22 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
1
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on past wash day drudgery and todays simpler routines urging modern busy mothers to keep standards of order cleanliness and beauty. She argues culture and refinement depend on self respect and neatness during hot days.
Subscription terms show weekly and monthly prices by carrier and mail options across Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette counties with higher annual rates elsewhere. The Associated Press rights are described and tributes and memorial notices carry fees while the Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
The article views the June dust storm as a catalyst for a federal plan led by Henry A. Wallace to halt the dust bowl. It notes aerial mapping of about 50 million acres, county programs in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, and a shift from wheat to combined crop and livestock farming. It warns the fight will be long and urges continued support and science-based action.
The text cites J. P. Morgan arguing that evading income taxes is a legal matter with no moral dimension and that Congress is to blame for loopholes. It urges Congress to revise the tax structure and plug all gaps to curb about 400 million dodged by taxpayers and exposed schemes.
The article explains how heart force, arterial elasticity, tissue resistance, and blood volume control blood pressure. Low pressure below 110 mm Hg during heart contraction can be harmful, especially after illnesses like influenza. Rest and bed rest during severe colds or fever can prevent lasting weakness and drop in blood pressure. It also reports a Texas case where babies are sold for adoption, with a proposed law to ban sale of children under 18 months and notes agencies and individuals as offenders.
In a university lab mystery Coral Chandall and David Crandall defend their innocence after a forged letter hints at a sale of a secret process. Donna Allen confesses to theft amid blackmail and gambling debts tied to Hoyt Marquis, leading to tense denials and an uneasy revelation. Coral urges Donna to tell truth while professors reconsider guilt.
A fragment discusses using simple household items to reduce ironing and folding chores. It suggests paper napery and oilcloth mats for families, line drying sheets, training play suits for children, and using plain white sheets to cover beds. It notes soft towels are preferable and cautions not to rub moisture with paper towels.
A gentle melancholy yet unpretentiously charming portrait of New Hampshire by Cornelius Weygand. He recalls abandoned farms, pine grown orchards, and the serene beauty of mountains and lakes while celebrating the state’s landscapes and Yankee character. Membership in the National Geographic Society exceeds 1,100,000.
An exploration of Hollywood’s name and status in early cinema lore shows Culver City pressing for recognition, while Los Angeles consolidates film activity. The piece notes no true Hollywood exists as a separate town, with borders and services tied to Los Angeles, and details early studio relocations and actor arrangements.
Quick to sew dress in shirtwaist style with eight pieces. Features soft collar, pulled sleeves, and a skirt that can be front-buttoned. Available in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. yardage listed for 35 inch fabric and belt riba. Order pattern with or without complete instructions by mailing with payment and newspaper name.
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