19 May 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1937
Page
1
A columnist argues the divorce trend stems from romantic illusion about marriage. People who marry hoping for effortless happiness face high odds. success depends on unselfish work, tact, and courage. The piece urges maturity before stepping into matrimony to reduce divorces.
Naz Germany complains as British and American universities refuse to join the Goettingen University bicentenary celebration. They protest Nazi censorship and persecution of scholars, arguing that free inquiry defines true scholarship. The refusals reflect broader anger at Hitler’s restriction on academic freedom.
Two heart specialists warn against golf and heavy exertion for angina patients. They cite deaths linked to golfing and long journeys, noting emotional stress, sleep loss, overeating, smoking, and alcohol as triggers. Doctors offer amyl nitrite, nitroglycerine, and life regulation to reduce attacks.
Olive Roberts Barton recalls Ted balking at a new blue gray suit sold as purple. His mother frets over fashion clashes while Ted resists trends, insisting on waiting to see if others wear the style. Her memory of past fashion battles echoes as they return the suit.
Dorothy learns Joan Barrett may have told Hendry her story before his murder. Joan flees Green Hills, fearfully trekking seven miles to Burlington, then New York City. She hides, buys a room, and contemplates her peril as police close in.
A mother helps Ted confront envy and conformity after his friends mock his pair of clothes. She questions his willingness to lead, urging him to develop his own sense of self and to resist following others. The scene frames inferiority as a challenge youths must overcome with inner resolve.
A Book a Day praises The East Wind by Compton Mackenzie as the first of a quartet. The reviewer warns readers to start now, noting Mackenzie’s overstatment of English life and a cast including John Ogilvie Emil Stern Julius Stern Miriam Stern and others against a broad, recurring canvas.
A fragment from a Hollywood column reports on an obscure young actress named Something-or-other Mr Farland rehearsing a scene on Mountain Music set. It sketches anecdotes about Mae and Carol, E M T, director Curtiz, Jack Warner, and Spanish Inquisition jokes, with notes on makeup tricks and Miss Henie’s Ice routines.
Today pattern offers a princess dress with button trim belt, pleated puff sleeves, and smart standing collar. Silks and cottons in sizes 12 to 20 30 tod0. size 14 needs 4 1 8 yards of 35 or 39 inch material. long sleeves require 4 3 8 yards. Include newspaper name when ordering. Spring and Summer Pattern Book available for 15 cents. order with pattern for extra 10 cents.
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