Star Policy on Tributes and Memorials
The Star states charges will apply for tributes cards or memorials in news columns and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts to protect readers from space drain.
18 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply for tributes cards or memorials in news columns and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts to protect readers from space drain.
The article discusses controlling scarlet fever through early detection, isolation of cases, disinfection, and use of scarlet fever antitoxin. It explains how the streptococcus germ produces a toxin and how antitoxin induces resistance, noting antitoxin is advised for exposed individuals or nurses in high risk settings and that early administration is crucial to counter fast-acting bacteria.
A roulette cage scene in We Have Our Moments shows Sally Eilers and David Niven distressed as chips pile up. The croupier Andre Cheron, a Paris cafe owner turned Hollywood actor, calmly manages the wheel. Fred MacMurray appears briefly as a guard on the Paramount lot, with the canal backdrop looming in the action.
The piece argues against teaching by rote and urges giving children a big picture before instruction. Explains that early explanations prevent repetitive, puzzled questions and foster understanding, motivation, and flexible, responsible behavior. Emphasizes sharing reasons for rules and finances to avoid resentment and promote cooperation.
Hollywood reports a dramatic sequence for Captains Courageous on Stage 12 at MGM. Star Spencer Tracy is shown half submerged during a wreck scene as director Victor Fleming calls cut. Props simulate gale and waves with airplane motors and water chutes while Tracy and Freddie Bartholoew perform in the big tank.
A detective probes the Bolitho Blane yacht murder aboard the CAHLION ROCK RAVAGE. Key figures include REGINALD JOCELYN NICHOLAS STODDART and BISHOP OF BUD E. Hayashi is questioned while tensions rise over motives and alibis. The case deepens as officer Kettering grills suspects and uncovers potential financial rivalries and past scandals.
Miss Marie McDowell spent Sunday with Miss Jaunita Collins and others. Families visited relatives including Mrs Tarpley and Mrs Otis Butler. Arthur Collins suffered mumps last week while Elbert Tarpley and kin enjoyed time with Artin Moses and wife. Sick folks improving as weather gets better and several households hosted visitors. The W M S Seater pair received a pounding of practice.
Bruce Catton praises the whodunit Night of the Garter Murder featuring Capt. Ben Lueyons of the Detroit homicide squad. A lively yet slower paced mystery with colorful scenes and a host of suspects in Col Ames Ludlow’s party. The review notes engaging flavor, gritty police work, and a memorable butler Morris who perches amid intrigue.
A studio crafts a convincing canal scene with artificial grass plots and defont square ship sides while MacMurray and Carole Lombard are shown. atmosphere shots, filmed in Panama, fuel speculation that real travel occurred for authenticity and fans doubt a studio fabrication.
About 22 women quilted for Mrs. Garner last Thursday. Families visited relatives at Battle Field and with Mrs. Martin who has fever. Havel Palm and DeAnn visited over the weekend. David iuater Jast funeral attended by several from this community. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ldaya visited her parents. Young people joined singing at Hickory Shade. Margaret and Mildred Mc Corkle visited the Misses Boyett. Ardell Clark and daughter Sue Carolyn spent Sunday with A M Clark and Adna Vickers. Others attended singing at New Hope and visits with relatives including Steve Lloyd, Mr and Mrs Jessie, and Grady Moore clan. Roy Willis from Fulton spent the weekend with his parents. The Wallis family visited.
The note describes pattern No 8807 for a jumper frock with a blouse and skirt in serge jersey or crepe and dotted Swiss or silk for the blouse, sizes 6 to 14 years, fabric quantities listed. It also mentions pattern No 4720 for a tot's dress with a one-piece yoke panel, sizes months to Aeyears, fabric suggestions and yardage. To secure PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS, mail the coupon with the newspaper name and Winter Pattern Book, priced 15 cents or 25 cents with pattern.
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