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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1936
Page
1
The article explains coronary thrombosis as a blockage of heart blood vessels by a clot, notes common age ranges, typical initial pains, and contrasts it with angina. It describes emergency care, significance of symptoms, and recovery timelines including bed rest, healing, and possible lasting pain or recurrent risk.
Olive Roberts Bar bets on home training versus social influence in a bustling parenting column. She notes how a kindergartner labeled as a goody two shoes faces peer impact and suggests radical steps like changing residence or moving parts of the day to new scenes to shield a child from negative surroundings.
Hollywood figures refuse to discuss the Mary Astor and Dr. Thorpe custody dispute, with Janet Gaynor, Lawrence Tibbett, Mae West, Jean Harlow, and others offering no comment. The piece notes the industry’s reluctance to engage as scandal threatens reputations and recalls ongoing disputes among actors and involved parties.
Several hundred Franklin County residents packed the Ozark circuit court to witness six state officials and employees charged with intimidating a voter. The trial was postponed for one week after a three-judge session. Revenue Commissioner Earl B. Wiseman and the five others awaited proceedings as spectators discussed the drought pensions WPA relief and local worries while a stenographer recorded the hearing. Dave Partain, a Van Buren lawyer and gubernatorial candidate, requested the delay to observe the case and consider disposition matters.
In Watseka Iroquois County courthouse historical room a small six by eight inch box wrapped in brown paper bears an inscription. The note, left by Major Matthew H. Peters, reads do not tear off this wrapper until April 18, 1961 the Civil War centennial.
Tanquary honey extracting plant in Halock Minnesota, one of the largest in the country, ships thousands of tons to outside markets despite dry conditions. Two carloads, each 35,000 pounds, were dispatched last week.
Amid court disclosures and rumors, Mary Astor's film career hangs in balance. Columbia Pictures faces potential disruption as hearings bar her from a current project, while industry figures weigh the impact on her future. Gable and Kaufman are cited as circle acquaintances amid the gossip and press scrutiny.
The farmer faces continual risk from weather pests and market swings, betting yearly on crop yields, prices, and payments. He weighs drouth, frost, insects, and global supply, while judging neighbors' actions and broader prosperity. In this life of gamble, the farmer views Wall Street as merely a piker compared to his own high-stakes bets.
Washington officials said no requests had been received for price adjustments on loan renewals for the cotton crop nor for a loan renewal on iron, with iron selling about 19 to 12 cents per pound. Government estimates foresee a smaller cotton crop this year, while June payments by the Commodity Credit Corporation total $548,248, and overall May 12 1933 through June this year reach $634,337. Extensions on 1935 36 loans due July 31 will not be granted, with about 93,000 bales lent and roughly 25,000 to 30,200 bales remaining unpaid.
Lake Mead behind Boulder Dam is cooling the Nevada desert, LW reports via Gres, with wirline operations chief noting a definite cooling effect on the arid region near the lake and its surroundings.
A fragmented standings note lists results: Little Ravk 7 over Atlanta 0. Knoxville 1 to Memphis 8. Chattanooga 8 to Birmingham 13. New Orleans 5, Nashville 4. New York 3, Boston 2. Chicago T, Cincinnati 2. Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 4. Detroit 3, Chicago 6. Cleveland 4, St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 2, Washington 2. New York 4, Boston.
Large crowd at South Walnut street area watches LeRoy McGuirk world light heavyweight champion defeat Suck Curtiss of Vielsburg Miss after a fast exchange of holds and dramatic pins. The crowd denounces no canvass at the end of the second fall. Pete Bultram of New York tops Pat Newman of Texarkana in a best two of three semi final.
Brent pursues truth about Molly and the slain robber known as The Red Poppy. Donna recalls Molly’s careful makeup after the death of a girl, hinting Molly may still be alive. Molly confronts a web of lovers Steve Louis and Winnie as tension builds toward a pivotal reveal.
Evidence was completed Saturday in the trial of Martin Moore for the slaying of Julie Hela Viev enger in her Battery Park hotel room early July 16. A defense motion for y isonsult was denied, and Judge Donald Phillips ordered arguments by counsel to start immediately. Times Goes Crazy London This goes a psychological view when the trans Atlantic plane service begins to operate probably early
Advertises demand for round gum blocks and various oak logs including White Oak Forked Leaf and Cow Oak. Specifies grades and names like Headbig Holts Whisky Ol and Quercup Post Oak Bed Oak and Ash Bolts. Directs inquiries to Hope Heading Company for prices and specifications.
Eastbound travelers may require 2 hours extra. southbound trips seem to stretch to 28 hours. The five hour gap between English and American clocks seeks to clarify the travel mystery.
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