16 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1937
Page
1
The article defines rabies from Latin roots meaning mad ness and hydrophobia fear of water. It explains transmission through saliva after a bite, incubation of 14 to 90 days, and early signs like restlessness and tingling. As symptoms worsen, voice becomes husky, swallowing becomes painful, spasms occur, and death results from paralysis.
Olive Roberts Barton advises cautious shoe choices for young children. Prioritize level, roomy soles flexible enough for muscles, and ankle support when needed. Watch for rubbing or uneven wear, adjust sizes promptly, and encourage barefoot play to strengthen feet.
Hollywood reveals two women who boss Buck Jones Productions Irene Schreck, the tiny blonde production manager, handles costs, hiring, schedules, payroll, and approvals while Frances Guihan writes his scenarios and scripts. Guihan started with Sessue Hayakawa, wrote for Ruth Roland, and in recent years penned eight scripts for Jones and two for another studio. She types out her lines on a portable typewriter in a week to ten days.
A compact puzzle item listing a horizontal and vertical crossword style clues set. It references famous printers, types of ink and printing terms, plus numerous cross references to animals plants and objects, forming a themed word fill.
Production chief Schreck, longtime D W Griffith aide and Jones ally since 1934, works 16 to 20 hours daily. She orders, cares for horses reluctantly, and recalls a publicity stunt that nearly killed her favorite horse Buck. Meanwhile Guihan, a film writer and anti-gray hair tonic owner, notes stars use her tonic though she won’t name them.
Bruce Catton’s daily feature discusses Knud Holmboe’s Desert Encounter, tracing pacification and Italian Libyan actions as broader colonial mapping continues. The critic notes raw, unsettling observations and warns the book isn’t pretty, but it offers a stark look at imperial maneuvers.
The account describes brutal fascist control in Cyrenaica with extermination tactics. Desert wells are cemented shut, armed tribes enforce martial law, and prisoners are crowded. Holmboe, initially pro-native, is jailed, halting his journey as Wins is freed. The narrative portrays imperial power applying final pressure on a vanquished people.
Mrs Katie Carlton visits with son Joe as Mrs Birdie Smyth and daughter Allenes, and Mrs A Z Fuston with daughter shop in Hope. Several families share gatherings with Hattie Fincher Pearl Carlton and others. A twin daughter Mary Low and Jervie Sue born to Mr and Mrs Chester Agemand on March 3. Mother and babies fine. Community events include a flower shower for Mrs Lelar Sutton and a party at Carl Goodwill’s. Maxwelia visits and other weekend travel noted.
Chicago house wives were surveyed by the College of Commerce at De Faul University. Ten thousand nine hundred twelve women ranked autos as the top family purchase, more than twice as popular as insurance. Radios fur coats oil burquers dresses and vacuum cleaners followed. Four thousand nine hundred eighty two men worked as city mall carriers.
Notice to property holders in the Curb and Gutter District No. S and Street Improvement District No. North Side triets. A suit will be filed on 11 1, 1987 to collect all delinquent payments including penalties and court costs for past due items dating to 1937 and earlier. Delinquents may pay by May 14, 1997 to avoid further penalties. Payments and interest must be sent to W. P. Ange, district collector, before April 2, 1997.
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