26 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1936
Page
1
Maur feet are among the most vulnerable points in your body and athlete's foot is now common. The doctor outlines signs of foot trouble, causes from shoes to weight, and steps to prevent flat feet with proper arch supports and targeted exercises.
In a review of playful tricks and vaudeville style gags, the piece notes how pep talks end with warnings about testing luck and how jokes like knock knock and handles games fascinated both adults and children. It recalls past sensations from Cantor to Samuel Goldwyn and hints at money changing hands in flipping knot contests.
Bell Chapel resident Bells Chapel Bob Shackelford of Ardmore Oklahoma jailed on Mr. and Mrs Tom Shackelford. Thursday Frank Hale of Hope spent afternoon with sister Mrs Bill Yates and Mr Yates. Miss Annie Lee Bailey visited Rosston. Miss Helen Fay Bailey home for two week vigil. Mrs Garland White was Friday guest of Mrs Elmer Bell. the Brights of Sweet home visited Finley and Gandle Sunday. Loyd Shackelford and Gray Bartle made a business trip to Hut Springs.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that the term pre school child misleads parents and stresses early school prep. She insists the two to six year period should build character, self control, and social skills rather than letters, urging patience and measured teaching to strengthen courage and readiness for later schooling.
Hollywood life shines with gossip about director Edward Sutherland ordering dancers to remove gum on a champagne waltz set. The piece notes June Wei’s defiance and Ford family presence amid talk of Ty Buster Rebellion and on set dynamics.
In a tense hideout siege in Hornton, Molly Milford exposes her disguise as the real Molly Milford while Brent defies danger. Police close in on Black and Louis after a convoluted counterplot, ending with Molly and Brent planning a future together as they return to the Milford estate amid public attention.
Southern Association standings show Birmingham Nashville New Orleans and others with varied records. Local social notes list Clarence Neavers visiting Hot Springs, plus multiple guests at the Wood Morris and Stewart households, and a weekend stop in Hope for Ira Brooks and Thelbert Smits.
A fragmented clipping lists numerous social calls and visits among Hickory area residents. Names such as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ross, Miss Glarys Wilson, Mrs. Weassie Pool, Clifton Duke, Miss Mildred, Miss Alta Bruce, R. J. Ross, and Mrs. Sarah Bradford appear amid family get togethers and Sunday dinners. The item also mentions Mrs. Rogers and her children with military figures referenced in Europe.
Cargill, an amateur fighter, scored his fourth knockout in fin starts Tuesday night. He delivered hard rights to Justin Rider of Patmas, sending him to the canvas for a 10 count in the fourth round of their tour bout witnessed by about 200 fans.
The New York Giants defeated Cincinnati Reds 5 1 in a key league game, extending their winning streak to 13 and moving into first place. Hank Leiber delivered a two base hit driving in the decisive runs in the seventh, as Giants pitchers held the Reds through eight innings before Don Brennan closed.
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