08 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1936
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply for tributes memorials and related notices to protect space. Commercial payers must follow the policy in news columns and readers receive guidance on memorial submissions and unsolicited manuscripts safety.
The article emphasizes gentle care for ill infants, detailing clothing, room warmth, and bathing procedures. It covers preparing a heated, draft-free space, gathering clean linens, and washing the infant step by step with blankets kept around. It notes using alcohol or powder, and lips care with cold cream or vaseline if fever is high.
A Virginia mother recalls a moral quandary faced by her fourteen year old son Jim as he works on an amateur airplane contest His plan to devote a day to perfecting his craft is challenged when friends bring a sick companion Jim asks whether duty to self or duty to others should prevail The mother cites a Psalm and reflects on the balance between selfishness and right action and the gray area between duty to self and others
Menuell Komroff’s Waterloo blends authentic battlefield detail with weak plotting. The author traces Napoleon’s return and the ill prepared French army, yet the characters feel one dimensional and unengaging despite vivid scenes such as a birth on the field and a bird’s eye view from a mill tower. The Rushmore Memorial in the Black Hills is noted as a enduring sculpture.
Hollywood recounts the careers of actors who double as pastors in screen roles. Rev Harry Bradley, long a go‑to wedding officiant for stars, insists he is not a real minister, while Gordon Hart left his Wallal Walla pulpit for character parts in Hollywood. Weather is a problem.
Pat Magan and Dan Dallas hunt for Ed Fosdick as Bob suffers a head injury in the aspen grove. A white miner in a trail wearing disguise leads Pat into an old mine on Squaw Mountain where he battles a masked opponent amid mining tunnels. The scene deepens the peril around Claire Fosdick and the house’s enigmatic caretakers.
A mixed page notes baseball results for Tuesday with Little Rock over Chattanooga and Knoxville routing Atlanta while Birmingham and New Orleans split. It then surveys film weather forecasting, highlighting Dr. Irving Krick of CALTECH and his two hour light intensity charts used by studios, plus trivia on colors and aluminum timelines.
Extension agents advise practical summer flock care to sustain egg output. A daily feed of at least one gallon of milk per 25 hens is recommended, with ample ventilation, artificial shade if needed, and thorough parasite control. Culling out of condition birds and careful feeding are emphasized to prevent production drops.
Advertises Pattern 8754 with two blouse styles for ward-4 robes. Blouse A uses dotted Swiss hiwa or organdie. Blouse B in linen pique or lawn. Sizes 14 to 42, with yardage details for 35 inch material. Send coupon, mention The Sum mer Pattern Book from the newspaper, price 15 cents or 25 cents with pattern.
A roster of names appears including EMORY A THOMPSON LUKE MONROE HUGH D CLARK, FRANK WARD, JUDY RUFFIN WHITE, FRANK RIDER, CLIFFORD FRANKS, WI M STEPHENS, MISS LILLIE MIDDLEBROOK. The list references Shieritt and Collecting, County and Prohme, and County Treasurer roles as part of a municipal or county election context.
The community expresses gratitude for recent rain that blessed fields and may aid crops and missions. Local residents attend a Hope rodeo and visit relatives from nearby towns. Several townsfolk travel to Belt for singing, while others visit Beaumont and Arkadelphia, with plans to read the Centennial issue.
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