12 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how the eye reflects health through eyelid heaviness in colds, yellowing in jaundice, and signs of anemia or artery hardening. He notes heredity influences color, asserts that eye findings can reveal brain trouble or drug effects, and describes using an ophthalmoscope to inspect the retina for diagnosis.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that parental shock fuels secrecy in children leading to hidden misdeeds. She compares courtroom poker faces to home discipline, urging impartial listening and balanced response to encourage confession and accountability while noting mothers often prefer not to see their child’s faults.
An old actor recycles a lost Broadway script to stage a makeshift show in Hollywood. He outfits a bare venue with benches and lighting, selling audience seats for cash in a dubious enterprise centered on the play Agatha's Aunt.
A fragmentary report notes a production inviting 17 students to fill a cast with a $200 total, a short rehearsal period, and six days of performances for a small audience of adults. It mentions Ye Mr bitterwhisk and three major studios, with contracts not materializing, and references the Actors Guild and Actors Equity Association urging member participation amid training schools in Hollywood.
A dancer recalls being swindled by vber promoters on the set of College Holiday. She identifies three others who were persuaded to buy roles in a staged drama with a one week run guarantee. They believed being in films offered better attention than small parts in a cow barn gathering of actors.
Mrs Claud Stone and baby stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Carman and W A Wade and Miss Margaret Grimes attended the Hope game Friday night. Mrs M H Montgomery and Harvey visited Sunday with relatives in Marlbrook. Mrs Walter Bonds and Sylvester Carman were also present.
The Star lists candidates for the Democratic primary in Hope Arkansas for the mayoral race on Tuesday November 24, 1910. A Ruff Boyett and Albert Graves are the announced contenders.
A book review of Dr. Gustav Eckstein’s Canary and the History of Family notes canaries as quirky, individual creatures raised in a laboratory setting. The author praises the professor canary, its singing school, and the Mapper canary, calling the work unusual, entertaining, and worth reading. Also mentions local visitors Boris Carman returning to Engleton CCC camp after ten days with his parents.
An old medicine advertises Ramon's Brownie Pills to soothe bladder weakness and reduce nighttime urination. It claims the product cleanses poisons, prevents rheumatism, and promotes sound sleep, with a 35 cent package and guaranteed satisfaction.
A long worthless stock from a gold mine at Goldfield yields a million dollar inheritance for Robert Cummings, a rising Hollywood actor known for Lions in the Air. He shares the fortune with his mother while planning to continue his film career. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Clifford Huskey and others visit and attend to business as relatives and friends travel through.
An ad touts Creomulsion as a remedy for lingering coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine blends creosote with syrups and extracts to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed membranes, with a guarantee and money-back offer if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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