11 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that warts are a nuisance with many myths. Beliefs from Adams County Illinois link warts to luck wealth or chin devil, while remedies rely on rubbing or charms with various materials. Scientific view shows no proven cure in these superstitions.
In a study by the Wentworth home, John Wentworth endures a brutal financial crisis and tense family tensions. Barry, his reckless son, confronts him as the elder contemplates a revised will to hold Barry's share in trust after years of wasteful living. A sudden fall ends the scene with John’s collapse.
A historical compilation quotes President Roosevelt urging defense readiness and policy toward peace. It contrasts comments from William J. Cameron, Henry Ford's secretary, and former Governor Landon urging national unity. The piece notes stock market strains and a Harvard professor’s caution about market health amid large tidal submerged acreage in the United Kingdom.
Paul Morrison's guest John Wesley urges Americans to see newsreels of Shanghai bombings. He calls for stark portrayal of war to spur antiwar sentiment and criticizes Japanese, Italian, and Spanish fascist regimes. He argues schooling and cinema must show war's ghastly reality.
Edward R Stettinius Sr a college grad at 23 and soon after named vice president of General Motors then anode chairman of U S Steel at 38 shown as proof that grit perseverance and Morgan connections lift a young man high The piece notes a speculative tie to China and a coroner jury like oversight while referencing stock market volatility and western farm declines
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