19 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
1
The notice details rates for mail and periodical subscriptions, pending the 1897 act, and notes payable terms for Nevada and surrounding counties. It also describes charges for tributes and memorials, manuscript policies, and the newspaper’s stance on unsolicited submissions and space management.
A recalled New York charter attempt introduced proportional representation but failed as political bosses adapted and reclaimed power. The piece cites Cleveland’s 15 year saga to warn reform requires constant vigilance and sustained citizen effort to root out machine politics.
A speech by Dr. Robert Millikan, Nobel physicist, criticizing modern irrationalism drew Nazi criticism in the Voelkischer Beobachter. The German paper called the remark tactless and warned Danish opinion to disapprove such hospitality. Millikan’s remark, though mild, was treated as a notable benediction from a public critic.
The article outlines steps to control high blood pressure by addressing causes such as infections and dental issues, reducing tissue burden on the heart and kidneys, and analyzing sleep, exercise, diet, and worry. It notes rest cures, sanatoriums for stress, and the importance of a balanced diet with about 10 percent protein. It mentions tobacco use and a long period of weight management, plus a museum story and a 1936 federal agency count by the National Resources committee.
A reflective fragment about a child’s language and imagination. The narrator recalls moments of play and phrases a child uses, noting how words evolve with time and how a child’s vivid phrases like “hook ’em off” and “buzz” reveal fresh worldviews.
Coral Crandall accuses Donna Allen of stealing a secret chemical process from Professor Maxwell’s lab at Elton College after a missing drawer incident. Donna blames Hoyt Marquis, while Coral vows to confront Maxwell and Bendorff with the tale, warning of campus intrigue and potential exposure of secrets.
A narrator reflects on three grandchildren playing and drawing today. A five year old watches from a corner as a child shapes a Christmas tree from red dots. The baby imitates siblings while the others wear makeshift crowns, and the pets join in the warm, laughing scene.
Bruce Catton notes Harold B Hersey in a new book on pulps titled Pulpwool Editor. He argues 10 million Americans read pulps regularly, defying class logic and valuing imaginative, formula driven stories that rival slick magazines in entertainment. Tea finally mentioned as a digressive note.
Hollywood nostalgia recalls Neal Burns once a Christie comedies star, now a stand in at Paramount on the Ebb Tide set earning 33 a week while plotting gag writing. His market crash losses, years in Broadway and two reelers, and return to casting offices shaped a resilient career as he eyes future writing work.
In a Brooklyn pattern notice a tailored office dress design priced at 8999 with a princess line, high pockets, and a deep yoke. Sizes 14 to 44 offered. a 39 inch fabric and zipper or closely spaced buttons needed. pattern book available for 14 cents plus optional add-ons.
A string of youth hostels on the European model, intended to encourage hiking by providing affordable accommodations, has been established in northern California.
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