06 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented text outlines Associated Press credit policy and local newspaper practices. Mentions advance pay, reproduction rights, and protection of readers space. Reference to hardin Bates Charites and memorials hints at local notices amid policy boilerplate.
The article outlines diagnosis difficulties and strict social restrictions for whooping cough. It emphasizes keeping infected children indoors for weeks, avoiding public places, and preventing contact with others. It notes proposed preventive methods like vaccines and blood inoculation, but states none are universally accepted yet. Modern research may yield better vaccines.
A historic health note urges careful sun exposure for infants, recommending short sun baths of one to three minutes with the baby stripped and turned, kept warm, eyes protected, and windows oriented to minimize breeze. Avoid harsh exposure in cool or windy days, gradually lengthening time as advised by a doctor, and consider indoor sun exposure if conditions are unsafe.
A chaotic Hollywood column reports on a taxi bill, party outings between the Brown Derby and Yvern, a controversial tattoo story about an actor, and fictitious claims spread by a press agent. It notes O'Brien tied to a controversial tale, Baris Kurloff, and cast doubts over Eline Barrie's stage career and Pickford with Buddy Rogers.
The piece surveys a rambling mix of film industry chatter from premiere seating plates and poster frenzies to stars like Greta Garbo, Maureen O'Sullivan, Wallace Beery, and Audrey Hepburn era mentions. It notes contract tensions, fashion shifts, marriage news, and studio intrigues, portraying a bustling, gossip‑driven show world.
A fragment from a serial drama portrays Daphne Brett resisting a fiancé while sharing a late theater night with Larry. They drift from public crowd to intimate tension, walking through a cold street and ending with a close embrace as the moment deepens.
Daphne and Larry discuss a future together as he plans a new show and they plot weekend activities, hockey, and six day bicycle races. He declares his life so far wasted and vows to make up for it, while she feels both wary and drawn to the moment.
Daphne worries as Jennifer fails to return home by midnight and disappears after leaving with a party not including Jennifer. The night unfolds with a tense search, repeated calls, and lingering fear while Daphne confronts the possibility of trouble involving Tuck Tinsley and an unknown group.
Sonesboro High beat Lavaca 24 to 16 to begin the annual State team tournament with strong showings from Clifford Chaint Ted and Furman Allen. In other games, Violet Hill defeated Forrest City 47 to 7, Fourth Street of North Little Rock edged McGhee 15 to 9, Laneburg beat Marked Tree 28 to 21, and Pine Bluff defeated Walkersville 31 to 28 as round one continued with close finishes.
Bruce Catton reviews David Lloyd George’s War Memoirs Volume Six. Lloyd George argues German blunders lengthened the war while Allied mistakes prolonged it. He contends decisions in 1915 1918 altered outcomes and reflects on civilian leadership and postwar Europe.
Fragmented OCR text mentions imports of a brig, a Brigadier General, and a contract dispute involving Baeria and Bob Pastor. References to London, Brig. Gen. A. J) Crudlay, and Madison hint at a political or military inquiry. Readable portions insufficient to determine full event or outcome.
Hope High School defeated Ashdown Independent at Center Point in an invitational event by 34 to 31. Monard Saunty Galloway and Ramsey led the Hope scoring with about 10 points each. This win marked Hope’s second triumph over Ashdown in their gym.
HOLLYWOOD Milky Law Getling announces Lou Gehrig signed to appear in a motion picture after the baseball season. No financial terms disclosed. Gehrig plans to return to New York for salary talks with Colonel Ruppert and may not join Yankee camp until after negotiations.
A fragmented note details a London gathering for gas milk villa and a raid with a dreadful fallout if a girl leaves a room. It mentions Paul Whiteman as one of America’s best dressed men, a sly husband hiding billy, and a banker being sued for a large sum. A Montreal information man retires after 300,000 answers. the rest is unclear.
A collage of quotes critiques propaganda and public opinion from Alfred M. London and Homer Martin, interleaved with remarks on marriage and the ideal spouse. The snippets juxtapose media power, labor views, and personal relationships in a dated public discourse tone.
Antioch My and Mrs Joe Bailey and family visited relatives in Rosston MD and Mrs J L Garner. Misses Ruby and Alice Garner, Ira and Alva Garner spent Sunday in Bodéan visiting Mrs wid Mrs Charley Garner. Mrs A B Hodnett and Miss Gwendolyn Frith of Hope were Tuesday night guests of Mr and Mrs F H yar Faith Bonds, daughter of Mr and Mrs Faith Bonds who is in Cora Bunnell hospital in Prescott.
Behsdl district 8 tournament results show favorites advancing to the quarterfinals after opening round wins and forfeits. Teams like Holdean, Sandysland, and Okolona filed forfeit wins as Akron, Dorado, and Princetown posted key scores in a crowded field.
In Fort Worth the Porkers edged the Frogs 36 34 as Cliff Cowan scored late to narrow the gap. Arkansas stands and other teams seek spots in the Southwest Conference while the Frogs suffer their tenth straight conference defeat.
Washington discussion of a reciprocity trade bill prompts debate over requiring foreign artists to hire more American talent. Hull touts success while Dickstein pushes limits on importing stars like Lily Pons and Mae West. Debate touches labor policy and potential Secretary of Labor decisions. mentions Simone Simon and Sonja Henie as foreign presences. Nearby notes report social visits and George Eastman introducing the first portable camera in 168.
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