10 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1936
Page
1
The article lists behavioral clues of visual difficulty in children such as squinting blinking irritability and reluctance toward near or distant tasks. It notes Watery red eyes swollen lids crusted mornings and frequent styes as possible signs and urges evaluation by a competent doctor who can measure sight and detect disease.
London writer Olive Roberts Barton argues charm starts in childhood. mothers should teach little girls and boys to forget the pronoun I, favor others in conversation, perform small courtesies, and cultivate true sportsmanship. Early, consistent training builds personality and likability for life.
Hollywood reports a growing use of stand-ins for stars with Sonja Henie and Grace Moore. Irene Crane, Moore’s singing stand-in, matches Moore’s voice and appearance, recording test takes and rehearsals to keep Moore’s vocal energy fresh for final releases. Crane logs 12 to 15 takes per song, aiding sound technicians and directors in shaping performance for Love Me Forever and Interlude.
A newspaper piece notes industry trainees and stardom, highlighting Miss Crane a Boston Conservatory graduate who trains and appears in films in Italy and the U S. It covers Hollywood tour guides, popular star homes, and a 1922 Knickerbocker Theater disaster that killed 98.
The Meed family saga centers on Kath and Caroline as Caroline prepares for a Louisville radio audition after a life in a small town. Major Meed’s ailment shadows events while Kate, Howard, and villagers rally around Caroline as she secures a contract for seventy dollars a week and plans for college. Caroline’s first broadcast nears amid hopes, nerves, and small-town support.
The Star announces candidates in Hope City election subject to Democratic primary. For Mayor A. Trupp Boytt Albert Graves listed as contenders in the November 24 1996 vote.
British producer Warwick Deeping presents No Heroe-This a readable novel about a 25 year old British doctor who resists wartime enthusiasm, joins the medical corps, and faces disillusionment at Gallipoli. The war is shown as tedious and mismanaged, with weary front lines and exhausted soldiers.
Ozan Niv ane Mes Ber Stuart ware shape bing in Hope Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Barrow of Memphis are visiting relatives here this week. Misses Williesme Doris Stuart were shopping in Hope Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Finley Gontiuit of Blevins visited Me, and Mrs. Eugene Goodlett Sunday. Ed Goodlett was in Hope Saturday. Eugene Goodlett visited Mr. and Mrs. Finley Goolett at Blevins Sunday night and Monday. Bro. Robertson fitted his requiie appointment here at St. Paul church Sunday and Sunday night. This was Bro. Robertson's last sermon before going to conference at Little Rock. We hope to have him return for another year. Clebe Stuart was in Hope Saturday night. Stoman Gondlett was in Hope Saturday night. Miss Elizabeth Hanna returned to Ashdown Sunday afternoon after visiting her parents. Miss Hanna has accepted work in Ashdown. Miss Willie Stuart is visiting in Ashdown this week. William Robins of Hope was in Ozon Saturday night. Mrs. Ben Goodlett has returned after four weeks visit in Shreveport with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Matthews attended the Shreveport fair last week. Mrs. Eugene Goodlett expects Miss Lillian Robins of El Dorado to visit soon. Since discovery of the East Texas oil field in 1930, it has produced 900,000,000 barrels of oil. It is expected that the field will produce a total of 3,006,000 barrels.
Tokio A Wade and Noah Oldner visit Nashville for business. Mrs O B Hodnett and AC Holt travel to Nashville for transactions. Mr and Mrs A M Melarty host, with George Bawin born recently. Clyde Cooley and families visit Corinth and Texarkana. Rev Adcock presides at Sweet Morie. Various locals appear in weekend social and business trips.
Fragmentary notes recount a minister in the U.S. on leave, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Qenie Nance of ville, and various relatives and business visitors from towns like Talia Tokie and Leighland stopping by over a Sunday. Names and places are incomplete due to OCR issues.
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