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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
4
The Star announces a policy charging for tributes and memorials amid space concerns. It notes charges apply to cards and memorials while disclaiming responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
The article dispels the aluminum poisoning rumor linked to cooking utensils. It notes minimal aluminum transfer to foods and stresses that even worst case daily intake would not harm the body. It calls for careful food supply control and proper washing to remove pesticides from produce.
A survey of film figures showing Fox, Warner, and others: writers and actors shifting roles, producing and directing, with Mae West writing her own dialogue and even serving welfare sentences. Henry Hathaway, Errol Flynn, Lew Ayres, Tim? West’s bold censorship impact noted.
The Star announces candidates in the Democratic primary for Hope Arkansas City Mayor race on Tuesday November 24 1990. R A Ruff Boyett and Albert Graves are listed as candidates.
The text notes automatic embargo activation under the Neutrality Act during the Tala-Ethiopian clash, though no formal war declaration occurred. It says court proceedings omit the act, claims the Chavo war ended, and suggests the act is defunct, yet prosecutions proceed with serious intent, implying high stakes beyond potential fines or jail.
A notebook-like review surveys Look a Day By Bruce Catton and Dear Dark Head by Helen Landreth, praising the Irish history narrative from fable to modern times and noting the book’s indignation at English rule. It contrasts Elizabethan censorship with Irish pseudonyms like Dark Rosaleen and Kathleen in Houlihan, and admires De Valera’s push for independence. Also touches on Paris film gossip about Ben Hecht, Charles MacArthur, and Wyler’s filmmaking quirks and musical humor in Dodsworth and Winterset.
Lola Montez the Irish born dancer and scandal figure fascinates monarchs and statesmen across Europe. The article traces her rise from obscurity to fame through bold escapades, royal liaisons, and political intrigue, ending with her romantic entanglements and controversial influence on European courts.
A historical sketch traces Maria Dolores Eliza Rosanna Gilberta born in Limerick in 1418 and her rise as Lola Montez. It recounts her liaison with King Ludwig I of Bavaria, her influence on court politics, royal dismissal of Jesuit education, and a dramatic life ending with a controversial gravest fate in Brooklyn after ventures across Europe and Ireland.
A reader discusses a newspaper column titled Animal News Reel noting a dog that vanished in On tario eleven years ago and reappeared, a pigeon found in Australia, a cow causing its owner to break a collar bone, and a horse item. The piece then reflects on Hollywood cinema, Royal banners, and autumn woods in America with thoughts on curiosity and travel across cities like London, New York, and Philadelphia.
In this glossy column Paul Harrison notes Hollywood workers expanding beyond typecasting. Gregory Ratoff holds a four way contract with 20th Century Fox writing acting directing and serving as assistant producer while juggling multiple projects including co directing Sins of Man and acting in Road to Glory. Sid Silvers showcases dancing singing writing and storytelling skills at MGM. Frank Craven emerges as a true triple threat with stage and screen credits culminating in his early film debut in 1929.
Kate Meed fights humiliation as Jeff Howard buys the Brown Boy horse from Tom Held to torment her. She plans revenge while Caroline grapples with guilt and hope, counting on luck as Jeff’s actions reshape the farm’s future and Kate’s heart.
Miss Gertrude Conant and Arkansas Extension offer fruit cake recipes and home canning ideas for Hempstead County. Poultry expert S A Moore advises mid day moist mash with milk or water to aid slow mayers, feeding 1.5 to 2 hours with limited quantities. Transcontinental motor travel reportedly hits all time records in 1936 per California State Automobile Association.
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