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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
1
NGLAND notes 1935 murders in the United States total 12,741 versus 312 in Great Britain. After population adjustments an American faces twelve times the chance of being murdered than an Englishman. The piece adds a grim caveat about comparable risks from war and violence in general.
Seventy thousand persons die in the United States each year from tuberculosis though numbers decline due to the National Tuberculosis Association. The association’s Early Diagnosis Campaign, in April, marks the 11th nationwide drive to uncover new and unrealized cases and promote treatment. If you have symptoms such as tiredness loss of weight chest pain or persistent cough seek careful examination. a simple step can save a life.
Per the postal inspection service, the Baker and Beckers scheme, long funder of false beliefs in a Pennsylvania fortune, is exposed as fraudulent after 35 years. The investigation into county records across Pennsylvania aims to determine whether beneficiaries can be persuaded by the now disproven claim.
The article traces the rise of allergy terminology and its medical understanding, noting heredity, glands, and vitamins as factors. It describes hay fever as the key sensitivity, pollen desensitization attempts, and varied patient responses. It also discusses year round sensitivities to dust, feathers, and animals, plus treatment methods and the need for further study.
London reports a purged edition of Britain’s History of the War is bound for release but recalled after civilians in transportation roles objected to Sir James Edmonds. The introduction was rewritten to address alleged civilian disobedience and road congestion behind the front. The note contrasts copper content in the five cent and penny coins.
Olive Roberts Barton argues for firm parental discipline in Raising A Family No. 16. She emphasizes unquestioning obedience, saying children should learn to trust parental authority and accept that not all decisions require explanation. She cautions against overanalysis and encourages decisive guidance.
Polly Chelsea leaves for the coast in disguise as an old woman to flee danger. In Dover she hires a wigmaker and tailor, prepares a plain high neck dress, and takes a Beal coach toward a smuggler town. A letter from Mazie Miller reveals Jeremiah Whitfield’s Navy enlistment and a plan to reach a fishing village near Deal.
The Star announces WN A L Beard en as a candidate subject to the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1998 for Sheriff and Collector. The piece interjects guidance on parental questions about youth and discipline and reflects dated editorial tone.
Bruce Catton introduces a brisk appraisal of Man Bread and Destiny by C. C. Furnas and S. M. Furnas. The book explores human nutrition history, detailing foods humans valued and their impact on culture, with lively anecdotes on meals from primitive to modern times.
Marie Antoinette meets Louis XV scene with Norma Shearer and John Barrymore on the Metro lot. Van Dyke directs while Shearer delivers, Barrymore improvises, and tension during takes rises as actors mimic star likenesses and monkeys provide comic chaos. Greta Garbo coaxes Montgomery to croon on screen in Wooden Wedding with pre-film jitters.
Bright spring and summer pattern book offers a young girl frock with a gay blouse, tucks, and upturned sleeves. Four gore skirt pairable with other blouses, best in celanese taffeta or slate chiffon, also silk or rayon crepe. Pattern 8957 fits sizes 12 to 20 and 38 40 with yardage and accessory details. Pattern book features photos and sewing charts, available by mail from Today pattern bureau.
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