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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1937
Page
1
The article explains mumps as a contagious disease causing cheek swelling from swollen parotid glands. It notes typical age range 5 to 16 but possible spread in epidemics, with cases cited at Camp Wheeler in 1918. It discusses transmission by contact, contagious period, and isolation guidance for three weeks, and compares contagiousness to chickenpox and measles.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on cod liver oil and sun vitamins as vital energy sources for children. She contrasts city and rural lifestyles, urging year round sun exposure and direct vitamin intake when sun is scarce, noting country children’ resilience stems from sun and air. Vitamin D and A are emphasized for growing bodies.
Hollywood grandees seek rest at resorts from Bermuda to Sun Valley Idaho. Gary Cooper and George Brent tour cities and stages while Errol Flynn heads to South America and Kay Francis with Marlene Dietrich return from Europe. Ski trips lure stars as studios push publicity for location shoots and fashion brands provide outfits.
A lighthearted column notes Robert Taylor’s wish to visit Hawaii amid humorous items like leis, ukuleles, and invitations to visit the Cham ber of Commerce. It mentions a cross skirt, surfboard, pineapples, and a fear of a hula gal in transit. It also recalls a resort movie set life, publicity efforts, and celebrity gifts.
Washington reports allege Daniel Roper faced criticism for evasive briefings and a stagnant stance as airline incidents prompt scrutiny. A grounding order on Pennsylvania-Central Airways sparked protests and a delay in public disclosure before backtracking on the details.
In a vivid account, O Malley links bloodshed and daring escapes to the 1916 Easter uprising, arguing British reprisals spurred widespread Irish revolt. He notes England blundered early and only a fraction backed the outbreak, with later mass anger fueling the Black and Tans' unpopularity.
Central puts planes in service and revises schedules to regain approval while aviation investigations reveal leaks and debates over maintenance versus pilot error. Ray Webb meets his Knox City Tex grandfather after decades apart. father and son reconnect after locating each other in 1990.
A vivid account of Irish trouble and the tension in Ernie Malley’s new book Army Without Banners. The review highlights thrills bloodlettings murders shootouts narrow escapes and suspenseful moments to keep readers up late.
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