13 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
1
The text outlines a toddler diet emphasizing milk, cereals, vegetables, fruits, juices, and modest meat. It details meal timing from morning to afternoon with suggested portions, plus cautions on cream, cheese, and egg preparation. It notes mid afternoon meals and age-related feeding adjustments, including egg options and dairy considerations.
Olive Robe notes mothers take children to see farm and exotic birds at the zoo and in parks. She highlights children's curiosity about cranes flamingos macaws and other birds, urges observing nests without disturbing them, and promotes humane respectful wildlife viewing as birds migrate and disappear seasonally.
A critical look at Paul Brunton’s A Search in Secret Egypt depicts it as a farcical blend of mysticism and miracle. The reviewer notes Brunton’s tales of trance in the pyramid, adepts, and legends linking Egypt to Atlantis, dismissing the book as overblown fantasy dressed as scholarship.
Paul Harrison reports that film studios possess authentic era pieces used in productions. Props include imperial silver wash basins, Astor estate bronzes, a pre Revolutionary harpsichord, and a Marie Antoinette palace suite set. Studios also showcase period furniture and a San Francisco blaze engine from 1906.
A fragmented passage recounts Moses being initiated into the cites of Osiris and describes his learning of the rites with soulful sincerity.
A tour of studio prop vaults reveals Napoleonic desk pieces, a Papal cabinet from 1555, items once owned by Pio Pico, and royal coach regalia of Franz Josef. Studios guard this bric-a-brac for model use, matching mass produced sets with faithful materials while handling fan mail from decorators seeking offices. Curacao in the West Indies is cited as made from Seville oranges.
Rex Hall arrives to halt a land deal involving Gail Everett, owner of a Texas ranch with valuable ores. Madame Lizette pressures Gail while Rex uncovers Travers Mining ties and Gail’s fate hangs on a quick sale. Gail weighs love with Derek against financial intrigue.
A patchwork of visits and social events from Tokio Hot Spring Nashville and nearby locales. Residents like Mr and Mrs B C Lee Mrs C B Moore and Candace Meclarly are noted for visits shopping and returning home while others such as A C Holt Lewis Gotcher and Youngblood make business trips. An annual off day singing is planned for the third Sunday at Sweet Home near Tokio with locals urged to attend and bring lunch. Uncle Joe Hutson is reported very low.
Sweet Home reports a family visit as W T Yarverry and wife plus son James meet Neal Yarberry and Mrs Yarberry in Texarkana. Other notes mention Dave Neal's death near Prescott, and various locals visiting kin or traveling to Shreveport Hope Centerpoint and Boughton for gatherings and family events.
Washington society columns record visits and weddings across towns. Mrs J A Wilson and Miss Bessie Trimble hosted and attended weddings for Virginian Whimble and Virginia Trimble in El Dorado, with multiple guests from Dallas, Texarkana and Fort Worth.
The Summer Pattern Book presents the No 8783 frock with caplet sleeves for daytime wear and options in pine shantung or voile for print looks. Figures cover sizes 6 to 52, with a 38 needing 411 yards of 35 inch material. order by coupon mentioning the newspaper.
The Star announces the Hempstead Democratic primary actions for the county treasurer race. Candidates Clifford Franks H. M. Stephens and Miss Lillie Middlebrooks are listed as subject to the election process.
The column riffs on Mussolini drawing Italians to pledge marching, hints at a bonus match, and quotes Wrestler Ali Baba amid fatigue from late listening. It spins bizarrely about Rong, constant bombardment, and a mention of Timbuku natives placing roosting poles for returning spirits.
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