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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
1
The text advises early medical assessment for sick babies, noting that infants cannot self-report well. It warns against trusting appearance alone, emphasizes observing signs like listlessness or fever, and recommends contacting a doctor promptly before giving medicine or exposing siblings.
A mother recalls her five year old son behaving oddly while traveling. He wore a toy sheriff badge, acting grown up and belligerent. Removing the badge seemed to calm him, implying symbols shape behavior. The piece notes children imitate roles while away, forming a play world distinct from home.
Welbourn Kelley’s So Fair a House explores a Carolina mill town with sharp social analysis. The textile owner’s shift from benevolent patron to repressive autocrat triggers labor strife and a melodramatic romance that spoils the ending, yet the work remains worthwhile for readers.
Hollywood publicist George L. Verb returns home after a day at the studio where talk turns to sensational comedies. Mrs Verb mentions Janine surviving a bush crash and a bridge game anecdote as a rumor mill spins fresh yarns about stars and insurance.
At a table filled with entertainers from Wonder-Super Pictures, Mrs. Yorks and Mr. Verb discuss baby Mary Sem ple and Miss Norm West while Grappo Jessel’s antics spark a playful dinner. The Verbs pore over Life, Judge, Punch and joke books as ideas flow for future publicity stories. Santa Henie is noted to skate at the Polar Palace.
A garbled dialogue hints at a violent event as references to Margot Ara MacDonald Sonja and Tessons surface. The scene mentions a murder with a woman striking her husband with an ax and background chatter about lessons and papers. The text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Claire Fosdick travels to her uncle Lyman Fosdick's mountain mansion to uncover a missing jewel rumored to belong to his fortune. After a wreck, she is helped by Pat Magan and Bob Steele, who join her quest in the Rockies. The crew tours the eerie house as Eb Sprat and Susie Sprat react to the arrival and Claire explains her motive. The story introduces a web of family wealth, a mysterious house, and a potential romance as the trio resolves to investigate together.
In a homely estate setting Claire welcomes Bob Steele Pat Magan and Dan Dallas as Ed brings in Susie and a royal crown wearing Susie serves ham and eggs. A scarred man arrives with a dead dog Trigger shot and questions rise about the incident as mystery looms over the hearth.
Dr. Boles led two daily lessons at West Fifth Street Church of Christ with the theme Attitude Toward Sin, urging Christians to imitate Jesus and know his traits, then emphasized the church as God’s called out body distinct from denominations. Dr. Bates spoke at night on the church’s New Testament role and urged members to remain unspotted from the world as services continue daily at 10:04 am and 8:15 pm.
DeQueen to play Williams Lienber company team here Sunday afternoon. Game called for 1 30 p m. Two southpaw pitchers assigned to mound duty. Lefty White will hurl for DeQueen, Lefty McDowell for Hope.
President Roosevelt dedicated Shenandoah National Park describing a joint husbandry program for natural resources. He reviewed CCC work on the 218000-acre tract and praised the end of idle camps as young men found work in the project.
The speaker pledges to put schools and churches first if elected governor, arguing finances should come after in Pulaster County. He recalls juvenile cases where offenders lacked high school or college education, emphasizing the value of schools and churches as the nation’s backbone and salvation.
The article lists several appointed and elected officials including Griffin Smith, Associate Justice Frank Smith unopposed, Land Commissioner Otis Page, and other party members. It also mentions National Committeeman Brookslays L. EB and Percy Tinten, plus Davis Fitzhugh and Arthur H. Compton of the University of Chicago. The piece shifts to a science note from Compton on how Vial rays originate from the earth's atmosphere, followed by a remark about London pupil well being.
The Star prints a candidate slate for the Democratic primary listing Luke Monag Hugh D. Clar Emory A. Tho Frank Ward Ruffin Wh Frank Aid Clifford Fr H. M. Ste Miss Lillie Middli for sheriff county and circuit positions with names abbreviated as provided in the notice.
Fragmented sports scores show scattered results among teams such as Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Nashville, Knoxville, Birmingham, Chattanooga, St Louis, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, and Boston. Numerous city and team pairings appear with mixed outcomes, reflecting an incomplete ledger of results.
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