29 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply to tributes, cards of thanks, resolutions, or memorials about the departed. Newspapers in commercial policy will limit such memorials in news columns to prevent space from being overwhelmed. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
The piece explains infection routes through nose and mouth, skin openings, dust and hand to mouth contact. It stresses washing hands before meals, avoiding nose picking, boiling utensils during epidemics, and cooking and cleaning foods to prevent infections. It discusses direct and indirect transmission, carriers, and distance effects on danger.
Olive Roberts Barton argues gradual cooling aids in preventing colds, favoring evening baths and a mild morning rinse. For fragile children, avoid heroic cold exposure. keep rooms warm, air gentle, and seek medical help for coughs, fever, or headaches. Never share handkerchiefs or expose sick neighbors.
A nostalgic portrait traces Greta Garbo from nervous debuts in The Legend of Gosta Berling and The Street of Sorrow to her iconic languid style born under director Mauritz Stiller. The piece blends memoir with industry anecdotes about early missteps and a camera trick that shaped her legendary presence.
Bruce Catton reviews Constance Dodge’s Graham of Claverhouse a portrait of John Graham of Claverhouse known as Clavers. Dodge portrays him as dutiful yet brutal amid 17th century Highland dragooning house burnings and hangings, eliciting reader sympathy while detailing executions and coercion.
The passage notes Graham's loyalty after James II fled and William of Orange claimed the throne. He rallyed Highland clans in a doomed revolt and was killed. The critic Miss Dodge presents the tale as stark adventure with uneven pacing rather than a romantic, softened ending.
Mrs Ivy Mitchell and children of Providence visit her parents Mr and Mrs Warren Pickard this week. Mrs Dottie Bearden and son Glen Don, and Mr and Mrs Von Arrington and Shipley Ann, visited Green Lusester and Dewy Bearden Sunday. Truman Arrington from New Hope appeared Saturday night with Coen Orwell. Mrs Cecil Rogers and daughter Mary Rice visited New Hope Wednesday. Mr Smith called on Mr Rogers Wednesday evening.
Bells Chapel notes Mrs. M. E. White returned home Saturday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will White in Prescott. Mrs. Fred Warden of Wink, Texas spent last week with her sister, Mrs. (name cut off).
Roy Phillips and Miss Louise Smith visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tholbert Smith on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Yates spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Victor Campbell. Gray Battle traveled to Little Rock for business Sunday. Grace Thomas visited relatives at McCaskill last week. Bill Wood of Hot Spring stayed with his mother Mrs Ida Wood last week. C F Goodlett conducted business in El Dorado. Virginia Honen of Pyescutt was the Wednesday night guest of Miss...
Inaugural remarks highlight prosperity dangers to the reform program with wage gains dividends and farm price rises seen as both support and obstacle. The president seeks court cooperation to push measures, amid fascist-panic concerns and speculation on a 1940 Democratic lineup.
Lonise Cummings wife of Curt Brown of Hope was Monday guest of Mrs. R. E B. Taylor. W A Brooks traveled to Hope on Saturday for business. Miss Zula Fal Mouser and Miss Ima and Joyce Wood visited Miss Floyen Leverett in Blevins for Monday afternoon. Sydney Garrett of Prescott stayed Monday night with his sister Mrs J A Wood.
A three days cough signals potential danger and prompts Creomulsion use. The ad touts Beechwood Creosote emulsified in Creomulsion to soothe irritated membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm, claiming doctors widely recommend it and promising a refund if relief is not found.
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