tenant council and a diverse staff guiding production and distribution.
Names such as Mr and Mrs Ruff Geates, Mrs Wilton Gentry, and Mr and Mrs Daviel Yeates were seen in Hope Saturday. Other groups including Harvol Siggind of Bale Hefield and Walter Corauline with family attended Battlefield Sunday service and dined with Mr B Wy Sprinn.
Rosston Rt 2 Gia reports Bead Butler ill for several weeks. Mr and Mrs FH Bauer of Roky Moon visited Mr and Mrs Tud or Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elevidhgs Jolnsin of Cule were guests of Mr and Mrs 1PLE. Buda Sunday. Mrs 8 Diu ronirnes at home Saturday night after six xe.
Mrs Doyle visits with her daughter and Mr Lowe of Mildén Georgia. Mrs C H Butler and Chilean relative visit Week. Mrs P E Butler spent the fourth week visiting relatives at Presed Laneburg and Cale.
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