11 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
1
The article explains the external middle and inner ear, noting rare deformities, growths, and infections. It covers causes of ear protrusion, limits of self correction, and modern plastic surgery to rebuild or reshape ears. It also warns on untreated infections and describes treating ear injuries from boxing, including blood clots and bandaging.
A nostalgic guide to celebrating Christmas with thrift and imagination. The author suggests starting with paper goods and decorations, arranging the home to feel festive, and choosing a modest tree or artificial alternative. Stockings carry simple fillers, with emphasis on memories, scents, and shared duties that make the holiday brighter for children and adults alike.
Hollywood hosts a class in popular song writing with guests James McHugh and Harold Adamson. The Harvard-educated lyricist Adamson and the Boston-born McHugh discuss modern and Tin Pan Alley traditions, shaping a blend of serious verse and popular music.
A fragmented report discusses a new era of lyric writing tied to Universal's Tap of the Town and its star Gertrude Niesen. It covers hot licks as a vocal orchestration trend, cites Mills Brothers Cab Calloway influences, and records quotes from Vincent Youmans and Jimmy McHugh about emotion in song.
Review covers the second volume on Napoleon’s final months after Leipzig and Paris occupation. Caulaincourt notes Napoleon’s faltering power, Marmont’s defection, and poisoning attempts before surrender on the lines. The book frames a doomed ruler and the Bourbons’ restoration, with vivid particulars from 1814.
A melodramatic scene unfolds with Marcia and her father injured after a bank holdup as romance entangles Dorothy O Norn, Dorothea, and a New York producer. McDougall and Joan discuss buying a weekly Gazette and a home, balancing money with work, while Mike and Joan debate ownership and partnership in the newspaper venture.
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