26 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
1
The Peace Club presents a dialogue titled How Are Things in Europe with the question Who asks about Europe and Who answers about the United States. The exchange probes postwar conditions and public sentiment.
In Hope Arkansas the Star outlines subscription costs for city carrier and mail delivery across Hempstead Nevada Ward Miller and LaFayette counties with annual and monthly rates. It notes Associated Press reuse rights and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited tributes and memorials, urging readers to submit memorials at their own risk.
Bruce Catton notes a health guide by Jerome Wolfeim on sensible self medicating with self care and doctor advice. The column praises practical, common sense tips on bodily care and warns against over reliance on home remedies amid a brief crime item about two bandits stealing $19 from a shooting gallery armed with rifles and ammo.
The piece argues that six and seven hour day agreements in New York City building trades create disputes over costs and demand, as contractors claim higher wages and material costs will curb new projects. It cautions that reduced annual income for workers may follow despite legal wins, while architects push cheaper substitutes.
Unemployment remains a principal factor in America’s economy though it shows decline. National Industrial Conference Board estimates 500,000 more workers employed in April and 4,400,000 re employed since January, signaling improvement amid still high joblessness at year end totaling 6,981,000 despite manufacturing gains.
The article defines obesity as a disease with excess body fat and discusses overweight versus obesity. It notes calories in versus calories out, the role of appetite, and common misconceptions. It suggests basal metabolism tests to assess gland function and emphasizes factors that affect metabolic rate and weight gain.
In Apache Junction near Phoenix, the Colters camp under a cliff at the base of Superstition Mountain. Carolee, her father Prospector Colter, and brothers hide their trek while Percy the Indian visits, trading candy for news. Carolee seeks gold clues and hints at Blake the decent man who once helped her.
A paternal guide urges parents to raise versatile children through hands on tasks. It suggests letting James learn plumbing repairs, Betty sew and cook simple meals, and both children gain practical home skills. The piece emphasizes patience, observation, and teaching by doing to foster independence and a sense of power.
Hollywood's practice of shelving unfinished or controversial pictures is explored. The piece notes releases after star deaths, reediting by a film doctor, and examples like Queen Kelly facing sound-era issues. It cites a Universal Maximilian project blocked due to Latin American protests.
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