18 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1937
Page
1
A brief note outlines The Star's role and policies including price terms for subscriptions and mail, Associated Press credit, and a policy against accepting unsolicited manuscripts. It mentions charges for tributes and memorials and emphasizes reader protection from space-wasting notices.
In Linden New Jersey rival railroad crews race to clear right of way for a through highway echoing the 1860s Union Pacific Central Pacific links. The piece contrasts then subsidy driven feats with today’s tempered national pride, urging reflection on a once young nation’s spirit and ambitions.
The article notes Nazi Germany forbids citizens from leaving with more than 10 marks, labeling short trips as harming national reputation. It mocks the policy as a practical irony since travelers can’t take more than 10 marks abroad, pushing wanderlust Germans to stay home on weekends.
In this eighth article on allergic disorders Dr Morris Fishbein explains asthma signs from Hyde Salter s 1860 description and discusses attack timing and triggers. The physician classifies asthma types by careful patient evaluation, noting attacks often occur early morning or at night and vary by environment, with erosion estimates for the Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain.
Dr. Arnold Gesetl and Dr. Frances L Ig present a new volume from the Yale Clinic of Child Development, a long effort over eighteen years. The book offers a systematic account of feeding through the first years, focusing on appetite, behavior, and natural food preferences in infants and toddlers.
In a city gathering, Kath, Bob, and Kathleen become entangled with the Duchess and Professor Bracey. The Duchess courts Bob while Bracey probes Kathleen and hints at hidden motives. A clash erupts as Schmatz’s dog injures a painting, leaving the scene unresolved.
An article argues new foods and child habits hinge on readiness to eat and parental attitudes. It proposes forming a community club to fund reliable child care and feeding books, letting members share volumes at libraries and shops to support better understanding of child development. The suggested volume costs 4 dollars 50 cents by Lippincott.
Bruce Catton surveys The Chief of the Woods and Miles Burton delivers The Clue of the 14 Keys while Donald Q. Burleigh profiles The Kristiana Killers. He notes dope ring plots in Maine lumber towns and a doctor sleuth in Kristiana. Canada’s 1935 jend exports valued at $8,286,000.
Paul Norrison surveys how film actors travel to summer stock theaters across New England and California to perform in The Virginian, Tonight at 8 30, and Noel Coward plays. The article notes venues like Lubera Theater Santa Barbara Pasadena Playhouse and Laguna artist colony plan summer stages. It also covers tighter visitor bans on movie sets due to labor unrest and ongoing production adjustments.
Pattern 3849 offers a practical shirtwaist dress for girls ages 8 to 16 with a center front panel, short puffed sleeves, and warmth and washability. Made in challns and lightweight fabrics, it suits serge, flannel, or wool plaid. Fall book has 32 pages of designs, pattern price 15 cents plus 10 more for ordering, include name and address.
Kenne bunk Beach author Kenneth Roberts, famed for Northwest Passage, revises early career images of the god Hotei and Chinese idols. He keeps about 40 statues in his studio and home, writes up to 2,000 words daily, and cites extensive source work to ensure historical accuracy.
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