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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
1
The fragmentary text lists staff roles and a Hope Arkansas masthead definition, plus pricing by carrier and mail, mentions Associated Press rights and charges for tributes, memorials, or unsolicited manuscripts, and notes policy on manuscript return and safekeeping.
Observers note Esperanto’s half‑century crusade for a universal tongue struggles as American slang strengthens. Writers warn the vehicle, not the aim, may fail while English evolves with terms like cinema dress and going to town. Future travelers may simply ask for a mug of java.
A Chattanooga storekeeper placed an empty cigar box with a sign asking patrons to “put your money here” after removing a slot machine. Patrons fed coins into the box, but the joke yielded no return, leaving players about even with the supposed machine.
The article explains that albumin in urine can result from lower urinary tract disturbances, kidney changes, or other causes such as blood, pus, or stones. It stresses diagnosing via kidney-focused tests, warns against overreliance on urine alone, and recommends annual full physical exams with urine checks to avoid patient anxiety and misdiagnosis.
A calm mother handles three well behaved children whose wheedling voice and pouts test her patience as the narrator notes how immediate demands provoke protests. The brisk parents overlook the growing issue as another family story unfolds.
Entries describe daily life with Roger, Peter, and family, including trips, dances, and planning a future in the city. A gossip column paragraph stirs jealousy, while letters speak of contracts, travel, and longing for a country home. The narrator notes Roger’s charm, temper, and dedication to work amid busy social rounds.
A writer argues that children increasingly challenge parental authority and disrespect adults at home. The piece notes frequent retorts, dismissive silences, and a lack of common courtesy, urging mothers to accept youths as equals while demanding mutual respect and wiser leadership.
Review notes three new mystery titles: The Brothers Sirkville by G D and M Cole from Macmillan, Fingers of Fear by J A Nicolson, and The Six Queer Things by C L Sprigg. Praises brisk plotting, evocative settings, and steady suspense with varied gothic to detective tones.
Hollywood debates movie titles as studios seek catchy names for new releases. Prominent directors and publicity departments offer prizes, with examples including Wells Fargo Express Company project and Ida Lupine comedies. Title choices sway audience expectations and marketing, while censor rules and shifting concepts influence final naming decisions.
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