06 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
1
Guidance on teaching a baby to drink from a spoon and cup, advancing from juice and cod liver oil to cereals and vegetables. Emphasizes patience, firmness, and gradual cup training, with adjustments in cup size or shape to aid feeding. Recommends bland cereals first, then one vegetable at a time, avoiding forced foods and considering variety for complete nutrition.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that swimming is beneficial yet risky for children. She warns that water dangers persist and urges parental supervision, proper training, and constant vigilance near pools, rivers, and lakes to prevent drowning.
Bruce Catton reviews Fred Rodell’s Fifty Five Men, a Yale Law professor’s account of Madison’s diary and the Philadelphia convention. Rodell argues the Constitution aimed to limit democracy, preserving elite power and property requirements for voters, with surprising insights.
Hollywood gossip notes Greta Garbo has moved back into a Brentwood house near Beverly Hills and maintains strict privacy. She remains largely silent, granting interviews only by appointment on business topics. Garbo and Mickey Mouse are cited as stars unlikely to be misquoted.
The speaker argues the original Constitution offered little protection for liberties, emphasizing the Bill of Rights as essential. It notes that the founders accepted amendments to secure approval, warning that misreading the document leads to a flawed understanding of the framework.
Garbo maintains a private aura in Hollywood, shielding home life and on set routines while negotiating salary raises. She plans Camille followed by Countess Walewska and Silent Hero, with a likely final return to Sweden. Her lead man Tsyior worries about introductions and access on set.
Natalie Preston reads a personal notice about Peter Everett's heirs and agrees to lunch with Mrs. Barton, an intermediary from Travers Mining. The meeting reveals Gail Everett’s location and Gail’s friend is a conduit to discover Everett’s heirs and the promised reward, fueling a sequence that advances the mystery.
Friday results from the Southern Association show Birmingham 12 Little Rock 0 Memphis 2 New Orleans 1 Nashville 6 Atlanta 7 Knoxville 6 New York 2 Chicago 12 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 14 Philadelphia 4 Boston 10 Cincinnati 4 New York 4 Cleveland 2 Boston 8 Washington 6 Detroit 2 St Louis Philadelphia postponed. W O W Lodge and Auxiliary to meet next Thursday night with a joint program by the W O W string band and Hope Quartet. Refreshments served. all members and families invited.
An actress linked to Max Gumpel and once with John Gilbert avoids personal topics, prefers Swedish newspapers, and remains in Hollywood while distrusting the film scene. She asks friends to call her Gee-Go and play games, but not discuss work or personal life.
The article explains the procedure for veterans to redeem bonds. Veterans bring bonds to the certifying post office with two witnesses if unknown to staff, sign and be verified, then surrender for payment. Postmasters issue receipts, and payments are mailed via registered mail from Little Rock with checks made out to the veteran. The Texarkana and Hempstead County offices are noted in the process.
Officials advise Hope and Hempstead ads be filed only with known past officials or verified. Postmaster Jones A. Fartoy plans a June 13 nationwide broadcast explaining bond delivery and payment steps, citing trust-office handling as safer. Figures show large liquor and wine volumes for year ending June 30 1945, while dam bolt lengths hinder lifting, and Australia’s population history notes decline since 1788 with mixed descent exclusions.
The Star lists primary candidates for Hempstead political races. Emory A Thompson and Luke Monroe stand for Representative, Frank Ward for Sheriff and County Collector, Ruffin White and Frank Nider for County Treasurer, Clifford Franks and Ti M Stephens for County Clerk, Arthur C Anderson, Ralph Bailey, and W A Formby for other posts.
Investigations into poison ivy uncover dangers beyond leaves. Bark stems and roots are toxic, smoke from burning ivy irri tates eyes, and wind blown pollen also carries poison.
Promote an ease to make jacket ensemble with waist yoke and revers collar. Includes linen, satin, or silk options and patterns sized 12 to 20 with bust 88. Jacket fabric yardage listed. order by sending 10 cents with a coupon.
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