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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1936
Page
1
A historical discussion explains home first aid for cuts and fingernail infections, noting for infants and children antiseptics like iodine tincture, cresorchrome, metaphen, and hexylresorcinol. It describes preventing infection, dangers of under fingernails, and steps after removing infected material including hot fomentations and nail regrowth.
A reader describes a two sided hedge fenced yard with a swing slide and a shower, ideal for toddlers. She notes mothers praise the setup as a grand relief, preventing porch falls and street wandering while keeping pets out and giving kids exercise. The plan uses a cheap fence and hedge, suggesting wide adoption.
At the Chaplin Studio Hollywood life continues with a skeleton staff. Chaplin, age 47, pauses between script work for Miss Paulette Goddard’s film labeled Production No 6. Sid Chaplin oversees European interests from France as staff wonder when Production No 6 may begin, with October production still undetermined.
Laredo Texas hosts the western hemisphere's largest antimony smelter. The plant employs about 1,710 workers and processes ore mainly from Mexico with some from the western United States, Bolivia and Peru. Before its 1931 establishment the world depended on China for most antimony. Antimony strengthens alloys and is used in bearings batteries and cable sheathings. P Henderson of Massachusetts conceived the idea in 1926.
Hempstead county furniture losses from surface feeding moths are rising, with home demonstration club women reporting. Ida A. Fenton advises brushing and vacuuming to dislodge eggs and larvae, and outlines home fumigation using paradichlorobenzine crystals in wrapped furniture for several days at about 70 degrees.
Miss Melva Bullington notes wrinkle resistant linens cottons and synthetics treated with resin for endurance. Sue Marshall highlights fabrics that resist creasing wear well with looser fits and edge stitching. Warm water preserves wrinkle resistance. new treatments offer permanent stiffness and fabrics like summer lawns organdies stay crisp after washing. Cotton lace proves easy to make wash and wear for sports or dress use.
Helena Henderson discovers Peter Henderson has died after a seaside lodge gathering gone wrong. A wakeful night, a doctor’s diagnosis, and a lawyer’s arrival reveal Peter’s plans to name Helena owner of the Henderson Department Store as his widow and sole heir. Helena resists inheritance, insisting someone else deserves the business.
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced that Louis the Detroit heavyweight will face Sharkey at Yankee Stadium on August 18. The bout aims to crown the heavyweight champion amid negotiations and shifting plans as Sharkey seeks a top rival.
The Star prints the Huempstead Democratic primary slate for 1800 with candidates for Representative EMORY A. THOMPSON LUKS HUGH D. CLARK JOHN P. VESEY. Sheriff and Collector FRANK WARD. County and Proline Judges RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER. County Treasurer CLIFFORD FRANKS IM. STAPIENS MISS LILLIE MIDDLEBROOKE. Circuit Clerk ARTHUR C. ANDERSON RALPH BAILEY W. A. FORMBY. The piece also notes a forest area claim and a garbled fragment about nerve cells, with damaged following text.
Graceful dress patterns by George Clark describe sleeves options and sizes for fabric, with patterns numbered 1 to 42 and yardage details for size 16. A coupon offer invites readers to secure the pattern and step by step sewing instructions by mentioning the newspaper name. Summers afternoons are pleasant in such a cool ny the meneaee statdece oT.
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