01 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1937
Page
1
The piece argues Congress struggles over budget cuts and relief spending as unemployment rises. It suggests the cure lies in reviving private industry and restoring confidence, rather than deeper federal relief cuts, to spur a genuine business revival and stabilize government finances.
Progress toward making the Spanish Civil War a purely Spanish affair gains ground as Soviet Russia accepts a plan for removing foreign soldiers. Other non intervention powers drafted the plan, granting belligerent rights to the rebel government after substantial progress. Russia had initially refused until all foreigners left but has modified its stance. The war's scars will endure for decades, with blame attributed to non Spaniards.
In ninth article Dr. Fishhein reviews methods for excess hair removal, noting needle electrolysis is slow and painful and X rays are now discouraged due to tissue harm. Wax, depilatories, stone rub, and safety razors are discussed with cautions about roots and skin irritation. The piece also mentions America’s sport blending cricket and rounders, with rule changes.
In a reader letter Olive Roberts Barton discusses child obesity, noting uncertainty about causes and urging consultation with a doctor or specialist. She cautions against self treatment and suggests moderating heavy foods while acknowledging limited personal expertise. She hints at a social attitude angle toward weight.
Bob Barry and Mary Melissa Lane begin an expedition into a vast desert cave. They climb the cliff, light a lantern, and move through a maze of chambers with careful study of formations. As they explore, tension rises about the cave's purpose and potential dangers.
While exploring a cave Bob and Lissa navigate narrow ledges and slippery rock. A lantern slips from Lissa’s grasp and crashes over a ledge, producing a brilliant flare and a final bang before darkness and suspense grip them. To Be Continued.
Bruce Catton praises Henry C. Beck for More Forgotten Towns of Southern New Jersey. The book surveys obscure byways, vanished towns, and former boom towns through maps, documents, and field research, delivering informative, charming Americana. It highlights places like Breadarte Cheese Run, Recklesstown, Apple Pie Hill, Fooltown, and Buckshuten.
A columnist reflects on body image among youths, noting nicknames like Fatty Red or Skinny, and the pain of growth spurts. The piece urges acceptance, cautions against rigid ideals, and suggests supportive guidance for those easing into adulthood. It references J. P. Moran returning to the United States and mentions social reactions to obesity and dieting.
Hollywood starlet Miss Hovick and husband Mizzy wed in a rapid California ceremony after honeymooning in her trailer with a pack of dachshunds. The affair drew wide attention as the couple faced studio demands and legal waiting periods, while Hovick contemplates a stage or film return amid chaotic travel and public gaze.
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