05 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1937
Page
1
The article follows actor Powell as he admires deductive minds and recounts a Lowe solved case about tracing a naturalized Russian family, suggesting federal help. Powell confesses to feeling followed on Hollywood Boulevard and misidentifying a mugger, then recognizes a familiar voice as an actor from a crime film.
The article reviews surgical tonsil removal as the standard method, noting anesthesia and complete removal in one piece. It describes electric coagulation as a less invasive option with risks and limited accuracy, and mentions X-ray therapy as experimental and not widely recommended.
A mother scolds her son Henry for hair brushing and a man’s wife nags over coats and lettuce. The narrator questions why household duties require constant prompting and argues that family members should act independently rather than calling it nagging.
Hollywood notes that William Powell dislikes being mistaken for a detective after The Thin Man. Fans beg for help with mysteries, naming characters and real people alike. Powell jokes he would likely incriminate himself if drawn into a case and plans to forward letters to others who receive such requests.
In a tense chapter at Thunder Mesa, Professor Shaw uncovers a hidden Pueblo Kiva beneath an adobe storage wall while a kidnapping threat looms. A sudden ambush leaves him unconscious as danger and intrigue intensify in this ongoing mystery.
Bruce Catton reviews Teo Nubermany’s Man’s Worldly Goods a history told by economists tracing capitalism from feudal land to wealth, noting its engaging early chapters while predicting a grand finale. Robert Gessner’s Some of My Best Friends Are Jews surveys Jewish status across regions, concluding anti Semitism persists and shifts with nationalism and oppression.
In a candid remark, Powell admits he, Niel Charles, failed to solve the case, stating his guesses were off on every attempt while addressing the group and reflecting on the ongoing mystery.
The fragment suggests a critique of economic competition and exploitation with a demand to remove economic analysis and antisemitism. It hints at a pointed discussion about how such rhetoric shapes views of industry and minority groups, emphasizing timely social critique.
Centerville residents recall holiday gatherings as Dallas relatives Clarence Tucklon and Me visit family. Millard McIlroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade McElroy, after surgery in St. Louis, returns home for burial in Old Ayers cemetery. He leaves a wife and son, plus parents and siblings. Also, Mr and Mrs Pred Buie of Prescott spend Christmas with T. L. Glenhorn family. Earl Fincher of Green Laster visits his in laws, Curt and Mrs Ellis. Mrs Kenneth Jones calls on Mrs Hanson Rothwell. A party was hosted at the Rothwell home Saturday.
A fragmentary social item mentions Mr and Mrs Tom De Sherty Mr and Mrs BR and Mr and Mrs Omer spending Christmas Day at their home near Nol Detain an aie, indicating a well attended gathering and social visit.
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