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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1937
Page
1
The Star states charges will be made for tributes, cards of thanks, resolutions, or memorials about the departed. Newspapers avoid space-heavy memorials in news columns to protect readers. The Star disclaims responsibility for safe-keeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
The era’s top names face career twists as Libby Holman eyes a Hollywood return while Ruby Keeler pursues golf and a state tourney. Joan Crawford flaunts a large sapphire necklace, and Gloria Swanson and Herbert Marshall see romance unsettled. Mary Pickford’s wealth grows amid a boom in reformulated props for future sound films.
AP report from Hamilton Field details wartime air force drills and bombing tactics with secrecy surrounding targets and cameras. It notes 24 hour readiness, advanced bombers from Martins to Boeing, and defense theory that the best protection is more aircraft.
The article explains blood volume significance, effects of loss, and how diseases alter volume. It covers hydrogen ion concentration, acidity and alkalinity shifts from exercise and altitude, and how digestion and diet influence blood chemistry including sugar in diabetes and bile in liver issues. It notes cyanosis when oxygen supply is disrupted.
An excerpt from a Week-to-week column portrays Betty, a fifteen year old, pressing for cosmetics and social freedoms while her mother bans cocktails and smoking. The piece reflects on age as a ticket to liberty and questions how married life changes girls’ behavior and responsibilities. It notes Betty’s impudence yet portrays her as average and tractable, hinting at broader patterns among young matrons who seek liberty after marriage.
Rob ert Taylor plays with an electric train gift from Barbara Stanwyck for his son Ben and may receive a train of his own. Greta Garbo dines with George Brent on Christmas Eve, Edna Ferber considers a novel idea after watching Come and Get It, and Norma Shearer recalls studio advice about changing her name for stardom.
Paul and Joseph confront fate at Baron Lanzia’s manor as Paul vows to leave the crown behind. He weighs paths to Guatemala or Camden Maine, or a Bay St Francis life with Ardath, then sets a final course for an uncertain future on the Irene. The sea swallows the land as the finale closes.
Bruce Catton reviews Josephine Lawrence's The Saving of Running Feet, noting its clash over the American urge for more and the limits of pay and power. He questions the novel's blunt blame of discontent and suggests society's pressure to always want more complicates the issue.
France experiments with a drone-like atrial mite dragged by a plane while a third air group readies a strike with machine guns and small bombs against anti aircraft guns and troops. Army airmen fear a new war could begin with rapid aerial assaults and legal loopholes debated by Major Talbot. Fort Riley officers recall 1942 frontier orders about parade ground buffalo risks and officer attire as training continues.
The item notes six engagement reports including two involving Greta Garbo, four rumored foreign marriages, and three reports of deaths. A feud between love voice teachers over Deanna Durbin and Clark Gable’s shirts being kept as souvenirs appear in ads. A rumor suggests Tallulah Bankhead will be billed as a “Tallulah Bank-night” in Hollywood.
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