04 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
1
The Star states charges apply to tributes cards of thanks resolutions and memorials about the departed in news columns. Newspapers enact a policy to curb space filling memorials and decline responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts sales or returns.
The article reviews whooping cough origins, mortality, and impact on children and schooling. It notes the disease appears mainly in under fives, disproportionately affects girls over five, and is spread via nose and throat secretions. A Danish test allows school return after four weeks if no germs grow on a culture plate.
The writer Sherwood seeks screen adaptation for his antiwar play Shat's Delight while plans to bring Tovarich to the screen. He notes Sherwood successes like Reunion in Vienna and The Petrified Forest inspiring films, and recalls his career moves from Harvard to Vanity Fair to Life, with multiple firings and a lone push toward writing plays and self-employment.
A mother of a growing family can reduce fatigue by creating a flexible schedule that fits her disposition. Batch baby care, avoid overloading one day, and trim outside activities to keep nerves steady while managing household duties.
Hollywood writer Robert Sherwood, famed for plays and a tall figure in his forties, visits to work on the screenplay for Douglas Fairbanks and Samuel Goldwyn's Adventures of Marco Polo. He reflects on writers’ treatment by studios and hopes to secure steady work in New York.
A dramatic scene unfolds in a Newark living room as Daphne and Jennifer duel for affection with Tuck, a busy young man. Jennifer, a fresh college graduate, clashes with Daphne over ambition, beauty, and romantic future while social rivalries and mistaken intentions drive their tense dynamics.
Daphne and sister Jennifer arrive with Tucker Ainsley at Brett Hall. Larry Smith greets them warmly, recalling Daphne from earlier, while Jennifer remains subdued in the car. Inside, talk unfolds as mother and others await a fuller conversation after the long drive.
Daphne recalls Brett Hall as she tours the old hall with Larry and Jennifer. Jennifer teases, admits she loves Larry but fears affecting Daphne. Daphne warns about fair play, while unresolved feelings linger as night falls and plans to continue.
The column covers local social updates with Mr and Mrs 8 A Cobb visiting Bright Star relatives, Mrs J B Joka returning from Lockeburg, and Miss Mitna Neal hosting a Young Folks party. It also details actor WoC Fields's health, relocation plans, quirky antics with a swan, pet squirrels, local visits, and Sunday gatherings. It notes 1920s tourist spend and wart debt context as a closing item.
Hempstead Chancery Court requires Fannie Dixon to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Ralph Bailey as clerk in the Stephens Dixon et al. matter. The defendants include Mary Dixon and others under the H. M. Stephens court docket.
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