15 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
1
In a frank interview with The Standings, Cantor reflects on a career spanning 13 years with Goldwyn, jokes on peace and war films, and recalls his rise from Miner's Bowery to a Hollywood home. He details family ties, a vast clan seeking chance and financial ties, and his resilience through market collapse.
Thousands of Russians flee post regime life returning to the homeland lured by reports of zero unemployment in the Soviet Union. Families move with furniture cattle and house pets while cash bought more clothing and food in China. Noble birth and bourgeoisie now eligible to return as rearmament shifts focus to war.
Frank Ward and Ruffin White announce candidacies for county and probate offices. Frank Rider listed as participant. Vowing to enforce law, manage finances, and serve residents. Community support sought ahead of upcoming election.
Infected adenoids block nasal breathing and alter facial structure, causing a narrow upper dental arch and nasal speech. They can spread germs to the ear, disturb sleep with snoring, and hinder chest development. Removal via minor surgery is advised when enlarged or infected, ideally after age two or three, with recurrence rare.
Parents struggle with idealized images of perfect children like Mary and John. They cling to unreal hopes, deny flaws, and wrench family life with constant disappointment. Accepting real temperaments allows parents to cultivate good in each child and find truth over fantasy.
Modern man seeks hobbies and time to fill. Leisure League of America publishes pamphlets at 25 cents each, about 27 titles including Tropical Fish and Photography for Fun. Noted as first-rate, with titles like Working With Tools and How I Sail by Harry J. Hobbs guiding carpentry and model making.
Hollywood column notes Eddie Cantor’s rapid fire style, likening him to a radio dial mixing songs sermons weather and a witty tale. The piece compares Cantor to great stars and mentions J R Brown and Jack Benny as sharper business minds.
Samuel Carter III writes How to Bail and How to Use Boats for landlubbers curious about sailing. The pamphlets outline needed tools and costs and explain practical uses after purchase. Offices of the Leisure League are at Hi Rockefeller Plaza, New York if local stores lack copies.
Eb recounts his capture and Susie faces suspicion as Dan Dallas reveals Susie's son Baum. In the hidden cellar beneath Lyman Fosdick's house, the secret room holds the rumored jewel. Claire and Pat affirm their future as the shadows lift and the long night ends in happiness.
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