27 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1937
Page
1
The notice lists tribute space charges and memorial items for various cities and venues. It references tributes and cards for the departed, marking a broad publication reach across multiple locations and outlets.
A historical discussion reviews how measles and other infections spread in schools. It notes ventilation and cleaning reduce risk, questions closing schools when pupils show symptoms, and suggests daily examinations for early signs. The piece anticipates future virus isolation and vaccines to protect children.
A reflective study on a father who longs for a son to become a successful adult while shielding him from harsh reality. It contrasts a mother seeking peace with a father’s impatient expectations and explores gendered idolization, responsibility, and the ache of unmet dreams.
The article describes a London stage scene with a tidal tank at Cairo, featuring Bram Don levy Frances Drake and Gilbert Roland. A fake Atlantic ocean sets the backdrop for Midnight Fall with a whistling baby aboard a popping boat and a rickety pier. Director Prigene signals action with waves and fog.
A read-through of late era studio chatter shows executive names, production shifts, and cut details around the film Fly Away Babs with Glenda Farrell. Commentary touches on funding, pace, and lingering industry humor amid wartime shortages and a salvage billboard plan that sparked debate.
The eminent novelist Ford Mindoxard argues the machine age will erode virtue and happiness unless lost years values are restored. He describes two futures: a soil based southern society and a northern machine dominated one, urging independent thinking and reexamination of common assumptions.
Daphne Brett explains her rise from stenographer to copy writer with two accounts and her own office. Anne Cockerell, a friend, bets on her future while teasing about married men and Jennifer, Daphne’s ward, who is finishing school and planning a course.
Daphne confronts Tuck with a plan to move furniture as Jennifer arrives a day early. A tense mix of flirtation and power dynamics unfolds as Jennifer, a stylish outsider, asserts herself and hints at social plans while Daphne embeds herself among her circle. The scene emphasizes class, ambition, and shifting relationships.
A chaotic report from St. Petersburg describes Lefty Gomez meeting with Rupert amid contract talks. Details mention salaries, farm visits, and camp expenses as baseball figures circle potential deals and spring training arrangements.
Washington reports a medical officer stating hookworm may be carried by drinking water, challenging the belief that transmission only occurs via contaminated ground. Maj Clyde C Johnston notes a soldier with hookworm in Puerto Rico and a survey showing significant infestation among a battalion, suggesting waterborne risk.
Blevins Rev M D Williams of Gordon preached at Marlbrook Presbyterian Sunday. Aubrey Lewis and Mozette Lewis of Hope visited Eve Bonde. H E Beauchamp and son Houston of Texarkana were weekend guests of Watton Bonds. Allen Sage, Henderson State student, was weekend guest of grandparents J A Wade. Watt Bonds, Henderson State student, spent the weekend with his family.
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Barn a visit list extends through Prescott and Hope with Barterus Roy Bones and Tom Jowart among those calling on relatives. Edges of society include Mrs Z T Smith ill in Hope, Ben Dyin on business, and H S Huskey Wade attending a Farm Association meeting. Residents travel to McCaskill and Dyess Ark while others shop in Prescott and nearby towns.
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