06 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
1
The article outlines poisoning symptoms from various substances including salicylates, alkalis, borax, quinine, strychnine, thallium, phosphorus and cyanides. It stresses rapid stomach emptying, coffee stimulation, kidney protection with alkaline drinks, and early medical diagnosis to prevent severe damage.
London writer muses on child drawings and the fate of creativity. A two year old’s "man with a hat" and a four year old’s "horse in a hurry" illustrate instinctive artistry. Overprotection and early schooling risk stifling inventiveness, while Prague exhibits show unprompted genius. Parents should heed early sparks as latent abilities may fade.
A Hollywood era note reports chorus girls and extras pursuing earnings beyond dancing. Many study acting and writing while balancing jobs as the Motion Picture Producers Association warns that film work may require independent income. Blond Muriel Sebeck writes plays and fiction, selling two stories, with REO and Vincent Youmans involved in adaptations.
The article surveys dancers and chorus girls likening Miss Sebeck and Ann Sparling as they seek studio writing contracts and steady work. It notes their New York roots, prior Ziegfeld performances, and current side ventures from hot dog stands to floral shops while holing rehearsals and studying for brighter roles.
Kate Meed battles fate and a burning attic as Jeff Howard confronts her on her farm path. A storm of pride, danger, and a ruined ball gown tests loyalty, temper, and ambitions in a tense scene from Tim Story Chapter XXVII.
The Star lists Democratic primary contenders in Harpe City for November electon action. Candidates include A. Ruff Boyett and Albert Graves for mayor, with the primary Tuesday, November 24, 106.
Pontiac unveils 1937 de luxe six and de luxe eight lines with longer wheelbases, larger engines, faster acceleration, improved economy, and seven body styles. Prices range from 650 to 850 dollars, colors include black blue brown gray green maroon and cream, with new radiators and lower tops enhancing a sleeker look.
Bruce Catton's review of Anne Parrish's Golden Wedding notes the tale of Dan Briggs, a once-poor man turned ultra-rich by 1933, whose fortune corrupts character and strains Laura LeLand and their children. The critique highlights Parrish's compassionate portrayal and hints at potential for a deeper exploration of money's grip on family life.
Paperwomyn Mayina Passeruwa and Emily Fitypabivh headline a Hollywood era where Prague natives write gossip while others offer driving lessons and part time work. Doris Toddings Myrna Bratton Alma Faulkner and Rhea Neiven pursue stories and stenography, with lap dancing classes by Hose Tyrell and Dolly Newatyer. Innumerable chorus girls drift as waitresses. the scene centers on a sturdy, credibly respected group of performers and workers in late night entertainment and pulp publication circles.
The lesson outlines Pauls missionary work in Acts with references to his journeys to churches including Ephesus and exhortations to Christian work. It highlights passages from Pauls preaching and aims to guide Sunday worship and instruction in faith and service.
The excerpt lists clearance measurements and weights for various engine configurations. It specifies body line, roof point, and rear axle ground clearance in inches with values such as eight and three quarters inches, eight and three eighths inches, and mentions drafty radiators, narrow fenders, and body styling notes.
A fragmented passage discusses Paul's sermon to early Christians in Ephesus, urging spiritual armor and prayer, pairing religious courage with personal conduct. It blends biblical analysis with notes on faith, endurance, and communal prayer for strength against persecution.
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