13 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply for tributes cards of banks resolutions or memorials tied to the departed. It notes commercial newspapers promote this policy in news columns to shield readers from an overload of memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains kidney trouble is not simple and requires thorough exams. Microscopic and chemical tests on each kidney plus functional tests determine type and treatment. Regular yearly checks for those past middle age can detect early issues and allow timely, life-saving care.
A fragile mother’s letter urges children to care for toys and belongings. It emphasizes the cost of carelessness, the worry it causes mothers, and how small acts of thoughtfulness can prevent loss, damage, and money strain. The piece blends warm parental guidance with practical lessons.
Hollywood profile of child star Phillips McFarland nearing his fifth year as a leading man. The feature film General Spanky marks a career peak with a salary rise to 1250 a week. Spanky remains independent, witty, and outspoken on set while his brother Tom stays out of movies.
Economists see business charts influencing politics as prosperity waves shape voter sentiment. The piece weighs how upward trends and New Deal policy impact election dynamics, noting two sides: prosperity aids the party in power, but critics doubt the strength of recovery and its electoral effect.
Local notes report Rev and Mrs L H Henbest leaving Monthy for Rebee Arkansas to conduct another revival. Several visitors are listed: Mrs Ralph Thompson and son of Delight with Mr and Mrs A J Brooks. George Stewart and Mrs Tom Shackelford shopping in Hop. Otis Forester of Stephens visiting Mr and Mrs A J Culline. Artis Mouser of Deasin guest of Mrs Zela Faye Mouser. Pate and daughter of Agatine visiting Mr and Mrs HW Tate. Mee, Viola Campbell and children visiting Providence parents Mr and Mrs Fred Yast week.
Albuquerque scientists finance a mobile lab to study lightning with a roadside armored car. Dr. Workman and Dr. Holzer lead cameras, field sensors, and voltage measurements to capture cloud to cloud and cloud to ground discharges at night, aiming to reduce radio static and better understand storms.
Last week guests included Miss Lillie Mae Harris hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L W Culling. Rev and Mrs Thurman White of Blytheville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jim Brooks. Vincent Ashcraft left for Las Vegas after visiting friends and relatives. Miss Hilda Whiteside of Hot Springs visited Miss Annie Lee Bailey. Mrs Edgar Leverett and Miss Floyce Levertt of Blevins were guests of Mrs Lon Wood. Born to Mr and Mrs Erwin Brooks on August 1. Mr and Mrs Walter White from Ciney were Sunday guests of Ed Chamblee. Mrs M E White accompanied them home. Mrs Aaron Stewart and Miss Evelyn Stewart shopped in Hope. Florence and Flora Mae Warren of McCaskill were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Cuifin Honea. Mrs John White of Sutton was Wests visitor of Mrs Thalbert Smith. Mrs Willie Sutton of Russian is visiting Men and Mrs J B Bailey.
An abbreviated fragment notes a perceived U S effort labeled URRY or OUD with uncertain context. The text hints at a national campaign or policy but provides no concrete actions, dates, or entities beyond these acronyms. Further readable details are required for a precise headline and summary.
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