Charges en Tributes Policy Notice
Notices advise charges for tributes cards and memorials as well as resolutions. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and reserves space to limit memorial content.
15 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1937
Page
1
Notices advise charges for tributes cards and memorials as well as resolutions. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and reserves space to limit memorial content.
The piece recounts Pasteur’s 1885 rabies treatment turning point and public health impact. It notes the early dog brain experiments, subsequent development of the weakened poison method, and the first human application. Jean Baptiste Dupille, saved by Pasteur’s method, earned a unique monument at the Pasteur Institute in Paris.
The article discusses nail biting as an emotional habit tied to worry, inferiority, and secret guilt. It advises gentle, self-driven cures over punishment, suggesting engaging the child with pleasant days, addressing underlying causes, increasing responsibilities, providing simple manicures, and ensuring restful bedtimes to reduce urges.
A Hollywood roundup notes a studio’s embarrassment prompting a three minute silence. A promoter eyes renting film sets for rotating nightclub stages dressed as big pictures, while studies won’t supply used actors. Bette Davis’s five dogs dominate the noisiest household. A reporter’s flattering obituary earns a week’s work as a scenarist. Two painted border patrol ships briefly fooled a camera crew, and Leslie Howard may return as a Shakespearean actor after Hamlet. Cecil B. DeMille seeks to borrow Katherine DeMille, blocked by her 20th Century Fox contract. Eddie Cantor seeks Don Gilman by phone, anxious to reach him.
Gossip and sightings from a bygone era show stars like Norma Shearer Loretta Young Tyrone Power and Marlene Dietrich at events and nurseries. Public figures and rising talents mingle as press agents tease Olympe Bradna joining Paramount while standards and fashions intrigue fans.
A Book a Day reviews Snakes and Their Ways by C H Curran and Carl Kaulfeld from Harpers. The guide surveys why snakes bite, venom potency, and snake evolution with engaging anecdotes from herpetologists, including a near-fatal mamba venom test. It notes 30 percent fatality without treatment and offers bite guidance.
A radio style puzzle page shows scattered clues for across and down entries. It lists mythic roles, numbers, and word associations across multiple lines with partial definitions and thematic hints.
Gardening consultant Donald Gray Ner explains that a good lawn requires proper sunshine drainage and topsoil with plant food. He warns against shortcuts in ground preparation and notes that lawns need irrigation fertilizing and weeding like a farm crop. He outlines subsoil preparation seedbed grading and even fertilization for durable turf.
An advertisement notes pre shrunk khaki pants at 9 percent and matching shirts. It directs readers to Burr's and mentions a Wednesday paper for full details and availability.
A brief ad notes a new tie to enhance appearance with wide patterns. Regular 50c values offered for 83Te, promoting April shopping at Burr's. See Wednesday's paper for details.
A historic note promotes Cardui as a remedy for women with functional pains of menstruation and as a strength builder. It claims immediate relief from monthly pain and nervousness and benefits from improving nutritional absorption, while acknowledging that some cases require a physician's treatment.
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