07 May 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
1
Editorial argues breach of promise laws are outdated and sexist. It criticizes criminal penalties for seduction under promises of marriage, asserting women can and should protect themselves without legal dams. It contends laws should reflect modern women’s independence and equality.
Dr Bayard T Horton warns drownings rise as summer draws near. Hypersensitivity to cold water can cause immersion syncope. Test by soaking a hand in ice water five minutes. swelling indicates risk. Desensitize by ice water immersion one minute or two daily for weeks to lower danger.
The heart is a involuntary muscle, always active from before birth to death. It sits under the left chest, protected by sacs and membranes, with chambers, valves, and coronary arteries controlling blood flow. Understanding its structure helps explain why coronary artery trouble can cause sudden death.
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a discussion among young mothers about nursery schools. A mother shares her choice to send Patsy to a near six day a week facility after fearing Aunt Jessie could not handle a lively child. The story explores perceived tradeoffs of sending children away.
Philip arrives in Seattle to check on Joan as chapters unfold in a Green Hills home. Bob learns Hendry has rewritten his will, leaving Joan a share of the estate. Hendry recalls Nancy and his long friendship with Charley Norton, who saved him years ago, while Jerry Jordan’s murder shimmers as a grim memory of the old West.
A brisk review of top crime novels. H. Ashbrook Coward’s Murder Makes Murder features a beautiful heiress stabbed on the eve of her wedding and a sharp, unlikely hero. Also praised are Erly Stanley Gareiner’s The Case of the Dangerous Dowager and Henry C. Beck’s Murder in the Newspaper Guild for brisk plotting and strong villainy.
A compilation of statements from educators and reform advocates urging federal funding for schooling, humane debate on insanity treatment, and a call for public understanding to support well crafted laws. It notes reactions from leaders like Jerome Davis and D C Roper, reflecting postwar policy concerns.
A passive scene on a playground shows fifty children at a nursery with calm teachers guiding play. Observers note the head teacher’s gentle methods help even fraidy eaters like Patsy gain confidence, suggesting nursery schooling supplements home life without replacing it.
A fragmentary report recalls the Hindenburg on her first Atlantic voyage after commissioning to succeed the elder Zeppelin. It notes Dr. Wugo Rehner, builder and commander, and Captain Ernest Lehmann aboard. Max Pruss, the Mindenburg’s commander, is reported killed or missing.
Hollywood reports director William Dieterle exploded on the set of The Life of Eile Zali over a climax day and dismissed staff. He is described as shy and gentle off camera, loves flowers, avoids salary disputes, and wears multiple gloves daily. The piece also notes eccentric actors and a party mind reading prank that spurred wide copy.
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