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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1938
Page
1
The National Education Association outlines ten enduring goals for the nation as a yardstick for evaluating proposals. They cover hereditary strength physical and mental security culture skills and values active personality suitable occupation economic security freedom and fair play guiding democratic life.
Round one favors Mussolini as Arab listeners in Palestine switch from the first British broadcast to his all Arabic program. Abdul Wahab croons, while the British program mixes Arabic English and violin solos. Fatima looms as a potential TV lure to charm Arab audiences.
The Family Doctor notes tobacco consumption has risen over years. Early figures show about 0.5 billion cigars and 18 billion cigarets produced, while 1945 figures estimate cigars near 0 and cigarettes about 135 billion, indicating a shift in product mix.
A historical note discusses uncertain health effects of tobacco, noting limited evidence on moderation. It mentions potential risks like tissue damage from nicotine and carbon monoxide, possible slowed circulation, eyelets such as Buerger's disease, and links to mouth cancer, with rising female smoking and questions about paper contents and effects on infants.
Olive Roberts Barton outlines winter time as hobby time for children. She notes boys often start with school learned interests like radio sets or puppetry while girls tend to rely on guidance. The piece suggests books on puppetry, photography, science, and hands on projects to counter boredom and promote creative skills during long indoors hours.
A Bock a Day reviews mystery titles from Carter Dickson Leslie Ford and Joby Stephen Shrumpe. Notes Sir Henry Merrivale saves a young Englishman in a locked room scenario with blackmail and an archery crossbow. Also praised is The Simple Way of Pusen and Silent Witness for character realism and twists. Oakland local item highlights a boy with exceptional memory at an American Legion demonstration.
Paul Harrison surveys Hollywood's rough path from fresh promise to established star. He recalls Wayne Morris and Kid Galahad’s rise, the help from veteran actors, and the fear of losing one’s footing as fame tests naivete.
An easy to sew dress pattern 8103 with sunburst neck tuck and back closure. Suitable for sizes 12 to 20, uses 2 1/4 yards of fabric, ideal for a versatile house wardrobe. Winter Pattern Book offers 32 pages of designs and photos. order details included.
A six chapter photo serial based on Samuel Goldwyn screenplay stars Gary Cooper as Marco Polo. In ancient Pekin Kaidu traps the Tartars and Ahmed plans a royal wedding. Marco Polo disguises as a coolie, floods the palace with firecrackers, defeats Ahmed, frees Kublai Khan, and restores peace. Kukachin accompanies him home.
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