22 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
1
National advertising representatives list followed by a notice that tributes, cards, resolutions, or memorials will incur charges. It states commercial papers uphold this policy to limit space for memorials in news columns and disclaims responsibility for safeguarding or returning unsolicited manuscripts.
Hollywood portrait of Simone Simon as she works on Seventh Heaven. The piece notes studio guards, press access, and Simon's patient, cheerful demeanor amid language gaps and repeated takes, with insights from Darryl Zanuck Henry King and co star Jimmy Stewart. It also touches on nightlife and celebrities performing for free at clubs.
The article explains how a shortage of platelets causes spontaneous bleeding from mucous membranes and under the skin. It links causes to drugs, germs, and bone marrow effects, notes age range 12 to 3 but not precise, and outlines treatments like blood transfusions, splenectomy, venom therapy, and high vitamin diets as experimental tools.
The piece explores how jealousy often hides inside a child who withdraws from others and misbehaves. It traces a contrast between Billy, spoiled at home, and Tommy, who plays with friends, noting how envy from unequal parenting and school life triggers acts of dislike and social withdrawal. It urges identifying underlying causes and applying tactful corrective measures.
A review of Rose Degrose by Sheila Kay-Smith from Harper's, detailing Rose’s birth into conflict, strained relations with her father, and a close friend Christain Lambert. The narrative traces a bitter marriage, a controversial child, and a tragedy that blends into a hopeful renewal.
A reader senses the misted clarity as Rose acts to impose order on chaos. Shelia Kaye-Smith crafts a mature, delicate, and ironic narrative, balancing tones to reveal a multi-faceted portrait. The work is described as carefully austere and precisely written.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Brooks and daughters were Sunday guests of Ade Carter. Marie Ward spent the weekend with her parents. M T Ward Homer Ward and Cecil Ward visited in Cora Donnell hospital Prescott where he is improving and out of danger. Mrs Adolphus Whitten and Adolphus Jr of Gurdon were weekend guests of Horace Whitten teachers in Blevins high school. Mrs A L Cannon and Mrs R S Stephens of Gurdon were weekend guests of Sallie Wood and Augusta Taylor. Mr and Mrs Henry Griffith were last week guests of Harv...
Paul, former Northumbra king, settles with Ardath on a villa coastl ine. He renames a sloop Trene and seeks a simple life away from the palace. Their social circle, including the Countess di Marco and Reggie Van Twyne, intrudes, sparking tensions and moral doubts. A baby proposal triggers a sharp dispute, revealing deeper regrets about leaving the throne.
Residents and visitors share updates from Prescott and nearby towns. A. B. Stewart and Sid Peachey from Prescott visited relatives near Blevins. William Cummings of Hope stayed with his parents in town. Miss Emron Phillips was a business visitor in Hope. Mrs. Pearce Calloway visited her sister in Prescott. Miss Mary Calloway recovering from surgery at Cora Donnell hospital. Albert Smith and Mrs. Lee England were seen at the same place. Rose England and Mr. Wells of Emmet wed January 1 at her home. Frank Bonnett and Mr. Dudes were among attendees at a funeral honoring a relative.
Friday night observations note social visits among residents Rocky Mound to Mrs Deward Silvey and family. Mrs Cecil Rogers visits New Hope parents. oil well at this place shut down due to weather. Uncle Frank Bennett improving. You Arrington visit parents Barney Orwell. Mrs E G Rogers and daughter Dorie Yarbrough called on Mrs.
A jumble of phrases references a fireman home scene, a classifed section, and union mentions. It notes PANDA as the animal and UAWA as a state workers’ union while politics and music trends drift through the text.
Thousands of women testify Cardui helps overcome malnutrition and eases menstrual pains. The remedy uses two plant bitters to stimulate digestive juices, improve digestion, and create cravings for food, yielding energy from the consumed nourishment.
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