10 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1937
Page
1
The article outlines mild mumps symptoms such as headache vomiting and low fever with jaw swelling that may appear on one or both sides. It notes recovery typically within days, potential complications like swelling of sex glands and nerve involvement, and basic treatment including bed rest light diet and heat or cold application. It cites 1918 army data of 48 000 cases and 72 deaths.
The article discusses how mothers worry about children’s appetite and reviews a new book by Elena Gildersleeve offering recipes designed to tempt picky eaters. It emphasizes that mood, ambiance, and presentation influence hunger, with peaceful meals, regular routines, sun and air, and wholesome preparation as key factors.
Hollywood columnist notes skepticism about foreign stars and simone simon rumors. He argues studios fed mystery to boost glamour, suggesting Americans resented the mystique and questioned her authenticity while praising her notoriety.
A humorous Broadway episode ties Gina Malo to the plan to replace Lili Damita in Sons o’ Guns. Billy Grady, then M G M casting director, recruited Janet Flynn after Malo’s arrival abroad. Language hurdles and frantic newsroom chatter followed as critics pressed Grady for details.
Daphne Brett rents her decaying ancestral estate to bachelor Larry Smith while her younger sister Jennifer destabilizes the arrangement by dating Larry and a wealth playboy, as rival affections flare. The pair scheme while Daphne contemplates marriage to Tuck Ainsley, and a dawn confrontation tightens the triangle. Jennifer faces uncertain future as she dreams of modeling and possibly film. A breakfast confrontation hints at deeper motives and a contested romantic future.
Daphne struggles with marriage plans and work as she helps Ann Cockerell with a shoulder line. Jennifer teases about being a bride, while Daphne fears drama and questions her life choices. Ann scolds her, insisting she stays practical.
Anne urges Daphne to take control and save two thousand dollars to reassure Larry while Jennifer faces unemployment after being fired. Daphne weighs the idea of asking Jennifer for ten dollars a week, promising a year’s savings, though Jennifer’s job prospects remain uncertain. The scene hints at ongoing drama and a cliffhanger.
A local contest invites readers to submit a 100 word letter answering origin questions of insurance. Prizes include cash and guest tickets to Lloyds at London shows. Judges are E. S. Greening Insurance Agency and Roy Anders. entries due by 1 30 Monday night with winners announced Wednesday night. Insurance staff are excluded.
A discussion in Washington links higher steel wages to labor peace and boosted prosperity, arguing wage gains shield Congress from court reform pressure while potentially slowing capital investment and stock-market booms. The piece notes farm leaders and unions backing steel wage increases, plus implications for the Monroe Doctrine and neutrality debates involving Latin American nations.
Bruce Catton reviews Golden Fleece a biography of Emperor Franz Joseph I and his wife Elisabeth. The piece paints Franz Joseph as decent and dutiful though unlucky, noting his reign, battles, ill fates, and Elisabeth’s escalating quirks and tragedy, ending with his lonely defeat in war.
The speaker notes a performer praised for rapid mastery of a role after guests left. She initially appeals for time and guidance in Cincinnati English. Despite uncertainty, she proves capable and becomes a sensation in the production.
The article describes the ongoing Job Insurance Act discussions with employee representatives and councils. It notes local councils aiding in policy formation and problem discussion, while the commissioner's duties focus on stabilizing employment, reducing unemployment reliance, and promoting vocational training and retraining initiatives.
The Treasury conducts a custom school at Washington for improving Customs Service employees. The program, run by correspondence, covers four subjects with 260 enrollments averaging eight subjects each.
Cardui is urged as natural guidance from mothers to daughters. Many women report benefits from Cardui for weakness from poor nourishment and monthly discomfort, with thousands testifying to help. If it does not, consult a physician.
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