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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1937
Page
1
A fragmented medical note cites cautious limits on tea and coffee for patients, advises avoiding alcohol and spicy foods, caps tobacco use, and stresses bowel management with cathartics. It notes in severe cases physicians may consider withdrawing blood to ease kidney burden, underscoring the seriousness of these conditions.
Fragmentary plea urges father to return home and help with housework and child care. Text contrasts women handling bills and housekeeping with men's office routines, implying unequal burdens in domestic life. The damaged excerpt hints at financial strain and tensions over duties.
The Hone Star outlines post office status, editorial leadership, and a March Act citation. It lists subscription rates for city carriers and mail delivery across Hempstead, Nevada, Miller, and Lafayatte counties, plus a notice on Associated Press use and memorial message policies.
Rumblings from Chicago reveal growing discontent over a tax rate rising since 1933 to 9.62 per 106 dollars. After a history of machine politics and wage cuts, city workers face pay squeezes while services falter, prompting union warnings and talk of a taxpayers strike.
Rep Louis Ludlow pushes a constitutional amendment for a national referendum before the United States can enter any war. After years in the House Judiciary Committee, Ludlow circulates a petition to force a vote, arguing that plain people bear the fighting, cost, and privations of war and should decide by their own votes.
The article explains chronic kidney disease arising from nephritis, noting gradual onset after middle age. It emphasizes regular exams, urine tests, fluid management, blood pressure monitoring, and careful diet and fluid restrictions. It also discusses assessing kidney function, iron supplementation if needed, and the role of exercise and rest in patient care.
In a seaside Maine setting Joy and Peter confront a rumored haunted house in the woods near Miss Pegler's cottage. Peter recalls a dog named Nero and a figure called Jigger, while Cal and Tad Coyne connect clues to a bootlegger past. The narrator contemplates a possible summer mystery as the strange noise and open farmhouse loom.
A candid narrative details the daily grind of caring for a baby and managing household duties. It contrasts the tireless tasks of feeding, cleaning, washing, and ironing with the patient support expected from a spouse. It notes the strain on marriages, urging patience, collaboration, and continued romance as children grow.
A book note recommends Rose Franken's Of Great Riches as a summer pick. The essay praises her craftsmanship and literary ability, notes a slow start but a gained tempo, and remarks a decisive but not entirely convincing death scene affecting the opening chapter.
Hollywood news notes a chorus girl quarrel on a musical picture set, Grace Moore versus Harry Cohn over a song, Greta Garbo and Mae West rumors, Dieterle backed for The Life of Zola, Dieterle’s past clashes, and other industry tidbits as 1936 schedules loom.
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Limited stock of Mape Star Centennial Edition at $1.70. the 48 page history covers two Southwest Arkansas towns with 69 large photographs. Bound copies 50 cents, unbound 25 cents plus six cents postage. first come, first served with no reservations.
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