26 May 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1937
Page
1
The Star notes charges will apply to tributes cards memorials and similar notices concerning the departed. It says AP news is for republication and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Ohio repealed prohibition but lax enforcement ruins the reform. Bars near schools flourish and high school youths access liquor as officials neglect rules. The piece argues the public and regulators failed to maintain control, mirroring the nation’s pattern from prohibition to repeal.
Assistant Secretary of Commerce J. Monroe Johnson weighs banning stunt flights across the Atlantic citing danger and obsolescence. He argues the era of lone risk taking is over and commercial lines should prove regularly scheduled ocean flights need not be hazardous.
The article explains the term diabetes, its essential features, and how insulin transformed treatment by allowing carbohydrates with dietary control. It notes rising cases and deaths, hereditary aspects, and links to modern life pace. It reports that marriages at St John’s Church, Shotley, Northumberland, are invalid due to lack of legal registration.
A neighbor recalls a boy who stole cherries and accidentally broke a garage window with a falling shard from a stolen car. The boy confesses after his mother’s guidance, and Mr Smith suggests they replace the glass together. The mother explains the price paid and praises the humane lesson as a turning point in the boy’s life.
Joan awakens distraught and learns Norton killed Hendry, confessing on a Spanish freighter. Bob reveals Joan inherits one third of Hendry’s estate as Dorothy’s trial of loyalty ushers a rushed wedding in the living room. They plan to live in the little white house while their hilltop home awaits, cherishing renewed happiness.
A review lauds Millen Brand novel The Outward Room about a woman in a mental hospital who escapes to New York and is helped by a machinist. The story is praised for tenderness and realistic handling of a troubled heroine and a hopeful romance. Also noted is Tokyo’s Ranchu goldfish, priced around 285, part of a 12 million fish yield with distinctive features.
Hollywood notes recount gag headlines from picket lines to studio set changes. Stars like Groucho Marx Madeleine Carroll and George Raft appear in humorous anecdotes while contracts, divorces, and travel notes mingle with behind the scenes glimpses and whimsical travel tales.
In Smyrna Turkey Ermine Hanoum aged 106 died after her dress caught fire from a cigarette while she sat in Burnova quarter. She could not extinguish the flames and perished in the incident.
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