20 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
1
Dr. Morris Fishbein argues tonics are useless and describes true health as rebuilt by good food, fresh air, and tissue restoration. He cites alcohol and stimulants as harmful, notes oxygen supply and red blood cell development as key for energy, and warns against relying on tonics for preservation of health.
The piece warns that late summer changes bring colds and digestive upsets. It stresses careful food choices, chewing, and not overfeeding children. It advises warming clothing and blankets as evenings turn cool, noting changeable weather as a factor in illnesses.
Hollywood profile of Samuel Hinds detailing his switch from law to acting after early losses in the stock market. Covers his Pasadena years, transition to film roles, notable parts, and status as a working character actor. Includes notes on other child stars and near comebacks.
Major Edward Bowes writes in New York about nurturing genuine talent through the Amateur Hour. He argues hard work and belief in ability open doors while acknowledging the uphill path and the harsh reality of rejection for those lacking talent.
The host emphasizes fair trials and merit on Amateur Hour broadcasts. He notes the program is over a year old, fosters promising youths, and has led many to perform before paying crowds in theaters, proving talent with audience approval.
The Drouth Hits Home week shows traveling units moving into theaters once dark as amblers seek live entertainment. Clyde Barrie, a gifted baritone, debuted on a May 1935 broadcast and now stars on CBS radio, while Jackie Billips, a tap dancer, heads to Hollywood with a Universal Pictures contract.
Harmony Little Howard McMillen arrived Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Huckabee. Both mother and baby are doing fine. The article notes family and friends visiting and attending church services as they celebrate the birth.
Molly Milford endures a staged abduction as criminals mistake her for a missing heiress. A note from a jailed lover reveals Leela’s marriage, while Molly pretends to be the real Leela to uncover the scheme. A masked gang confronts her, and she must keep composure to expose the criminals.
From Washington to Salt Lake City, GOP leaders face tensions over cautions on the gold standard and silver. Senator Borah remains critical of the New Deal as Landon seeks party unity while weighing currency positions with Governor Landon ahead of critical primaries.
Pattern ERE S jacket dress No 8625 suits larger women with tweed jersey or silk skirts and jackets and silk dotted swiss or lawn jabots. Patterns range sizes 40 to 50 with fabric yardage listed for skirt jacket and lining. Secure pattern and steps by coupon noting the newspaper name. fall/winter pattern book available 15 cents or 16 cents if ordered with pattern.
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