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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1936

Page

1

Adenoids and Child Health in Adenoid Infections

Dr Morris Fishbein explains adenoids behind the nose and throat, how enlargement follows repeated infections, and how inflamed adenoids affect breathing hearing and fever. He notes children may breathe through the mouth, suffer recurrent colds, and sometimes appear slower due to impaired hearing.

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Memory impressions from childhood and reckoning with fear

The piece argues that young children absorb impressions from home, sometimes recalling traumatic events years later. It cites a four year old who recalled his father stabbing his mother, then forgets, then remembers, illustrating memory’s fragility and impact. Parents are urged to protect children from upsetting family secrets and spare them uneasy memories.

A Book a Day Bye Bruce Catton review notes

A long critical piece analyzes Alec Waugh’s Somerset, tracing Jill Somerset’s life from her 1913 engagement at 18 to middle age, and detailing how war reshaped her English family. The review highlights Roy’s fascism, Beryl’s tragedy, Cynthia’s communism, and Jill as a perceptive yet dull central figure.

Somerset Alec Waugh Par Rinehart Jill Somerset Mr. Waugh Nsot Jill

Hollywood Holiday Cards From Stars Survive in Style

Hollywood notes survey festive greetings from Patsy Kelly the Marx brothers Martha Raye and Mae West among others. Stars mail practical tokens and jokes while lavish gifts go to producers agents and crew as a yearly ritual of goodwill and leverage.

Hollywood Holly-and-Jinsel Patsy Kelly Marxes Joe Brown Brothers Ritz Martha Raye Helen Broderick Minnie Hugh Herbert Liars’ Club of America Charles Butterworth Mr. Crous Faithy Seion Hollywee Mae West Tle Frank McHugh

New Industrialists Rise During Year

A turbulent year in finance and industry saw mid-America holdings by the Van Sweringens strengthen as Herbert Fitzpatrick rose to lead the rail empire. Benjamin Fairless advanced to Carnegie Steel, Morgenthau funded federal bonds at historic lows, and James Landis and Leon Fraser shaped regulatory and banking moves shaping 1930s markets.

Smith van Sweringen Hoevenitora Io George A. Ball Munelé Trl George A. Tamlinson Mid- America Fairless Benjamin PF. Fairless Pigeon Creal, Ohin United States Steel Corporation Carnegie- Niinols Steel Co Morgenthau Portlysbald Jeonry Morgenthau the Treasury Wall Street James M. Landis Securities and Exchange Commission

Gable's Grimace and Muir's Surprise Knitting Tale

Mr Gable spent a tidy for tune on the $10 flivver sent as a Valentine last spring. Recently he added chromium-plated headlights. Jean Muir is knitting a pair of pants for a dog and won't reveal the owner to keep it a surprise.

Mr. Gable He Ling Jean Muir

Prominent financiers steer major corporate refis and growth

Alfred P Slanti leads General Motors toward a split with $63,000,000 uptone stockholders after RCA recapitalization. Joseph P Kennedy guides major moves at RCA and Paramount Pictures. Harold Stanley floats a large AT&T bond series. Colby Chester urges a 12 point unemployment relief program. Floyd Odlumn shifts Atlas into a $100,000,000 investing firm with Lehman. Local brief items note church, school, and social visits across Hope area.

Alfred P. Slanti General Motors American Telephone & Telegraph Co Colby M. Chester, Jr National Association of Manufacturers Floyd B. Odlumn West Nin Atlas Corporation Lehmin Brothers Domnant Flate Rudia- Keith-Ornheam

Bells Chapel Guest List Shows Mrs Murphy Visiting

Mrs. E. E. Murphy of Texarham was Sunday guest of Mrs. Calvin Honel and guests including Guy Tate and Mrs. Lindsay Prerley.

E. E. Murphy Texarham Calvin Honel Guy Tate Lindsay Prerley

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