23 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
1
Subscription rates are listed for city carriers and mail with different regional prices. The paper notes the Associated Press copyright and reserves rights to news dispatches. It warns about tributes and memorials being charged and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the first dangerous germ seen under a microscope, the anthrax germ observed in 1849. The piece covers how Pasteur and Koch advanced germ growing methods, how the disease affects animals and humans, transmission through hides and hair, and prevention through disinfection, vaccination, and steam treatment standards.
The article notes that stars like Dick Powell and Bing Crosby face sly endorsements and fake gift schemes via fan letters. It describes sweaters, songs, and other solicitations used to extract money, with publicists urging caution as many requests prove fake.
Olive Roberts Barton advises cautious dress and gradual exposure as March weather shifts from warm to cold. She notes variability in March, warns against overheating after early warmth, and urges parents to watch for sudden temperature changes to protect children during outdoor play.
Hollywood fans send gifts and demands in letters to stars with threats of extortion. Secretaries shield celebrities and employers delay gifts, as in Jean Harlow case where jewelry was kept aside and a $50 bill demanded in a follow up note.
In a melodramatic plot Daphne refuses marriage to Larry for money, Jennifer outshines her as a rising star, and a two month tour precedes a dramatic confrontation. Jennifer accuses Daphne as Daphne claims she has earned glamour through sacrifice, while Larry remains the focal point of divided affections.
In a tense week before a play, Daphne and Jennifer clash over ethics and desire. Jennifer shows unseen vulnerability, while Daphne resists pity and clings to loyalty to Larry as tensions rise between the women. Both characters reveal fragile hearts beneath outward coolness.
Daphne and Jennifer argue amid jealousy and rehearsals as past love interests surface. Jennifer admits longing for stardom and betrays a crush on Tuck while Lage ry’s feelings for Daphne complicate affairs. Daphne orders rest and plans urgent rehearsals, hinting at an upcoming conclusion.
An article by Honal d Gray discusses abundant annuals with strong bloom and easy care. It lists scheme ideas and plant pairings for colorful beds, including Centaurea cyanus Jubilee, Cosmos, Dahlia Golden Standard, Sweet Alyssum, Calendula, Cornflower, Marigold, and Petunia Snow in arranged color blocks between garage spaces.
Dr Rosalie Slaughter Morton, renowned physician, studied worldwide including Berlin, Vienna, London, Ceylon, and India. She practiced in Washington and New York, now in Winter Park, Fla, focusing on arthritis, with a life rich in travel, war service, and professional leadership.
The letter to Gracie Allen jokes about fans claiming long-lost kin and demanding money. It contrasts the frequent letters stars receive with counterclaims from fake relatives, including a spoofed note about an Uncle Zeb and a seven-figure sum.
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Wakeful nights and bladder troubles are described with backache and urinary changes. The ad promotes Ramon's Brownie Pills as a cure for kidney problems, urging immediate use and claiming health benefits.
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