09 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
1
The Star announces charges will apply for tributes cards of thanks resolutions or memorials about the departed in news columns to curb space use. The Star disclaims responsibility for the safe keeping or return of any unsolicited manuscripts.
The article notes rising pediatric sinus infections linked to greater child exposure in sports and indoor living with artificial heat and dry air. It outlines development of sinuses, common symptoms, and secondary issues, and stresses overall health, nutrition, ventilation, and medical care.
Olive Roberts Barton outlines early 20th century child training ideas for Christmas crafts. She encourages girls to sew small gifts from crepe and cretonne, make napkin and mat pieces, and assemble sewing cases. Boys are urged to work with wood or paint, using boxes and quick-drying paints to create projects. The piece stresses production and creativity as the true joy of making.
Hollywood through the lens of Paul Harrison reports James Cagney back at work filming a cafeteria scene for Great Guy Mae Clarke and Cagney head between steam tables to the dessert section. Cagney jokes about grapefruit while Clarke retorts with a sharp reply about ice cream.
Hollywood Autograph market thrives on youth collectors and brokers who price stars by popularity and scarcity. Stories highlight Shirley Temple sales, famed signings, and a grapefruit prank on James Cagney, with canine extras and doughnut tricks on the Universal and RKO lots.
Miss McAtee's bargain for autographs notes youngsters earning spending money by collecting and selling signatures. A child in a tourist hotel lobby reportedly makes up to 12 dollars weekly, with Pat O'Brien Bachara Stanwyck and Charley Chaplin Garbo among those signing for fans.
A Hope Arkansas reader laments lack of progress in local development. He urges the Star to advocate practical measures, noting rail growth nearby but water and sewer limits, housing shortages, and stalled improvements. The letter reflects civic frustration and calls for citizen action.
Mrs Perdbenil and Eeona Lue visit relatives while Ariton Brasulun, a Nashville visitor, stays in town. Mrs Tyner visits kin in Winfield as Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutson are also noted in the sequence.
Residents recount news of Robert Thompson the mail carrier staying in hospital and hoped to be home soon. Mrs. Laura Baker and Mrs. Ida O Briant with son Eugene visited Harmen family. Ratti Catterson visiting relatives. Mack Stilt and Mr. Miller traveled to Nashville for business.
Sweet Home Miss Martha Marton a student at A and M College Magnolia spent the weekend with home folks. Lewis Salmon returned home after an extended trip in Western Texas. Alvin Schoonover of Oklahoma City visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlie Smith were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Cash and Mr and Mrs J Reese. Sunday dinner guests included Mya Mort Heras and WO Campbell.
Hope area residents with high blood pressure are invited to visit John P Cox Drive Co to receive a free sample of ALUMIN Essence of G Parsley tablets and a booklet. The tablets are promoted as a new high blood pressure remedy from a prominent producer and claim tasteless odorless doubles. A two week treatment costs 50c.
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