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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1937
Page
1
A medical discussion explains that a dangerous drop in white blood cells can kill quickly, often linked to drugs or toxins. Treatment focuses on rest, fluids, infected-area care, and new remedies to stimulate white blood cell development under medical supervision. The piece shifts to Hollywood dressing rooms and anecdotes about stars and their routines.
GREENSHORO NC Sickness from colds was cut in half and school absences due to colds were reduced by over half in a large clinic. Seventeen thousand three hundred fifty three people participated in a plan for better control of colds. The trial ran since winter 1993 with independent medical supervision and public accounting verification. The plan, the Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds in the Home, promotes health rules and uses Vicks products to prevent and treat colds. A 24 page booklet detailing the series is published for physicians and available free to interested readers.
Olive Roberts Barton argues parents should balance prohibition with example and judgment. She suggests children learn limits through real-life choices and permissible exceptions, not rigid rulebooks, to avoid wooden discipline and foster sensible behavior.
Hollywood chatter notes Clark Gable at a roulette table with others watching. Carole Lombard exudes cool as a gambler. W.8 Van Dyke diners but no gambling. Writers and directors table hosts high stakes, a cage with dice, bills over $25. Spencer Tracy rarely loses. Janet Gaynor and Tallulah Bankhead teased celebrities. Gloria Swanson and Chaplin impressions abound.
Exiled king Paul, once ruler of Northumbria, meets a Maine sailor Jonas Coffin who offers the boat La Sylphide. Paul buys the 37-foot sloop for three thousand dollars, hoping a yacht and voyage will revive his sense of purpose after abdication. The purchase marks a turn from royal duty to a personal quest for meaning and adventure.
A beauty ad promises eye protection while a wary shopper ignores it. A naturalist says lifting a sponge aside avoids sin, yet a punch to the eye may work for a cheeky type. An assassination attempt targets a former Mexican president, while England’s new king endures a phrenologist reading. A Bellemore plane visit shocks a family, but no relatives were involved.
Bruce Catton reviews Jun Foldes’s The Street of the Fishing Cat as pleasant and ingratiating but not robust enough to justify its All Nations prize. The novel follows displaced émigrés in postwar Paris, including a Hungarian family, Russian refugees, and others, who long to return home while facing loneliness and drift. It contrasts with John McIntyre’s Steps Going Down, the American award winner, and mixes literary critique with light asides on humor and film trivia.
Gov. Murphy seeks a plan in Washington with John L. Lewis and Secretary Perkins to restart settlement talks as 115,000 GM UAW workers remain idle after Monday’s breakdown. Meanwhile Pittsburgh Plate Glass promising news and a Newark area Chevrolet plant plans a Wednesday layoff of 400. A California joke highlights ad claims while a stray paragraph ends with a quip about metal drain pipes.
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