20 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
1
Text explains onset and volume of milk, colostrum value, and mature milk composition. It notes average output ranges by week, factors influencing supply, and how maternal diet and modest alcohol use affect milk. It warns against drunkenness and advises encouraging early breastfeeding and proper emptying of the breast.
A jumbled glimpse of 1930s film gossip notes shifts between actors like Clark Gable Carole Lombard Joan Crawford and Olivia de Havilland. Mentions hair debates with Gable mustache and a possible new role. References to English cricket and Tollywood style home fronts offer a cross section of entertainment and culture.
Olive Roberts discusses how adults excuse everyday slips while harshly judging children. She notes parents defend own messy habits at work and home, then explode at minor child mistakes. The piece urges calmer parenting, citing the tale of the mate and the beam as a better guide.
Gordon Sinclair writes a brisk reportorial travelogue of India in Khyber Caravan chronicling a Toronto paper’s roving assignment. He surveys Khyber Pass Kashmir earthquakes jungles tiger highways rajahs and harsh urban life with lively vivid prose and light judgment.
Hollywood notes on Easiest job in town being cast and crew ill with illness. Mary Boland and Charles Rugges photographed at work. Conventions eyed for Talkietown stages. Warners lease one stage to American Legion. refrigerator stage busy. Republic film with Jimmy Dunn Mae Clark led to use of snow and ice facilities. Capra shooting Lost Horizon there. A collegian vulcanizes torn rubber bathing suits on Catalina beach. business improving. Adolphe Menjou’s new comedian phase noted. Mayo implied to underplay.
Linda returns east after sharing room with Honey Harmon and facing romance, career twists, and a blade headline about a Newtown publisher. Linda confronts Pete Gardiner's influence, contemplates love, and seeks a permanent writing job in New York as her future unfolds.
The Arkansas branch of the National League of District Postmasters will host its annual convention in Willen on June 1 and 2 with Washington's former postmaster general among the speakers. Also noted are entertainment updates and a film contract signing featuring Maurie Frevast and a reference to a new author listing in the Year Book.
The article argues that over the past three years farmers formed local study groups and joint programs to advance agriculture. It stresses continuing organization to sustain gains, balance national welfare, and secure a permanent, self liquidating revenue source for a lasting agricultural program, noting the McNary Haugen and other proposals and the need to conserve soil resources.
The speech outlines the origins of the American Farm Bureau Federation, tracing early USDA agent work, county agents, and the push for farmer led organization. It notes the 1911 Broome County beginning, the Smith Lever Act, and the 1920 formation of the national federation in Chicago. It emphasizes farmers’ democracy through collective extension and federation, roles of county and state groups, and the federation’s ongoing impact.
The Star lists candidates for Hempstead County Democratic primary on August 41 193M including EMORY A THOMPSON LUKE MONROE for Representative FRANK WARD for Sheriff and Collector RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER for County Treasurer CLIFFORD FRANKS H M STEPHENS and ARTHUR C ANDERSON RALPIT BAILEY for Circuit Clerk with Arkansas Extension Service noting rural farm organization importance and party positions. Other guests at the event included Miss Ella Posey L C Baker C C Randall Waldo Provier Aubrey Gates Stanley Carpenter and W J Tompkins.
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