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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1938
Page
1
The Star discusses a dramatic leap in U S aviation with an 80 ton army bomber and a 50 ton navy flying battleship. It notes the vast wings and speeds, praises innovation, but warns of the human misery and destructive use of such technology in wars like Spain and China.
The piece notes city folks resemble small-town yokels, with rail fans gathering at stations to watch streamline trains pass. It argues metropolitan life is an overgrown country town full of people who still enjoy watching trains go by.
The third in a six part series explains preparalytic fever irritability neck and back pain and changes in spinal fluid. It notes rapid progression to paralysis within 24 to 36 hours and the variable severity, including possible chest muscle involvement affecting breathing.
The passage discusses placing patients in an iron lung to assist breathing when chest and swallowing muscles are paralyzed. It notes mucus buildup, risk to nourishment, and possible nervous system involvement causing delirium or unconsciousness. Greater nervous involvement means a more serious case.
A family tale centers on Henry Smith an only child cared for by six relatives including grandparents Aunt Molly and Uncle Tom. The adults constantly direct him with affection yet overwhelm him with endless advice and spoiling.
Tran Dearborn, a student nurse, faces a demanding discharge of duty when Miss Armstrong assigns her to interpret for a distressed Italian patient in Emergency. Amid fear and personal doubts, Tran calms the man, assuring him he will be kept safe and free from pain as he is treated.
The Star announces candidates subject to the Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9, 1838. For Prosecuting Attorney Perith Judicial District Dick Huie Lyle Brown. For State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton.
The text argues that strict family supervision stifles a child's growth, delaying independence and causing misbehavior when the child is finally allowed freedom. It suggests letting a child run, play, and think for themselves to develop confidence, creativity, and a sense of individuality.
A review of Brighton Ruck by Graham Greene with commentary on English gangsters and American readers. The piece notes the book’s tone and humor, contrasting English crime fiction with American tastes, and cites the Viking edition priced at $2.50.
A chaotic studio account traces Brighton Rock production with Willian Wellman and star Barrymore. The Maryland house sequence is rebuilt then restored as executives push for safer, redone interiors while the cast debates lines and performance during the shoot.
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