19 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
1
The article explains sympathetic ophthalmia, where damage to one eye endangers the other, and notes prompt removal of a severely injured eye can save vision in the other eye. It highlights dangers from toys and metal scraps, and the role of X rays magnets and surgery in detecting and removing foreign objects. It urges industrial eye safety to prevent such injuries.
A narrator on a sea voyage recalls the vast ocean and fog as a backdrop to stories of aboard ship children facing separation and illness. He notes a puppet show led by a sick Paris-bound girl and the cabin life of a ship’s crew, ending with a reflection on the sinking Titanic's band.
Hollywood figures like Robert Taylor Langford Bing Crosby and Bob Burns encounter rousing hometown welcomes while visiting towns across Nebraska Florida Washington and Arkansas. Crowds halt schools and shops, a two mile parade forms, guardsmen and bands march, and locals converge for receptions and calls.
John Harkrider returns to Abilene for West Texas Fair and a John Harkrider Day. Buddy Ebsen awaited in Orlando for a street name honor. Clarence Brown tours Clinton with a movie crew for Ah Wilderness era backlot. Gracie Allen visits San Francisco to amuse friends. Jimmy Stewart plans Indiana school visits. Betty Grable recalls St Louis theater thrill with early Broadway hits and autographs.
A fragmentacknowledged reader note discusses Bruce Catton and his autobiographies. The text suggests savior themes and cautions about revelations and blood in memoirs, mentioning Simon and Schuster with a price, then trails into unclear content.
Tony hunts his brother Carlo after a jewelry theft and family secrets surface in a tense HOUSE vigil. Marcia Canfield heads to New York amid Frank Kendrick’s flight while a sketch artist observes a hotel scene revealing human desires and hidden motives.
A sober account portrays Stravinsky’s life and music as his sole focus. The author highlights his hard work over mythic genius and recalls stories from Paris premieres and his circle, including Picasso Nijinsky and Diaghileff, while stressing the modern turn in his music.
A sweeping shakeup in high government positions is rumored in Rome with Renato Ricci reported slated for secretary of the Fascist party succeeding Achille Starace. Ricci is director of the Fascist Youth Organization. Day afternoon guest of Mrs. Ethel Stone. Mrs. Clifford Waokey called on Mrs. Eugene Ward Monday. Leroy Smartel retired Jonnie Saturday night from the Bible school in Fort Worth Texas.
Farmers in Ramota and Tulian report coyote activity as county agriculture officials seek an appraisal to curb losses. The discussion highlights selective feeding, especially watermelons, and notes careful management by local authorities to address the problem.
The Star lists candidates for mayor in Hope Arkansas under the Democratic primary on Tuesday November 24, 1938. A. R. Boyett and Albert Graves are the announced contenders.
McLean notes rising crop losses as coyotes patrol fields and single out melons, destroying one or more per pass and taking bites from many. Farmers report damage varying in scope with each visit by the scavengers.
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