Palmen President and Washburn Editor Preside
Eileen de CE Palmen is named president with Alex Washburn serving as editor and publisher in a leadership announcement for the newspaper.
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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
1
The Myth Of The Average American
A survey by the Department of Agriculture shows Beaver Dam Wisconsin as average on income and housing but reveals no true average American. It notes two thirds in wage earning jobs, eleven percent on relief, small rent, and a slight tilt to home ownership while debunking myths about the typical family, college goers, and servants. It argues there is no single average American, only broad averages across the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Beaver Dam
Wis
Aountry
Sinclair Lewis
Babbitt
Lewis
Middle West
Mary Melissa
Lissa
Congresswoman Calls to Cut Cherry Trees as Propaganda
An Indiana congresswoman urged D A R members in Washington to cut down and sell the famous Washington cherry trees to strike at Japanese propaganda and show sympathy for China. The suggestion would deprive the capital of beauty and leave China unchanged, prompting calls for gentler gestures with greater practical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
China
Chiggers and their bites in medical guidance from The Family Doctor
Dr Fishbein outlines chigger biology and physiology noting the female burrows to lay eggs causing disturbances akin to scabies. Tips include clearing underbrush, cutting grass, applying sulfur powder, wearing high top shoes, and washing with strong soap after bites.
Saturday Remedies for a Busy Mother and Her Helpers
Mrs Ellis plans a Saturday with luncheon-bridge, shopping, and an evening ballet. She arranges for Reta to stay with Hal and Dorothy, leaves money for movies, prescribes ample food, and ensures a six o’clock dinner, enabling her to enjoy a personal outing at the Russian Ballet. Her children are cared for, and Reta is trusted, highlighting the social dynamics of working women and weekend family routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ellis
Reta
Hal
Dorothy
Mrs. Ellies
Joe
Retu
Father Ellis
Chapter XVI Man and Woman Unite In Timeless Mystery
In a submerged cave Bob Barry and Melissa endure darkness and fear as rescue nears. A strange, ecstatic moment of love gives way to a surreal encounter with a party of brown strangers. Communication proves impossible at first, but water, food, and shared chocolate ease tension as the couple faces an uncanny, vivid turn in their survival tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Robert Barry
Melissa
Bob
Salvation
Hades Jones
Jones
Holliman
Lissa
Hades
Hollywood
Old Hades
Mary Melissa
Apes Morons and Humans From Dr Hootons View
Book review discusses Dr Ernest A Hootons Apes Men and Morons from Harvard with bold claims on human evolution and social reform. It argues humanity lags in progress and urges selective breeding and social cleansing to curb problems, urging readers to consider marriage and reproduction choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Hooton
Harvard University
Sive de
Hooton
G. F
Weekend Outings For Children And Cultural Sights
A narrator notes Saturdays as a day for children to explore museum exhibits with birds and animals, minerals, glass, pottery, and marbles while parents arrange substitutes. They contrast cinema focus with opportunities like concerts, theater, zoo, and marionette shows, suggesting family outings before nightly shows.
Safe Passing Rules Emphasize Deliberate Overtaking
Guidance urges drivers to ensure it is safe before passing other vehicles and to avoid passing near curves or in oncoming traffic. It stresses allowing wide room for safety and maintaining ample time to complete the maneuver even if oncoming cars speed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whder
Greimnstatices
Nils
Hollywood Blush Sparks Screen’s New Trick Problem
Paul Harrison surveys movie magicians to blush as Teche niculay era tests onscreen illusion. Wild Bill Wellman notes actresses must learn to blush, while readers recall Mag West Carole Lombard Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich for camera presence. A lively column mixes anecdotes from horse shows to vanity in filmmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Wild Bill Wellman
Wellman
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