19 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
1
Publicist William Feather argues the middle class grows by admitting more skilled tradespeople. high schools prepare for skilled labor, not just white collar prestige. He suggests uniforms could raise the status of skilled trades and reduce unemployment among ambitious youths seeking respectable work.
A Louisiana case shows two men charged with murder escape trial due to a minor English error in the indictment. The quashment stems from the word his instead of their malice aforethought, raising debate on legal form versus core guilt.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses vitiligo where pigment disappears leaving white patches on skin, noting occurrence in all races and uncertain causes. He cites lack of effective treatments, risks of self treatment and tattooing, and outlines methods to remove pigment and dangers of cosmetic coloration, plus notes on ocean liner china usage.
Duke professor B Rhine presents New Frontiers of the Mind arguing for evidence of extra sensory perception after card tests with hundreds of volunteers. He concludes some brains receive impressions beyond the five senses though mechanisms remain unclear.
A Harvard graduate Robert Barry hires Mary Melissa Lane and assembles an odd party for an archaeological trip at Blanco Canyon. Hades Jones, a fierce frontier kin, and Holliman, a rough handyman, join after a chaotic day that sees a bucking bronco and a misread assignment. Mary Melissa, sheltered but curious, embraces a daring shift from quiet life to adventure.
A long list of children's books suitable for ages six to nine is presented, mixing boy and girl titles. Authors include Nesbit, Stong, and McCann, with publishers such as Harcourt, Dodd Mead, and Longmans. The piece emphasizes knowing a child’s role before buying and avoiding rigid age limits.
On a Persian garden set for The Yellow Nightingale Gladys Swarthout attends a publicity event as Dr Ameen Fareed, a Persian scholar, mocks an Arabic inscription. Lubitsch directs a lively scene with Claudette Calbert and Gary Cooper in Blueboard’s Eighth Wife as a costly bath tub gag misfires.
Women can make the Today's Pattern 061 apron in hours. Short and dress lengths offered with dimity and organdy trim, sizes 34 through 48. Pattern 8061 provides yardage details for size 36 and includes binding trims. Fall and Winter Pattern Back book with 32 pages features designs and photos, with order details and a name and address requirement.
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