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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1938
Page
1
A reflective snapshot contrasts January 1918 and January 1938 views on war, railroads, coal, and diplomacy. It notes Baker’s criticism of wartime arms failures, government rail takeovers, coal shortages, and imagined shifts toward socialism, along with 1938 reassessments of Baker, colonies, and the pace of technological change.
Reading through swift updates on China as Japanese lines advance, the piece cites Lin Yutang’s prewar reflections comparing China to a dignified old dog. It argues China’s “placid life” endures pain and ruin, with calamity losing its sting, suggesting Japan may conquer but not easily digest the resilience behind China’s national life.
Dr Fishbein outlines rehabilitation for paralytic patients focusing on braces and muscle strengthening. He discusses staged recovery, tendon transplant options, and cautions against quack institutions. The piece notes rising infantile paralysis concerns, uneven care nationwide, and a proposed foundation funding research, prevention, education, and clinics.
Connie, a heiress-turned-foreman’s helper, bonds with Bret Hardesty at a mountain work camp. Eloise suspects Connie may be masquerading as someone she is not, triggering tension as Bret weighs trust and loyalty against hidden wealth and danger.
Joel Hunt, ex-player and coach with Texas A&M and LSU roots, is chosen as head coach of the University of Georgia after Mehre’s resignation. The 32-year-old Texico, New Mexico native combines Bible’s steady method with backfield imagination, promising a bold, disciplined Georgia program.
A mother reflects on parenting and the urge to shield a child from denial. She acknowledges fear of later remorse if she withholds or grants privileges, and urges balanced, fair treatment with consequences and rewards. She vows to resist imagined regrets and to guide behavior with steady discipline.
A humorous study of Henry Lipps, a British seaman who resigns from the sea and, after brief shore leave, finds comic misadventures. The reviewer notes the tale’s light tone and gentle chuckles rather than a moral, detailing his early capers including a dog theft arrest and subsequent release.
Paul Norrison notes Kathleen and Gene Lockhart and their daughter June remain a united Hollywood trio despite rumors of marital strife on set. The piece traces their long careers on stage and screen, their marriage, and June’s budding path in opera and potential film work, including a playful anecdote about Freddie Bartholomew.
Carol Day Sew offers a simple house frock pattern 8102 with a deep yoke short sleeves and one piece front and back. It discusses fabric choices sizes 34 to 46 and a complete sew chart enabling even beginners to finish in hours. The Winter Pattern Book 25 cents provides 32 pages of designs with photos and orders via the Pattern Bureau in Brooklyn.
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