05 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1936
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein explains nose care to prevent hearing issues from nasal infections. Proper technique uses a loose handkerchief, one nostril open, gentle air flow, and safe saline irrigation. Avoid forceful blowing, hair-pulling, or probing the nose as these can cause injury or infection.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on walking as daily exercise and the strain of rushed meals. She contrasts a grandmother's ten mile daily walk with a doctor's four mile target, notes children’s long commutes, and cautions that vigorous activity after heavy meals shifts blood away from digestion. She urges lighter, more digestible lunches and paced routines to preserve health and energy for the day’s work.
Hollywood gossip notes a chaotic scene as rival ex champions and their partners clash in a local club. Spectators applaud a dramatic overhand drive that ends the match amid rumors of showcases and premieres planned for upcoming film events.
A miscellany notes Hollywood quirks and personalities. A parrot star refuses work without caramels while studio staffers adopt a stray dog named Robert Taylor. Names and trivia cover Douglas Fairbanks Sr to Anna Sten and a list of underlined monikers. A unique fish fact closes the piece.
Spring Hill residents including Mrs Linnie Walton and sister Jack Stith of Texarkana spent Thorkspiv ing with their parents Mr and Mrs W C Phillips. Cora Jackson and her son James of Oklahoma visited Ne Collins and family. Edith Mae McWilliams of Texarkana joined J B Turner and family for a weekend. Joby Yocom and John Moinen from Kilgore with families enjoyed an extended visit with home folks and friends. Mr nel Myvs Easterling and daughter...
McDougall attends a charity stage production of Full Acre in Eden where Lloyd Burtis promises a Broadway opportunity to the standout performer Dorothy Osborn, amid backstage suspense and a triumphant ovation that leaves her both elated and humbled. Dorothy Osborn wins praise from cast and audience, while McDougall contemplates her rise and his own fate.
Bruce Catton notes two holiday books ideal for Christmas gifts. The Bible in Art by David-Friede showcases biblical art from medieval to Renaissance masters and costs $4. Christmas the Sixth Book, edited by Haughan and from Augsburg, offers stories by Moyluy Singmaster Baath and others, plus gospel reprints, art reproductions, and photographs. A warm recommendation for family reading on Christmas Eve.
The fragment lists visits from families from Hope and Prescott, names include Mrs Monroe Martin, Miss Inez Yocnm, Mr and Mrs John Yocom, J A McLarty and son James, Bessie Collins Ezra McDowell, Mrs Alvin Robertson, Miss Gladys Johnson Allen Johnson, Bro Silvey, Mrs W L Garner, Mrs S B Smith, Miss Hazel Putman, and references to Bethel meeting. It notes a shift of Bessie Collins and Ezra McDowell to Lewisville to enter the tupper business and mentions a Thanksgiving gathering. The piece ends with a remark that a by product of cotton gins called Coltanseed is valued at $200,000,000 annually in the South.
A provided description explains how marriage affects benefits, noting that a wife who marries and quits work still qualifies for old age benefits at 65 if she meets earnings rules. It also states that both spouses can receive benefits if each has worked and earned sufficient wages in five calendar years, with specifics on ineligible jobs and the non impact of marriage on benefits. The text introduces part time worker impacts next.
The Arkansas Tuberculosis Association reports 34 clinics in 18 counties over the past year with 3 574 patients, 1 123 exposed to cases, 923 chest exams revealing 3.2 percent pulmonary disease, and 207 suspects. Tuberculin tests on 2 692 children showed 18.1 percent infected among those read, with negro children more affected. Donaghey credits county medical societies and health units for support. clinics rely on Christmas Seal funds and donated physician services.
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