05 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
1
A fragment discusses overcrowded dockets and a drug related remedy, while separate notes cite California safety officials warning that drunken pedestrians are rising as a public issue, with drunken drivers causing more accidents and injuries.
The piece notes Blackburn College marked for its centennial, highlighting its work study program that lets students fund education through hands on labor. It argues small colleges, though underfunded, provide meaningful education and social mobility by attracting motivated students and delivering solid outcomes.
A dramatic confrontation ends with Dean Dizzy signing no statement as National League President Ford Frick faces a public tangle. Dizzy Declares he will take the matter to Landis, while Frick contemplates the fallout and possible actions, highlighting a clash over balk rule interpretation and public remarks in Belleville and St Louis. The piece traces reactions from Frisch and reporters, noting Dizzy’s defiant stance and Frick’s wartime patience in the lengthy dispute.
The Florida House passed a bill for alimony to divorced husbands prompting a broader reexamination of alimony. The piece questions why able-bodied individuals should receive ongoing payments from former spouses and suggests self-reliance, noting exceptions when children exist.
The article discusses gout causes and risk factors including family history and lead exposure. It notes diet as a key treatment, advocating low protein and starch, avoiding asparagus and mushrooms, and favoring milk eggs and fish. It also mentions rest, heat applications, and immobilization as supportive measures.
A mother struggles with shopping and errands for young children at home. She must rely on others, telephones, or mail, balancing husband’s work hours and weekend shopping when possible. The piece outlines how thousands of young mothers solve this daily challenge.
Patricia Warren, secretary to actor Don Monteray, wrestles with love and deception as she plans to reveal her true identity. A hotel eviction and pursuit by a detective escalate tension on Fifth Avenue, hinting at a dangerous scandal as chapter ends.
The piece contrasts star pay with taxes and parental duty, noting Greta Garbo and William Powell earnings while urging responsible childcare. It cites Sonia Henie and Carole Lombard salaries, then traces historical top wages from 1840s to 1920s, including Zukor and Farrar, to show changing money and risks in cinema.
A review of a comprehensive study by Katherine Du Pre Limpkin and Dorothy Dougas detailing persistent child labor in factories sweat shops and agriculture. The authors argue that despite optimism the issue remains a major blot on the nation with hundreds of thousands of children suffering mentally and physically. Parents act from desperation, not cruelty, and even with potential reforms much remains to be done.
Friday results include New Orleans 10 to 7 over Lite Ruck with Innings noted. Chicago 6 to 2 over New York. Philadelphia 4 to 7 by St. Louis with rain affecting several games. Upcoming games list Birmingham at Memphis, Chattanooga at Atlanta, Nashville at Knoxville, Friday entries show diverse matchups across cities.
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