16 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
1
Edward’s critics lament a sacred monarchy in Britain now tied to taboos and monarchy worship. Mr Martin argues the royal sanctity blocks frank talk and urges democracy or a republic to end the unease.
Essay urges mothers to plan structured summer routines for children. Recommends daily chores, garden work, and practical projects to prevent idle minds from mischief. Advises balancing study and music, with half days for outdoor activity and crafts to keep children engaged and parents less exhausted.
Ramsay MacDonald, once Labor premier of England and late lord president, retires from public life amid mixed reflections. His rise promised greatness yet his tenure failed to meet expectations, leaving observers sobered by responsibility and noting a missing indefinable quality in his service to the empire.
Bernard M. Baruch urged focus on the so called lost generation in a commencement at The Citadel. He described WPA victims as economic casualties of a great catastrophe and warned many remain unemployed as recovery resumes. He asked if the nation will apply intelligence and good will to rehabilitate them.
Discussion on the Constitution grows as states consider trade barriers. Western states open truck ports like customs posts, California charges high licenses for California beer while Missouri blocks imports from discriminating states, creating tariff-like effects on commerce.
A New York Times report on 2800 Bilbao children arriving in England highlights not only their fragile physical state but their traumatized mental condition from air raids. The piece notes frightened mothers, refugios, and losses of sisters or friends, calling bombing of towns a shocking crime.
The exact link between high blood pressure and artery hardening remains unclear. Some argue arteries harden first, others say hypertension precedes it. Factors include heredity, overweight, diet, climate, and prolonged nervous strain. Reduction of weight is advised after middle age, especially with high blood pressure.
The text notes that any kidney inflammation can affect waste elimination and raise blood pressure, while lifestyle factors like smoking and drinking may contribute. It cites insurance industry estimates of deaths tied to high blood pressure and mentions insurers’ reluctance or surcharge pricing for high risk individuals. It also briefly describes rapid photography using fast shutters and bright sunlight.
A clipped review notes Bruce Catton and a questionable edition praising The Magic of Monarchy by Kingster Martin Knopf priced at $2.25. The piece criticizes English publicists for poor explanation and mentions Martin as editor of the New Statesman and Nation.
Coral Crandalt, Elton College senior, faces pressure from Hoyt to commit to marriage plans amid a strained romance with chemistry professor David Armathong. A risky car ride to the Crossroads Tavern exposes fears rooted in a past accident and shifts in power as Hoyt hints at a coercive ultimatum tied to Coral’s father and a $10,000 loan.
Hempstead county notes feature 4-H girls and club women selecting colorful fabrics for summer clothing demos. New cotton finishes reduce shrinking and fading, while sanforized and bolmanized textiles promise quality. Home work rooms emerge to manage laundry, canning, and milk tasks, with Miss Sue Marshall and Miss Melva Bullington stressing practical, durable layouts and attractive flower gardens as backdrop to county life.
HOLLYWOOD Thomas Francis Xavier Kelly, a Bronx boy turned film star, landed the title role in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer after a lengthy search. The 12 year old, living with his family near St Raymond Avenue, impressed Oscar Serlin and Selznick with his diction, temperament, and grit. He now trains in Hollywood with swimming and diction lessons as he prepares to enter a studio life he once resisted.
Miss Marshall advises cautious use of foliage and greenery and warns against crowding. She notes that fewer blossoms create more interest, varying swim lengths, and placing larger blooms low with buds for variety. Avoid criss cross stems and avoid stuffed-step layouts. short stems suit low bowls and long stems suit tall vases.
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