23 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1937
Page
1
Washburn editor and publisher listed in a brief notice naming George Palmer as president and Alex Washburn as editor and publisher in a local newspaper item.
A National Machine Tool Builders' Association booklet argues machines raise living standards and cut costs. It cites refrigerators, washing machines, and autos as examples, noting price drops and employment growth. The piece suggests embracing automation to boost abundance rather than blaming it for troubles.
Discussion of mass inoculation in a conference with Dr Thomas Pars hman Jr surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service notes the idea may not occur but signals hopeful progress. The new serum now in use by 200000 CCC bays is cited as highly valuable amid pneumonia’s high mortality alongside heart disease and cancer.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses heredity and the physiology of baldness. The piece links hair growth to internal glands especially the pituitary and thyroid, noting hereditary baldness as a recessive trait, varying with gland activity and hormonal balance, with observations on cosmetics and bodily health.
This fifth of six Olive Roberts Barton columns surveys new children's titles suited for ages twelve to seventy, noting adult appeal. It highlights Gold Mines of Information, The Story of Tunnels, In Secret Service for girls, Book of Marvels, and other recent additions to the library with strong themes and human values.
In a perilous cliff top moment at Defiance Castle, Bob Barry swings toward danger as Hades Jones and Mary Melissa react with fear. Holliman struggles to manage a fraying rope while Scott Holliman and Honey Bee Girl watch the rope and edge, awaiting a rescue or catastrophe.
A fragmented Navy of candidate announcements appears alongside an array of book titles and authors. The list mentions a Democratic city primary election and names like STEVE CARRIGAN and HENRY mans, mingled with numerous publishers and works.
A garbled assemblage of phrases mentions moral victory, Germany, Nazi, ego contradictions, a law class motto about perseverance, Peoria's Evald Peterson, police, and Louis Eilshenius who calls himself an “Eagle of American Art” with unclear context or coherent narrative.
Phil Regan, once a Brooklyn police trainee, rose to fame as a singing actor in Hollywood. He recalls joining the force, solving a murder, and later becoming a TV and film performer while aiming for steady income and long term security. He notes the shift from policing to acting, and mentions financial considerations and his career moves into radio and screen work. X-rays and cancer treatment lines appear as a separate note on medical progress.
Carol Day presents pattern 8086 a day dress with fluttering tines deep yoke short full sleeves and slim straight skirt. Includes short sleeve option and sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 with yardage and sewing instructions. Winter Pattern Book 32 pages with photos and step by step directions available by mail order from Style Patterns.
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