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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
1
The Star announces a policy charging for tributes cards and memorials concerning the departed including restitution or memorials. Commercial pets are covered to protect readers from space-taking memorials and the paper disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Guidance on recognizing earache in children and treatment options. Pain relief methods include heat applications and avoiding self medicating drops. When infection risks rise doctors may open the eardrum to relieve pressure and prevent mastoiditis, with puncture being safe if done early.
A grandmother reflects on parenting and grandmothering, balancing caution with adventure. She recalls near misses with children and animals, worries about safety, and concludes that growth comes from a blend of safety and risk, not overprotection. The piece contrasts maternal and grandmaternal perspectives and emphasizes learning through experience.
A heat drenched plot shows munitions chiefs in England funding a London thief to assassinate a European statesman. He is set up to be captured with forged bank notes, sent to prison, and guarded by a crime syndicate. As he realizes he is double crossed, he plots to strike back at the magnates behind the scheme.
A humorous 10 year retrospective on Laurel and Hardy features a Britisher pursued by Scotland Yard across England. Mr Greene adds a romantic thread with a girl for extra complication. Police chase a bank robber and a gunman while a woman tries to avert a war, ending with a neat summer read.
The famed duo Laurel and Hardy built a global comedy legacy across English and foreign markets. Beginning in vaudeville, they faced language barriers and budget shifts, later making English only features like Our Relations while dubbing foreign lines abroad.
The text portrays Oliver Hardy at 270 pounds and Laurel at 135 pounds chasing golf and swordfish fun. Yogi the bird heckles Stan Laurel with Oh boy, and Ruth’s icebox snacks fuel late night pool games. The scene features a touring world personal apprentice tour amid jokes.
Helena Derrik is invited to a weekend at Crewe Mountain Lodge where she falls for Peter Henderson. After a sunrise flirtation and playful interference from Sandra Leigh, Helena agrees to marry him today, with Sandra arranging a rapid Crest Mountain Lodge wedding.
Old Liberty reports a week of neighborly calls with Mrs. George Guilliams visiting, Mrs. Doh Griffin and Mrs. Bert Moody calling on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ack Butler and Panghorn guests shared Friday, various local visits continued through Sunday with Hicks, Shearer, Slaten, Hicks families, and a trip back from Luckesburg noted.
Local political notices list candidates for Sheriff and County Judge Ruffin White and other county offices. Mentions Frank Ward Clifford Franks H M Stephens Miss Lillie Middlebrooks Arthur C Anderson Ralph Tailey and WwW A Formby alongside social updates from Washington and Ful tun. The text also notes births and visits among residents including Lala Hicks and the Gilberts.
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