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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented account details a device and signals used in dental care that patients trigger to express pain or discomfort. The piece notes psychological effects on patients and describes reactions such as anxiety, altered behavior, and facial expressions during procedures.
Dr S Parkes Cadman the prominent Brooklyn pastor of Central Congregational Church fell gravely ill during a Plattsburg address and was rushed to hospital for ruptured appendix removal. In New York City 1935 home relief spending totaled 185.5 million dollars.
E Phillips Oppenheim, at 69 in St Peter Port Guernsey Channel Islands, works on his 100th full length novel through dictation from a seaside studio. He maintains an outdoor, energetic routine, hopes this is his last lap, and has toured major crime centers worldwide for inspiration. He believes imagination fuels writing more than training and plans future visits to New York and Boston.
County Agent discusses agricultural conservation and soil improvement. Green manure crops plowed under add organic matter, increase soil fertility, and improve soil structure, aiding moisture retention and preventing crusting.
The Navy department lays out reasons to authorize two 50 million dollar ships as previously proposed by Congress. The piece notes long running talk between the Navy and Army about future joint projects and the potential timing for action.
As acting commissioner Weldon Jones heads U S in the Philippines after Frank Murphy resigns. Murphy, a New Deal Democrat, seeks Michigan governor’s race. The piece discusses naval defense logic and coastal artillery debates amid Atlantic and Pacific defense plans post treaty expiry.
The article explains how four stands of crops link soil health to legume use, saving feed costs and boosting forage quality. It warns about poisoning from grasses like sourgrass when water is scarce and outlines emergency antidotes such as methylene blue and nitrate injections to save poisoned cattle.
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, speaks in Washington warning steel executives that unlawful tactics of past years will not be tolerated and that New Deal labor laws may be invoked to curb aggression in the steel industry.
The article discusses how air power and longer ranged guns challenge U S battleships like Arkansas Texan and New York, arguing that faster capital ships and greater range could dictate naval battles across tw o oceans. It notes Britain and the United States field 12 first line capital ships with 1 to 16 inch guns each, while Japan has nine.
Idaho Senator William E. Borah seeks a sixth term in the U S Senate and faces Byron Defenbach as his opponent in the GOP race The contest described as one of Defenbachs hardest campaigns and reflects a pivotal bid in state politics with Borah defending his long tenure.
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