14 May 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
1
The excerpt explains how small particles travel in the bloodstream and lodge in narrow vessels causing blocked circulation. When the brain is involved paralysis may occur. kidneys produce severe pain and blood in urine. limbs may develop gangrene.
A mother lectures her son James on the harms of lying and cheating. She contrasts John Jones and other boys, warns that liars lose self respect, and urges James to own up, face consequences, and begin a clean slate to gain self control and dignity. Other mothers may profit from the lesson.
The piece argues that state experimentation in government can reveal ideas for the nation, citing Florida's proposed recovery act environment. It warns that a bill barring chain stores and requiring local ownership would repel outside capital, hurt Florida commerce, and threaten national economic unity by creating state tariff walls. It stresses the danger of pursuing protectionist schemes and forgetting the national, open-economy model.
The British Admiralty awards contracts for three 35,000 ton battleships, bringing their total under construction to five by 1940. The piece argues Americans should avoid panic over naval rivalry, noting no imminent threat of conflict with England and recommending calm reaction to the buildup.
The article explains endocarditis as infection of the heart lining and valves, causing crustations that hinder valve function. Symptoms include fatigue, weakness, weight loss, fever, rapid pulse, and potential clubbing of fingers, with risks from crust fragments entering the bloodstream.
A historical note describes a practice among Eskimos involving a small piece of dog's hair placed at the bottom of the pipe bowl to intensify smoke. A piece of dog's skin is attached to the pipe stem to keep the hair accessible.
A conflict arises between a father and son over feeding a dog named Sport. Neighbors call police after the hungry dog scours a garbage can, leaving Sport missing his collar and license and ending with the dog impounded. A $2 release and admonition follow as the father admonishes his son to accept consequences of carelessness.
Joan confronts her past and plans to tell Sybil Hendry the truth to protect Bob and her father. Dorothy pushes Joan to face the scandal with Mr Hendry’s potential belief guiding her next move. May reveal Jeremiah Jordan ties complicating the Hendry circle as Chapter XXI ends with Joan racing toward decision.
The Bureau of Standards and the National Retail Drygoods Association list seven favored bathroom colors white bath green orchid ivory maize bath blue royal blue and six preferred kitchen shades white kitchen green ivory delphinium blue royal blue and red. Also note remark about fish with heads four fifths grown from ocean depths.
A medical article by Morris Fisbelfn outlines syphilis treatment in the United States era, detailing mercury and arsenical drugs, bismuth, and new heating devices. It notes multiple injections over two to three years, with costs averaging 75 to 100 dollars, and emphasizes accurate diagnosis, regular blood tests, and gradual recovery despite rapid initial symptom relief.
Illustration and description of a frock with draped bodice puff sleeves and raised waistline. Suitable fabrics include British Empire prints celanese voile or dotted swiss. Patterns in sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 44 require specific yardage. Coupon offers The Spring and Summer Pattern Book priced at $1.15 or $1.25 with pattern.
Bruce Catton reviews Sentinel of the Coasts by George Futnan, a memoir of a nun and longtime Lighthouse Commissioner Putnam. The work highlights the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Greenland, Alaska, and Philippines, praising the Lighthouse Service’s steady, nonpartisan duty and morale.
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