30 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1936
Page
1
A fragmented newspaper masthead and policy excerpt from Hope Arkansas detailing post office certification under the 1887 act, pricing for carrier vs mail subscriptions, and disclosures about republication rights and tribute charges. Includes editor and publisher names and Associated Press note.
A doctor explains how to gauge a baby's food needs with hunger cues versus weight gain. He notes some infants stall in weight yet remain healthy, while overfeeding or underfeeding can cause regurgitation, fussiness, or poor growth. Water intake and essential nutrients matter, and formulas should resemble mother’s milk in composition.
A volunteer runs a boys sports club for eight to twelve year olds with a small fee, taking them to public parks for practice, games and outings. Mothers support, transport is arranged, and leaders aim to build health, camaraderie and lasting interest in sport. The movement could expand to other towns and ages, filling gaps left by crowded playgrounds and limited facilities.
Dudley Vaill Talcott the American sculptor married a flaxen-haired Norwegian girl. Her father, a Viking ship captain, befriended him and the couple ended with a sealing venture. Talcott became owner of a Norwegian ketch under his father-in-law’s command and spent years at sea chasing ice, salmon, seals, and muskox.
Benito Mussolini is cited as a model for imposing will on others while noting American teachers as nervous. Grove C Bowman of North Adams urges normal behavior for teachers to avoid self consciousness in children. Florence Kahn is quoted about men removing hats in elevators, noting personal headwear.
A brisk reading about bold, risk taking souls who lived hard and earned rewards in adventure. The book delivers a bracing, cool breath of the north despite mild self consciousness and entertaining, lively storytelling.
A Chicago era baseball note describes St Louis Cardinals penalizing players for missed run opportunities in late innings, with fines for double plays and failed RBI chances. It highlights pressure on hitters and the team’s continued dominance in the National League and World Series titles, plus Detroit and Detroit Tigers incentives in similar fashion. The piece also mentions Petey Savyon becoming featherweight champion, the first Birmingham boxer to hold a world throne.
Rex Travers in Arizona faces fraud tied to the Everett property. Madame Lizette hires Gail Everett, a designer whose linkage to the land deal unsettles Rex as he contemplates his future. A stranger at Rancho Angelo intrigues and foreshadows danger amid corporate mining plots and family pressures.
Washington reports show a drop in relief workers from March to mid May with 3,449,146 at work, Hopkins notes WPA losses yet gains in other government employment, and a projected drop to meet WPA targets. The data also reveals most WPA workers come from relief rolls, while several non relief-linked groups contribute to public works and War Department projects.
Freddie Bartholome stars in the film adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s story at the Saenger, co starring Dolores Costello Barrymore. The two day engagement opens Sunday with showings at 2 15 and 9 PM and Monday at 8 PM. Doors open 7 30. Aubrey Smith, Guy Kibbee and Mickey Rooney appear among the cast.
The passage lists Jimmy Hines Bill Mehlhamn Abe Espinosa amid repeated failures to qualify for sectional rounds. It notes agitation to exempt more leading players from qualifying, a renewed complaint since 1924, the first year of sectional qualifying, reflecting ongoing debate within the United States Golf Association about open access to early rounds.
The fragment lists political candidates including AMORY A. THOMPSON LUKE MONROE for various offices and notes questions about readiness. It also mentions unemployment in Danzig linked to German enlistment and Polish fears of closer ties to the Reich, plus a Brazilian linguistic project and a note on German aluminum window panes.
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