04 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
1
Public health controls water food air and crowding plus inoculation to stamp out disease. Individuals can prevent infection by hygiene, rest, exercise, sunlight, diet and cleanliness. many factors influence resistance and heredity. thorough hand washing stops germ spread.
By Olive Roberts Barton the piece describes a peculiarly damp winter with muggy days that seem to sap energy. A mother, Mrs Brown, faces illness fears at home as flu and coughs ripple through her children while she seeks relief through songs and light moments to lift spirits and perhaps nudge the weather forecaster toward better days.
Britain’s prudishness shadows public life in England as seen in the Edward Windsor uproar and earlier in Charles Stewart Parnell’s era. Joan Haslip’s Parnell biography, a clear portrait of a brilliant yet polarizing Irish leader, is reviewed.
Hollywood gossip notes director W S Van Dyke battles timing and nerves on the Jean Harlow Robert Taylor film Man in Possession as a tricky tracking shot and a stubborn mirror test his patience and a camera crew causes minor wrecks. Clark Gable comforts with a cat during a Parnell scene while Myrna Loy remains offstage awaiting her moment.
A Hollywood set recreates a racing stable as 720 ebony dancers from Los Angeles’ Harlow prepare a big musical number for the Murs brothers film A Day at the Races. The sequence includes a close-up of a liver on Gable’s neck and chin and features staged photography before the performance begins.
Names pace the report as business visitors from Milan to Nashville are noted along with a few family visits and travel plans. A film scene anecdote describes director Sam Wood directing Harpo Marx in a lighthearted studio moment with a trademark hat and improvised tape fix.
A paragraph promotes Doan's Pills as relief for backache and kidney-related pain. It claims toxins linger when kidneys fail to filter waste, causing swelling headaches and fatigue, and urges readers to consult a doctor and use Doan's Pills to remove waste and improve health.
Hinton Miss Lucille Hamilton and Jess Crows wed on Saturday January 3. The note laments their unhappy married life. Funeral seen note includes Mr. and Mrs. Ray Etledge and brother attending their grandfather Rhodee’s service in Waldo Maine. A caravan of relatives visits Magnolia and Houston, with multiple family dinners and guests listed including Mrs. Catherine Rogers, Rosa Lee, Marie Barr, Louise Rogers, Velmer Cagle, Myrtic, J. R. Gibson, Berlin Jones, C. D. Middlebrooks, and Arthur Gibson. Herman Elledge returns from army.
W Va ci s. B. Hamer, who learned to drive at age ten, now enrolls in a flying lessons course in Hinton.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for coughs and bronchial irritation. It lists ingredients including Syrup of White Pine, licorice, wild cherry, menthol, ipecac, cascara, and Beechwood Creosote, claiming internal soothing and phlegm loosening effects.
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