28 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
1
The guide outlines careful preparation and sanitation for formula, bottles, nipples, and stoppers. It stresses washing and boiling all parts, preparing portions in advance, and maintaining clean hands and equipment. Temperature checks use the mother’s wrist, and nipples’ holes may require adjustment for steady milk flow. It notes new nipple inventions and parallels artificial feeding with breastfeeding to avoid air swallowed by the baby.
The essay compares each child to a sleeping bush in a garden, urging patience for slow bloomers. It argues that early success is not a measure of future brilliance, noting Johnny’s uneven school progress, and sharing a personal tale of guiding a daughter who secretly showed analytic brilliance. It advocates fair treatment and faith in gradual development.
Bruce Catton notes Oscar Wilde lectured in the American West in velvet attire and was not shot, a paradox amid Jim Fisk and Jay Gould era excess. Lloyd Lewis and Henry Smith recount Wilde in America, a rich tour with Gaiety satire and a surprising reception, priced at $4.50.
Hollywood is full of bets and big wagers on everything from politics to idle fantasies about stars. The piece notes climbers like Marlene Dietrich and Jean Harlow and mocks rumors about Chaplin Goddard and Powell, while praising the showbiz pool for high stakes and laughs. J Jolson is highlighted as a top horseplayer.
The piece notes Hollywood figures wagering large sums during production and recreation. It cites examples from Groucho Marx and Harpo Marx betting with golf clubs, William Wellman and Andy Devine, and other directors placing bets on stunts and outcomes. It portrays film industry gamblers as frequent, spirited, and profitable in quick wagers.
Gail Everett, a costume designer in a fashion house, seeks work in New York. Madame Lizette pushes her staff to prepare a frock for Mrs Travers and her daughter, while Ariadne and colleagues manage fittings amid tense power dynamics and rumors of secret favoritism. The morning ends with orders rushed and a cliffhanger toward the showroom visit.
Southern Association standings show Nashville, Little Rock and Chattanooga New Orleans tied in postponements. Memphis five, Atlanta seven. Birmingham Knoxville two. Werlvesding’s results Brooklyn four New York four. East two, Philadelphia five. Cincinnati five, Chicago three. Pittsburgh eleven, St Louis two. Chicago two Detroit three. Louis one. New York nine, Boston and Philadelphia-Washington noted.
The Okay Cementers host New Boston at Okay's new ball field on Sunday May List. New Boston features star players including Williamss formerly of S. M. A. and Giles Simp son Cruze Giddins and Welsh. Okay defeated the Atlanta Oilers 5 to 2 last Sunday before a capacity crowd and looks to repeat with Lefty Phillias to pitch and Dorisinne Thompson catching. Infield stars R. Hulbert Delaney B. Hulbert Lott Wallers pace a solid unit while outfielders Speedy Russell Benny Page Jimmy Hargis and Jackrabbit Freeman man the grass.
Spring Hill Mr and Mrs Cann Yocom Sr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a large dinner Saturday. Attendees included their son Connie and Jonnie, Rev. Dickerson and wife, Mrs Johnson and wife, Yocom and Graciott families, and many relatives. The Sunday school children presented a program as both churches were represented.
Doyle and Mex Earl Stone with children hosted Meg and Mrs Clide Hutson and family attended to Sunday meals. WH Harper and DC Norwood visited on business in Slope and Nashville. Herbert Biggers and Miss Pereldean Stone joined Balch family for Sunday dinner. David and Joby Bate of Doyle attended a Saturday night event with Walter Balch and family. Milford Walston and parents hosted Saturday night at their home. McCurey and others discussed a wall incident with a quoted jest about a hundred dollars and a wall shot over the stud.
New York 4-3 in 12 innings as Carl Hubbell scattered hits to lift the Giants into a first place tie with the Cardinals. Fred Frankhouse walked bases loaded in the 12th to force in the decisive run. Mel Ott left the game early and was replaced by Jim Ripple. The Cardinals lost to the Pirates 2-1.
In Nashville Dayron Spence earned his tenth win as the Vels routed Lit Ue Rock 12 to 3 in six innings. Atlanta rallied in the eighth to beat Memphis 7 to 5 behind a walk, Richard’s homer, and hits by Chatham and Hamel. Knoxville notes mention the Barons beating the Smokies in a separate game.
Political notices list Ruffin White Frank Rider for County Judge and Clifford Franks HM Stephens Brandon for treasurer. Doyle residents Trawnie Brandlain and Tom Broneluay are noted, with several Doyle boys attending the Eggshed party Saturday night and a regular appointment held Sunday. The Doyle singing event Sunday night drew good attendance.
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