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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1937
Page
1
A fragment from a historic newspaper policy page cites The Associated Press as the news source and outlines advertising and tribute policies. It mentions rates, exclusive use restrictions, and the paper’s stance on paid memorials and unsolicited manuscripts.
Health editors note chronic tonsillitis involves recurrent infections and enlarged tonsils that can impair breathing and swallowing. Infected tonsils may spread to the heart kidneys and abdominal lining, with risks of ear infections fatigue and rheumatic symptoms, though not every case leads to complications.
Local households share holiday hospitality with multiple family guests and evening visits. The item lists many names and homes including Hubbard, Weight, Tunstall, Clements, Meadows, Porterfield, and Taylor, noting Sunday and Monday gatherings plus a line about barbed wire origins in 1874.
The Associated Press tallies 100 deaths from traffic accidents and other violent causes as New Year observances bring a heavy death toll across the nation. Motoring mishaps claim 49 of 407 holiday fatalities on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, with shootings, brawls, hangings, and falls adding to the count. The total lags behind Christmas weekend violence, which reached at least 761 dead, including 453 from traffic mishaps. State tallies list Alabama 2, California 16, Florida 1, Illinois 6, Kansas 3, Maryland 4, Michigan 7, Minnesota 1, Missouri 0, Nebraska 2, New Jersey 9, New York 2, Ohio 1, Pennsylvania HM, Tennessee, Virginia 6.
Residents and relatives from Hickory Shade to Liberty and Emmet shared Christmas and weekend visits. News notes include guests from Artesia, Blytheville, Guiseley, and Okolona, with multiple families hosting relatives and friends during the holiday period.
Children love simple window gardens and can grow plants with minimal budget. Start with cut stems in water, propagate from garden scraps, and even use a sweet potato or carrot plant for quick foliage. Propagate geraniums in wet sand, then transplant. Begonias and rubber plants thrive indoors. winter care includes protecting from frost and using water-based bulbs in a dish.
A vivid appraisal of the clipper era by Felon and Jacques La Grange surveys the fast sailing vessels from about 1446, naming famed ships like Morning, Flying Cloud, Golden West, and Sovereign of the Seas. It notes their beauty and speed, yet their economic fragility and short lifespans.
Center Point and nearby towns saw families celebrating Christmas with relatives. Walter Galloway of Hardy Ark spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs J W Galloway and daughter. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lom Paytrfield Mrs Thelma Devenny and children, and J B Wright joined Christmas dinner with the Wright family.
Hollywood looks back at 1936 as a pivotal but chaotic year with Cadence of celebrity gossip. Shirley Temple’s personal milestones, star weddings and divorces, Greta Garbo and Clark Gable headlines, and box office talk mix with fashion faux pas and industry shifts. The piece surveys posters, box office lore, and the era’s dramatic behind the scenes tales shaping Hollywood’s myth.
Spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Joe Willett and baby of Near Emmet. Dd Gallaway from Texas called on his daughter Miss Virginia Wednesday night. K R Calhoon and family from Liberty were visiting in this community Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers in June Daughter Joy was the Thursday MPN supper guest of his mother Mrs C Rogers and Gomnily.
Spring Hill notes show Mrs. Dougherty returning from Hope with Mrs. Parker of California visiting her children. Miss Blanch McKee came home from Little Rock for Christmas. Charlie Turner and wife, from Texarkana, visited relatives in Hope and Sir Will on Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Smith and son Sam of Pine Bluff and Gill Smith of Hope were bird hunting here last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hill and Lemna McWilliams returned from Christmas with Homer Hol and family in Arkansas, Ohio, Mexico. Tom Clark and children came down from Prescott for Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson spent the holiday season here.
Report from Gallup New Mexico notes three half-formed sentences about Navajo snowbound in the Zuni mountains south of the area. The blizzard conditions threaten horse loss as eight foot drifts block trails and officials fear entry is blocked.
Mr Kelly of Plain Dealiited with friends here ree John Momen and family. Emma and Weta Collin Texas spent Christmas with folksport friends here. Horrah Brint of Rod Christians guest of Ney Yo ae.
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