21 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1937
Page
1
The essay warns that demagogues rise in deep mood depressions and resume beltway rhetoric the nation must resist. It argues true remedies require clear thinking, not emotional panaceas, and urges public judgment to curb demagogy as recessions deepen.
Secretary of State Sumner Welles, at George Washington University, urged that America respect Brazil’s choice of government. He warned against hasty labeling the Vargas regime as Fascist and said U S concerns should be restrained and noninterfering as long as relations remain friendly.
A 11th installment by Dr. Fishbell explains epilepsy management after diagnosis. It urges safety during seizures, proper postictal rest, hygienic living, balanced diet, and avoidance of fatigue. It cautions against exploitative cures and notes new drugs reducing bromide reliance.
A compact guide to decorating a Christmas tree with even distribution of ornaments, unbreakable toys for small children, and colors that avoid overpowering displays. It blends practical tips with bookish asides and ends with a quip about rice and crops in China and a note on Sarawak.
Paul Harrison surveys Hollywood portraiture noting Katharine Hepburn's reliability and Sylvia Sidney's tempestuousness. Ginger Rogers resists direction, Marlene Dietrich and Jacqueline Colbert limit shots, while Bob Coburn earns respect by calmly steering subjects. Coburn recalls Constance Bennett’s sharp demands and praises Merle Oberon, Dolores Del Rio, Andrea Leeds, Gary Cooper, and William Powell as vivid examples of star personalities in front of the lens.
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