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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
1
The Star announces charges for tributes cards and memorials concerning the deported and notes advertising will cover the policy. It disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and warns readers about space-saving measures in news columns.
Guidance on infant and child sleep patterns emphasizes gradual decreases in naps, total daily sleep by age, and the impact of routines. It notes that excess sleep may signal disturbance, that wakefulness becomes habitual, and that training to ignore minor stimuli helps establish steady sleep. It also cautions against co-sleeping with mothers and urges consistent bedtime practices.
Olive Roberts Barton outlines practical steps to prevent and treat prickly heat in babies during hot days. She advises keeping the child cool, baths and sponge cleansing, avoiding long tubs, using mild acids and powders, and applying oils or oil cleansing when needed. Monitor weather changes and avoid direct sun unless advised by a doctor. Maintain light clothing, shaded outdoor play, and a cool, well-ventilated sleeping area.
A book review discusses Days of Wrath by Andre Malraux, praising its focus on the imponderables of a prisoner’s experience under Hitler. The analysis highlights themes of sacrifice, courage, and the contrast between old and new worlds, noting the novel’s humane tone amid horror.
Gail learns her grandfather’s will changes her fortune as her trip west is canceled. She reconciles with Derek after a romantic reappearance and plans a Arizona honeymoon while she takes time to meet her uncle and pursue art in the West.
A novel cobot landing system under test reportedly guides aircraft to touch down so precisely that observers struggle to discern when the wheels meet the runway.
Washington DC Tuesday Representative Marion Zioncheck of Washington state was ordered to remain for observation in the psychopathic ward at Gallinger hospital. Dr. Edgar A Bocock said he expected a disposition by Wednesday and noted several possible methods of disposition including a release, though one hospital source said he would not be released until other care arrangements are made.
Jefferson county prepares for the Arkansas Centennial Air Meet at Toney Field on July 1 and 12. Mile Boreham joins an elite list of performers including Ted Ford and a group of challenging aviators like Harold Neumann and Joe Mackay. Boreham holds a four hour 29 minute inverted flying record and recently beat French flyer De Troyat in Paris. The show aims to wow audiences in a city over 150,000, with Hyer sought to headline prior attempts.
Chicago Cubs win their twelfth straight by 4 to 1 over Philadelphia. Larry French pitched masterfully, guiding the club through tight spots while a fifth inning rally produced two runs. Hack and Herman started the decisive frame with a single and a walk, O Dea drove in Hack, and Caynevella delivered an infield hit to score Herman. The Phillies collected ten hits but failed to convert after the first inning.
Cotton values climbed further in New Orleans trading on Tuesday as trade and speculative buyers pressed prices higher. Dry weather, bullish private crop reports, and rising cotton goods movement supported the upturn with October at 14.24 and December-January around 11.22. The spot average rose to 11.82 on light demand.
The Standings section lists team scores across several cities including Nashville Knoxville Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans Atlantica Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland New York Washington Detroit with a mix of high and low outputs. No single winner emerges from the fragmentary Tuesday results.
The New Jersey Senate confirmed Colonel Mark O. Kimberling as state police superintendent succeeding Colonel Norman Schwarzkopf. Kimberling, longtime Lindbergh case investigator and Hauptmann execution overseer, had been appointed by Governor Hoffman five weeks earlier. Schwarzkopf left office after his third five year term expired. Colorado holds 42 of the nation’s 58 highest peaks.
New York report on Max Schmeling and Joe Louis preparing for a 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. The state athletic commission plans a special meeting to decide if hands should be bandaged in the ring rather than in dressing rooms. Louis’ manager Blick says he will fight rules but opposes long in-ring hand wrapping delays. Ticket sales surge toward the million dollar mark with top seats at 40 dollars and other sections selling briskly.
Little Rock veteran timber dealer and president of the Arkansas Lumber Dealers Association died Tuesday after a two year illness. He was a Logan County native who had run a lumber business in Little Rock for about 40 years.
Local political announcements list Frank Wade for county and probate judge with Ruffin Whith Frank Rider as associated names. The note cites education and enrollment figures, mentioning Eton and English school costs and a high price of 11d0 9 year.
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