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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1936

Page

1

Memorial notices and policy disclaimer text

The local notice repeats Associated Press rights and advertising contacts. It outlines charges for tributes cards and memorials and notes no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or their return. It lists addresses for advertising representatives and regional offices in several cities.

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Baby Diet and Daily Schedule for Infants a Year Old

The article outlines a strict daily feeding routine for a baby, detailing milk amounts and solids at set times from morning to evening. It emphasizes a fixed schedule to promote comfort, with cod liver oil, cereal, meats, vegetables, and toast interwoven with regular rest periods and outdoor time.

Miss Powell Beats Odds From Tap Lessons to Broadway Triumph

The dancer Miss Powell mastered rapid tap, endured repeated rejections, and insisted on a solid Omaha stint to salvage her record. She rose to Broadway despite hostile producer oppression, facing erratic rehearsals and split-show demands while delivering a show stopping act.

Miss Powell Omaha SSSSS

Passing or Failing The New School Examination Issue

Olive Roberts Baron argues modern schools judge fitness beyond marks, weighing application, effort, promptness, and general mental qualification. She notes the strain on bright and slow students, the risk of boredom or loneliness, and suggests thoughtful progress, possible redoing grades, and avoiding coercive pressure on students.

Hinn

A Back a Day By Bruce Catton

A book review argues that colonial empires are folly as Bruce Catton notes Grover Clark contends colonies fail to pay and only drain resources. He claims empires waste money confiscate population and do not aid wartime logistics, deeming colonization a tragic modern waste.

Italy Japan Hitler Germany Grover Clark Macmillan Clark Eurpe America Mr. Clark Mr. Clarky

Eleanor Powell Overcomes Shyness Finds Broadway Path

Hollywood profile sketches Eleanor Powell once shy and withdrawn. Her parents sent her to dancing school to cure ingrowing shyness and she learned acrobatic and ballet moves. She auditioned on Broadway but producers doubted her future.

Hollywood Eleanor Powell Broadway

Gail meets Derek Hargreaves in New York adventures

Gail Adams, ambitious to be a designer, travels to New York where she is hired by Madame Lizette. She becomes entangled with Derek Hargreaves, the painter, while Rosemary Searles arranges plans for a lunch and Gail learns of Travers Mining rumors impacting her father’s fortune. Gail and Derek grow closer as plots about ownership and inheritance unfold.

Degin Hera Gail Everett New York Madame Ll Diewlt Derek Hwanugreayves Youn Ariint Gailawand Dick Searles Sinter Hosemary Apizoon Mark Cramman Travers Mining Co Mark Gail Rex Wall Madame Soizette Travers Company Markette bin Blond ED Hoskeer Weavera Company Giles Warding Laywyer Rosemary Searles Rosemary Langs Betts Madame Lizette Lucille Natalie Preston Natalie Heart Derek Hargreaves Searles Long Island Mrs. Morton Derel Travers Wall Street Gueitle

Insanity Plea in Minister's Trial in Texas

In Houston area coverage of Rev Edgar Eskridge facing trial for the Orange parish murder, testimony cited he feared for his life the day Police Chief Ent O'Reilly was shot. Clarence Keown testified Eskridge spoke of execution day May 28, 1935, and warned of killing him with a 22 rifle. Keown described Eskridge as wild, cursing, and planning to stay and die. Eskridge allegedly bought a boat for $500 with note secured at a bank. Keown's wife said Eskridge showed changes suggesting insanity. Defense urged final expert testimony to support temporary insanity.

Houston Texas Edgar Eskridge Ent O'Reilly Orange Clarence Keown Orange Oil Eskridge Keown First Baptist Church Sai

Standings and Scores From Monday's Baseball Games

Memphis defeated Birmingham 7 to 4 while Atlanta beat Chattanooga. Nashville routed Knoxville 19 to 5. Detroit 3 to 12, Boston 6 to 7. New York 14 to St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 5, Chicago 4. Cleveland-Washington game postponed by rain. Little Rock New Orleans off-day.

Memphis Birmingham Atlanta Chattanoga T Nashville Knoxville Little Rock New Orleans Detroit Boston New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pet Adlasta Birmingha IB Chattanoga W. L. Pet St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Cleveland Washington Louis Henin

Business Partners Die One Day Apart

Texarkana report notes E D Gillen and Mrs B L Reeves, fur business partners here, died within 24 hours. Gillen died Sunday. Reeves Monday. Gillen had earlier sold a stake to Reeves and moved to Cape Girardeau Missouri before returning to Texas.

Texarkana E. D. Gillen B. L. Reeves Gillen Reeves Cape Girardeau Ater Sgocrates

Legion Wrestling Opens With Burns Meyers Clash

Bobby Burns, from Fort Worth, meets Dallas grappler Lee Meyers in the opening bout of the American Legion wrestling show on Tuesday night. The feature pairs two rough light heavyweights Lefty Williams of Cabot and Frank Wolf, with Wolf having previously been disqualified in a three round bout after a heated encounter with Williams. Promoter Magidin notes this rivalry as a long standing feud in the circuit.

Bobby Burns Lee Meyers American Legion Burns Fort Worth Meyer Dallas

AP. & L. Seeks to Buy Magnolia Water Plant

Arkansas Power and Light filed with the Arkansas Utilities Commission for a certificate to purchase the water system and property of Magnolia Improvement District No. 1. The district formed in 1924 to build a waterworks system but could not sell bonds. AP&L would assume $40,000 in outstanding bonds and has invested about $47,638 in Magnolia water property.

Little Rock Arkansas Power and Light Company Arkansas Utilities Commission Magnolia Citizens Electric and Ice Company Arkansas Power and Light Hipa Magnolia Distributing

Hamburg Barber Held for Robbery

Crossett Arkansas reports Joe Ed Chapman a Hamburg barber was held to the Grand Jury on robbery charges after being arrested minutes after a reported holdup near West Crossett. Police say he and a companion lured farmer W. S. Coody from a pool hall and robbed him of 72 dollars. Chapman arraigned and jailed after failing to post bond.

Crossett Ark Joe Ed Chapman Hamburg Coody Farmer Chapman H. J. Keener W. B. Strickland Marshal Keener Hin Cnn Jpanian Jewel Gan

Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court

J H McIlroy trustee sues B M Nix and others in Hempstead Chancery Court. Defendants J R Gartner Mrs J Q Gardner and G L Glass and Mrs Glass must appear within thirty days to answer. Clerk Dale Jones issues seal dated May 1936 with multiple May entries.

Hempstead Chancery Court J. H. McIlroy B. M. Nix al Cooin J. R. Gartner J. Q. Gardner G.L. Glass G. L. Glass

Political Announcement for Sheriff and County Officials

A historical notice lists candidates Frank Ward for Sheriff and County & Probate Judge Ruffin White with potential other names, including Frank Rider Clifford Franks and H. M. Stephens for county treasurer, amid an unrelated note about the saxophone and Delph Sax in military history. The fragmentary text mentions experimental protection and trees, suggesting a broad, transitional political announcement mixed with incorrect or stray phrases.

Ruffin White Frank Rider

Grove's Tasteful Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief

Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria with claims it kills malaria infection in blood and builds up blood due to added iron. Describes two sizes 50c and $1 aimed at general use and safe for children, promoting affordability and value.

Grove Grave

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