06 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
1
The article outlines preventive inoculations for smallpox diphtheria scarlet fever measles and other illnesses. It covers timing age groups leg or arm vaccination sites post vaccination care repeat intervals and when to vaccinate based on community prevalence, stressing universal toxoid use for diphtheria and leaving other vaccines to the family doctor’s discretion.
The essay argues that children fall into three types: those with clear aims, those who follow impulses, and those who lack willpower. It urges admiring purposeful misbehavior when it builds character while guiding the moral compass. Discipline remains essential and character is a divine gift, not a curse.
A spirited but chaotic critique of Red War detailing a plot where Viktor Gaszlu schemes for world revolution. An American spy matinee idol searches Russia to rescue Karen North, triggering imagined global catastrophe and sensational wartime stakes. The piece notes the feverish melodrama and odd climactic twists with amused disbelief.
Wheat supplies in Harbin Manchoukuo tighten as mills and traders report only half the soy beans available this spring and double the wheat on hand compared to last year. A shift in crop stocks signals tighter futures market for soy and sustained wheat availability amid regional demand.
President Roosevelt backs a new Maritime Authority to guide subsidies for the U.S. merchant fleet. The act aims to curb shipping promoters while empowering a five member commission, with safeguards on profits, subsidies, and ship construction. Supporters include Woolward Crowley Moran Praeger and Brown, while McIntyre and other officials are favored by promoters. The bill passed after filibuster battles, signaling a liberal victory though risks remain of a hollow triumph.
Memphis defeated Little Rock 2 to 1 while Atlanta beat Nashville 3 to 2. Knoxville stood 4 9 and Birmingham 3 3 with New Orleans at 2 4 and Chattanooga at negative three in the latest standings.
Hollywood insiders admit secrecy on special effects hides faked backgrounds. Historic scenes use rear projection and translucent floors to show Dempsey Tunney and Lindbergh celebrations, with synchronized cameras creating convincing in-studio realism.
The article discusses how newsreels blend living actors with past events to appear authentic, noting the Dempsey-Tunney fight could not be convincingly restaged. It predicts future anachronisms as historians will see staged appearances at historic moments.
Frankie Hill, a popular wartime wrestler, headlines Tuesday night in Hope's main event on South Walnut Street. He has a strong win streak from previous bouts and travels from San Jose, California to Arkansas. Promoter Mauldin matched Hill against bearded Russian George Ligoski, who earned a return engagement by defeating Handsome Jack Moore last week. The 45-minute semi final features Pete Baltram of New York City versus Speedy.
A uneven bout at a local venue featured Best Tain 11 to kun and Lefty Williams trading punches in a slugging contest. LeRoy Webb was among the targets as city baktry workers watched. An opener showed German nutontabiles carrying carbon dioxide tanks to simulate tire pumps during the interlude. Promoter Mauldin announced a 15 round program, with a bizarre line about swimmers and surface jokes.
A note promotes a roofed vehicle component described as a safe durable steel turret top. It highlights passenger protection, improved cooling in summer, warmth in winter, and reduced maintenance. The message emphasizes Chevrolet as the seller offering this feature at low prices.
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