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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1936
Page
3
The article describes De Mille directing for 14 weeks with fiery, exacting routines, changing shirts daily and finishing in peak form as the crew endures his rants. It notes admiration from players and staff, and mentions Belisha beacons in London costing about $1.25 to replace after some 300 are broken.
Social updates list Horace Kennedy teaching a singing school in Holly Grove. Several families visit relatives: Suttons of Lost Prairie with J L Suttons. Leon Willis with Okalona relatives. Cale of El Dorado with Hurtsnek family. Oma Lee and Marie Owens with Patmos relatives. Stacey Fheasher returns from Earl Hurst. Obe Cox plans Seattle trip after visit with mother. Eccentric spellings reflect OCR quirks but indicate multiple visits and arrivals in nearby towns.
Dr Mortis Fishbein outlines steps to diagnose kidney troubles and reduce kidney workload. Rest, adjusted diet, and careful fluid and protein control are emphasized, with tailored salt and mineral intake and ensuring adequate vitamins.
A column on how modern child feeding shifts from romance to health talk. It notes how meals become driven by calories, vitamins, and weight, and laments the loss of appetite through constant nutrition chatter. The author suggests balancing taste and psychology without overreliance on fear or ritual.
Hollywood notes recount director Cecil B DeMille in full flow directing Wild Bill Hickok on a Missouri river set. His booming voice, shouting dummies and urging intelligent confusion keep 250 extras and crew on edge as he commands action with a chair boy nearby.
Ann and Bill Ware confront the bonds theft, shielding Bill from blame after Jaime’s arrest. Ann admits the mountain night with Bill to the hotel crowd, then Jaimes betrayal unfolds. With bonds recovered, Bill proposes immediate marriage as they agree to a future together in the mountains and city.
In House Mississippi a 2,138 acre cooperative farm houses 33 tenants including 19 Black and 12 White families. The project, started with $2,000 and farm equipment, builds a community with a school, a mill, blacksmith, and staged housing. Tenants receive about $20 monthly and plan long term membership, while whites and Blacks live in separate sections and attend separate churches.
Fragmented OCR text mentions recreation, a guitar program, a theater, and a plan for future community facilities. Franklin envisions within years a federation of families, a high school, a supplementary school, and upgraded education to foster higher learning and civic growth in the county.
The article itemizes residents like Mr and Mrs Gentry, Mr and Mrs Gilbert, Mr and Mrs Yeager, and others visiting or shopping in Tape Shrutchlin Hone and Battlefield Suratay. It notes several dinner guests at Mr B W Spring and mentions area families from Waller Cornelius and Ethel Cornelius among attendees.
Rickety OCR fragment notes Bret Butler aiding after weeks of illness and mentions Mrs TH Butler and Reels Mormidl visiting Mr and Mrs J B Butler. Guests of Mr and Mrs B P Butler and Suevly, aunt Mes Elleidies Juinsan attended. Saturday night faired home visits noted.
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