05 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
1
The Star announces charges on tributes cards of thanks resolutions and memorials for the departed. AP notes policy by CNEA that commercial papers apply to all tributes and columns to safeguard readers from space consuming memorials. The Star disclaims responsibility for keeping or returning unsolicited manuscripts.
A British government experiment in an orphan asylum near London tests gas masks on 50 infants, drawing sharp critique that modern civilization fails to protect children from war, calling the effort a grim symbol of a world out of joint and a precursor to choosing between democracy and extremism.
A dramatic critic at the New York Historical Association urged mothers to write to their college sons between cigarette puffs and cocktail sips. He warned that long, frequent letters are fading among adults and youth, and urged mothers to establish a letter-writing hour to elevate their sons’ ideals as they reach manhood.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains fungal ringworm variants beyond facial and scalp cases. The piece outlines diagnosis by skin scraping and microscopy, typical circular lesions, common on feet and groin, and notes treatment aims with antiseptics to halt fungal growth. It also mentions modest symptoms and the importance of prompt recognition.
A discussion on how children respond to engaging activities in early education. It argues that fascination with construction and crafts helps overcome initial resistance to school, builds positive associations, and opens the mind to learning.
In a snowbound city drawing room Jill greets Alan Jeffry, once a school star, now aligning with English politics. Amid dancing and a tense air, Jill learns Alan tested himself to earn a living and perhaps join the Jeffry lineage as a noble English lord, altering her view of their future.
Jill discovers her father Montanne in a tense scene with Milo’s father Mr Marianne. The revelation of Milo’s failure to satisfy a heavy financial burden fractures the family’s harmony as Jill confronts the scandal and faces her new reality.
The Star publishes candidate announcements subject to Democratic city primary election action. Steve Carrigan and Royce Weisenberger seek roles as City Attorney and Alderman Ward Three F D Stenry. Campaign details and dates reflect local election timing and eligibility.
Washington residents Mrs. W. B. Booker and Mrs. Eva Sits visited aunt Mrs. M. Williams, with Miss Roberta Start returning home from Shreveport. Rodessa and Jefferson guests joined C. C. Stuart and family. Mrs. Joe Monroe came back from Hot Springs after months away. The Rowe family spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Whitlow in Arkadelphia.
The text argues that a child’s genuine interest fuels effort and persistence, guiding work toward long term education. It emphasizes balancing curiosity with duties, using engaging tasks to foster concentration, and that educators and parents should nurture intrinsic motivation rather than chasing brief thrills.
John Twist offers a playful Hollywood guest column critiquing censors, stars Lily Pons, Raoul Walsh, and Jack Oakie. He lampoons studio politics, Briskin’s oversight, and the life of writers, noting scarce pay and restless industry demands amid a faltering, satirical take on cinema’s inner workings.
Gift idea page features Pattern 8916 house coat with wrap around sleeve rever collar and sash. Perforated for two lengths, sizes 34 through 48, requires yardage and ribbon. Includes full instructions and a Fall Winter Pattern Book with 32 pages of designs and photos.
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