20 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
1
The article describes the diversification of milk into condensed and evaporated forms, acidophilus milk, powdered and skimmed varieties, and notes slight differences among them. It cites heat processing reducing certain vitamins and affecting proteins fats and carbohydrates, and explains condensed milk as a thickened product preserved with sugar and low temperature canning.
The excerpt discusses dental infection risk from infected teeth and dental guidance, then explains evaporated milk versus condensed milk, heating effects on vitamins, and dried or powdered milk production. It notes skimmed milk as the cream-removed product.
Paul de Kruif’s Why Keep Them Alive? argues science must serve the poor, not profit. He condemns using medical advances to relief only the affluent while disease and hunger kill millions. The book details the Dionne quintuplets and urges science as a public good.
A concise critique praises the intelligent analysis in sight of every American baby, noting the book is available to those who can afford it. The reviewer calls it fine and indignant, written by Mr. de Kruié, and published by Harcourt, Brace and Co. for $3.
The essay compares Anthony Adverse and Oliver Alden, contrasting extrovert and introvert paths in youth. It argues children inherit patterns from genetics and family, yet individual experiences shape them. both need peer interaction to grow balanced, with extroverts needing social grounding and introverts benefiting from varied company to avoid rigid, solitary outlooks.
Centerville residents recount weekend calls among families including Lyman Honeycutt and Will Austin. Trips feature Gladys McElygy, Margarette Alton, Burlis Reith, and the Wells family plus Mrs. Ravel Bright and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ravel Bright plan to move to Prescott later this week.
William Guthrie, Warner Brothers location director, uses a Secret Service eye and keen California knowledge to scout and secure authentic sites for films. He lines up landscapes, naval props, and battle scenery while managing logistics, housing, and discipline for on location crews.
Toby Ryan 19 works behind a Mashallav department store jewelry counter and is photographed for an ad. Photographer Marty Blatt and model Ben Blake push her toward a modeling career as Toby navigates flirtation, pressure from Hiatt, and a night of celebration with Bill, while contemplating a future in magazines and billboards.
SANTA CRUZ California reports two marmosets born to a pair owned by J P Waller. The twins weigh under a pound each and are noted as rare in the United States, according to Walker.
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