26 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply to tributes cards banks resolutions and memorials about the departed. It notes a policy to limit memorials in news columns to protect readers from space filling items and disclaims responsibility for sending or returning unsolicited manuscripts.
The article notes measles prevention hinges on keeping sick children isolated to avoid contact with others. It discusses convalescent serum to protect exposed children, a birth tissue extract boosting infant resistance, and drying serum to allow later injection for prevention.
A reflective piece on Jane and her mother showing how casual home routines teach children by imitation. It argues children learn by observation, risking lifelong inefficiency without a clear, right way to do tasks and a consistent system guiding household chores.
In Hollywood Noel Smith, director at Warner Brothers, discusses crafting westerns like Miracle Mountain. He jokes about killing off the hero’s father or pal to intensify pathos, mocks talky dialogue, and emphasizes action over romance. He outlines the staple western formula: chase, double cross, stagecoach holdup, and a hero free of flaws.
A reporter recalls at Paramount where about 50 young children were gathered for a scene in Interne Can't Take Money. Fourteen were chosen, with 12 girls and 2 boys, aged around three to five, after careful screening by director Al Santell and casting staff. The children stood patiently, answered questions, and were coached to perform while mothers waited at the studio office.
City couple seeks life in modern Eden as Desmond Holdridge recounts moving to a budget Caribbean retreat. They find a Virgin Islands home, plentiful servants, good food, perfect weather, and a $60 monthly cost for two, plus island boat trips.
The piece recounts Mr. Holdridge's 40 Dutch Guiana excursion to trace Paul Redfern and asserts Redfern crashed in the jungle, possibly a prisoner or dead. It describes a vivid, lively narrative that mingles travel adventure with charming characters and a call to explore island dreams. Magistrates name Windsor Lad saloon at racecourse entrance to honor the Derby winner locally owned at victory.
In LA BLATA Argentina Antonio Caprioli, public enemy No 1, and his companion “Little Boy” Martinez escaped Friday after a gun battle with police seeking the heirs of Rugenio Peyrera Tradla, son of a wealthy family. Capriati and Martinez were believed tied to the disappearance of Lehild last Wednesday.
A recreational council has been selected by the supervisors of the Negro WHA playgrounds. The five members are J. A. Harvis president James Jones vice president Mary Lillian Jones Edia E. Glover assistant secretary and T. A. Hamilton transfer. The council will work in the interest of the playgrounds.
A mix of voices argues for expanded air travel and infrastructure. E Gorrell urges airline priority alongside roads and rails, while J H Milbauer defends tailors and culture. David Lloyd George and F B Jewett weigh in on leadership and resource quests shaping policy.
A jumble of quotes and scenes touches on sports and culture from Florida governors to Philadelphia projects. The passage mentions John Lewis, opponents, a bowler, temple arts in Philadelphia, Shirley in New York, hotel elevators, and a Little Aston golf test in England set for April 7-9 amid debate at the Royal and Ancient.
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