10 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1937
Page
1
A medical advisory stresses early diphtheria recognition in children under three, urges immediate culture for sore throat with possible exposure, and highlights prevention via Schick testing and toxoid vaccination. It notes maternal protection in infancy, toxoid dosing, and the shift from antitoxin to toxoid for prevention while preserving antitoxin's role in treatment.
Hollywood figures dodge questions on romance and home life while fans press for secrets. Eleanor Powell draws ire over best tap dancers list. Gary Cooper and Clark Gable shut down inquiries about love. Other stars refuse to discuss beauty, charities, or family, stressing privacy and marketable images.
A mentor argues that children must learn to keep promises through early habit. He distinguishes between extorted promises and mutual pledges, warning that broken promises corrode character. Conscience develops slowly as behavior becomes habit, guiding actions beyond words.
Hollywood stars guard privacy and avoid politics and religion in public. Jean Harlow criticized voters as ignorant yet dodges her own views with evasions, hoping her attendance at the president's ball aligns with administration constituents. Adrian dodges lists of best dressed women and prefers to keep friends.
Detective notes reveal motives on a luxury yacht voyage near Miami. Names include Reginald Jocelyn, Lady Welter, Count Polodini, Rocksavage, Blane, and Hayashi. Officials probe a possible conspiracy as detective Kettering documents interviews and suspected ties to a crime involving a murdered man and a bank of veiled interests.
Reddies defeated Magnolia A&M 35 29 in a hard fought game at Arkadelphia. The two clubs traded leads four times and turnovers were dense as Henderson pulled away in the final minutes. Kennedy led Henderson with 10 points while Overton topped Magnolia with nine. The win evened the series. Henderson next hosts Tech Thursday.
Bruce Catton reviews Philip Guedalla The Hundred Years from 1837 to the present. He praises the panoramic scope and sharp irony especially on Fort Sumter’s bombardment and Victoria’s jubilee while noting weaker finish as the narrative moves forward.
A renowned Hollywood figure described as the despair of correspondents discusses acting, focusing on craft and performance rather than industry drama. The interview touches on technique, emotion, and the pressures of presenting screen personas.
Lewisville All-Sun team edged Bobcats 33 to 24 in a hard fought Tuesday night contest at Lewisville. It was the fourth meeting of the season and the third win for Lewisville. McClendon and Wilson were sidelined, while Reese and Ramsey led the Lewlavdlle squad with strong performances.
The championship basketball title of Oglesby sedianl was won Monday afternoon by the Mrs. Urige's room, Mat team defeating the 6-X team, 1B to 4.1 Steadman was high-point played with G& The winning team will be hosts with the losing team at a picnic Saturday. A basketball game between a women's team at Columbus and the Hope BAT. A team will be played in the Hope High School gymnasium, next Tuesday night, February 18. These games are sponsored by the WPA women's recreational livis.
Fayetteville Ark Parker Coach Glen Rose plans an experimental lineup in this week's games with Texas A and M shifting Jack Robbins from guard to forward Ray Hamilton from center to guard and bringing Harate Bridy into multiple positions. Neil Martin the sophomore may see much action as Arkansas fights to stay with SMU atop the Southwest Conference standings after four defeats.
The final chapters resemble work by an able rewrite man yet the whole book remains worth reading. The author’s lines carry strength and the narrative holds interest through to the close.
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