07 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
1
A historical discussion notes that infants develop habits through repeated care and imitation, beginning at birth. It covers feeding, sleep, toilet training, and general development, including early senses such as light detection, primitive eye movement, taste perception, and reaction to noise.
Olive Roberts Barton admires a shift in children’s health over two decades, tracing improvements to vitamins cod liver oil and proper nutrition. She highlights better posture, fewer braces, and the rise of the “new neck line” as science supports vitality. Regular regimens of nourishing food, rest, sun, and exercise sustain growth and strength in Mary’s and David’s babyhood.
Bruce Catton notes readers restless this season and recommends The Modern Angler by John Aklen Knight. Jimmy Donahue praises practical fly fishing guidance, nods to long leaders, roll cast photos, and Knight's moon phase theory, while highlighting clear carpentry of technique and benefits for inland waters.
Hollywood notes report on discreet gambling dens evading deputies, Chaplin and Paulette Goddard resuming work on a new story, and box office woes for Modern Times. The Hays office tightens drinking scenes while studio figures Irving Thalberg and Norman Shearer are easy to reach by phone. Noel Madison is noted for collecting stamps as he avoids gunplay.
The piece surveys how racing and politics haunt film studios cost and efficiency, citing Upton Sinclair campaigns and employee bets, then shifts to revival casting and star movements. It highlights William Powell Myrna Loy Clark Gable Joan Crawford Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Marlene Dietrich Lily Pons Clifton Webb and odd anecdotes about Gable with a gag car and a hippo in Cincinnati in 1522.
Linda Bourne, a rising actress, navigates affairs and ambition in Hollywood. Basil Thorne, an established host, becomes entangled with her after a tense dinner, then withdraws as Linda pursues independence and work. Dix Carter, once a college friend, reappears, rekindling old feelings and promising a future.
Associated Press reports that Jeanne Perkins Wilma Francis and Ann Evers face the challenge of dropping Southern drawl to advance film careers. Paramount coach Phyllis Loughton notes accents hinder dialogue and outlines enunciation drills and imitation of diction from stars like Helen Hayes and Margaret Sullavan as the girls receive three more months of optional contracts.
Center Point residents Bennie Jones Milas Jessie Mae Wright and Marion Hubbard hosted guests Sunday afternoon. Calls were made to several homes including Hollis Mullins Trinon Hubbard and Marlon Hubbard. A public welcome to Sunday school was extended locally. Misses Mavis Gloriatia Aslin and Franklyn Middlebrooks visited grandparents and relatives in town.
Fragmentary remarks from U S Senator Hastings and Senator Borah critique the New Deal and platform usefulness. George Lansbury laments repeated crises as weapons grow more efficient. Ray Murphy of the American Legion notes Veterans of Future Wars ridicule war.
Francis Franks and M Stephens are listed for a local clerk position in an OCR transcription fragment. The readable text implies candidates or contested filing but provides no clear action, date, or jurisdiction.
A newly found low narrow island in the Timor Sea was reported last year. The islet is about one mile long and lies roughly miles north west of Broome, Australia, according to the discovery notes.
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