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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
1
Guidance on when to start supplementary foods, types to add such as cereals vegetables and liver oil, and gradual introduction to avoid digestive issues. Discusses orange juice timing, iron, and vitamin D, plus differing views on teaching kids to eat all foods and allergy considerations.
Zunis and Navajos for the Texas Rangers and the Redskins are incapacitated by cutiburi. Shirles Tem ple worries about her aire as she diets. Fox hunting to be introduced by Al Davis with hounds sent from England. Clark Gable to lose his mustache. Col bert to play Joan of Arc. Hepburn and Shaw linked to St. John and Maid of Salem. M G M plans George and Martha Washington bio and Franklin piece. Maxwell Anderson play at Columbia, Garbo etc. Hollywood humor notes about car, studios, and mergers.
A mother notes three children always together but Harry grows listless and thin. A physician suggests short, solo visits away from siblings to give him space and restore interest, health, and the sense of self. A month with his aunt improves his mood, sleep, and appetite, indicating temporary separation can benefit overwhelmed children.
A book review notes a tale of Pere Strauch and Dr Ritter fleeing to a Galapagos island where they build a home and face intrusion from a flamboyant intruder, the Baroness Wegner Bousquet, who declares herself emperor of the Galapagos and disrupts their quiet Eden. The narrative centers on tragedy and the couple’s strained idealism.
A humorous essay traces workplace rumors about a secretary, a boss, and infidelities. It recounts a film on location misadventure with a Boy Scout teaching fire building, a murdered baroness on set, and a failing Strauch Ritter idyll. Fraulein Ritter narrates a tragic romance from Germany.
In a bustling city fashion scene Gail Everett juggles work on the Pre-Holiday Parade with Madames Lizette and Carolie. Derek Hargreaves calls inviting her to a Park Avenue reception, lifting her mood as she prepares sketches and contemplates meeting Mrs. Morton.
The standings show Birmingham leading with 8 points followed by Memphis 7, Atlanta 6, Nashville 4, Chattanooga 2, New Orleans 5, Little Rock 4, Boston 4, Pittsburgh 3, New York 3, Chicago 0, St Louis 7, Brooklyn 3. Scheduled games include Washington 71, St Louis 4, Philadelphia 11, Detroit 7 and New York 11, Chicago 1, Boston 6, Cleveland 2.
In Nashville Tennessee a Democratic primary story notes Speaker Joseph W. Burns facing a primary race with no opposition. The piece reflects on a past congressman’s death and honors his impact as a speaker and friend. It mentions Burns's upcoming primary contest and regional political context.
A collection of entertainment blurbs notes Joe E Brown in a no picture role titled Pale Joe and his horsey gag, George Raft switching types, Play Boy casting, and Stuart Erwin’s antique filled house. It also recalls John Ford’s early Universal career with The Soul Herder and The Last Outlaw signals a director’s rise via Harry Carey.
Extension Director C G Randall reported Arkansas crops generally in good shape though rain is needed in parts of the state. The federal weather bureau notes rainfall has been light statewide, with distribution adequate to avoid major drought except locally. Eastern areas report excellent corn and hay conditions, while late planted cotton in the north-central section struggles without rain. Saline County requires precipitation. soil is drying in spots.
The Star lists candidates for Hempalend county primary election on 1936 including EMORY A. THOMPSON LUKE MONROE for Representative FRANK WARD and RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER for Sheriff and Probate Judge CLIFFORD FRANKS HI, M. STEPHENS for County Treasurer ARTHUR C. ANDERSON RALPH BAILEY WW. A. FORMBY for Circuit Clerk. Also mentions unrelated promotional lines about Australia New Zealand and Argon.
Stop Chills and Fever. Malaria knocks with chills then fever. Grave’s Tasteless Chill Tonic combats blood infection with quinine and strengthens blood with iron. Relieves chills and fever, useful as a general tonic. Safe for children. Five sizes 50c and 1.00.
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