24 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1936
Page
1
National Advertising Representatives list appears, followed by a policy note on charges for tributes, cards, and memorials. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and notes commercial newspapers’ stance to protect readers from space-taking memorials.
Editorial contrasts the first Thanksgiving with modern America, urging sincere gratitude for deliverance from dangers and renewed hope. It cites the Plymouth colony's survival and compares it to today’s institutions, urging readers to express sincere thanks to Divine Providence and face future challenges with confidence.
The iris can inflame from infection or rheumatic and syphilitic causes, clouding vision and causing pain. Prompt systemic and local treatment prevents scarring that could block or fix the pupil, with drugs to relieve congestion, anesthetics for pain, moist heat, and treating underlying conditions like syphilis, rheumatic disease, diabetes, and infections. Surgical options may restore iris function after healing.
A lecturer outlines how some children develop a fear of printed words, creating a mental wall that blocks learning. Early family reactions and harsh schooling can shame or deter reading, making the child hate books and seize on a few subjects, with progress coming only through persistent, patient effort.
Hollywood stars Henry Armella and Raymond Hitchcock discuss their early careers and pride in the struggles that launched them. Armella, born in Palermo, ran away at 14, worked in a barber shop, and found acting after stowing away on a ship to Boston. He later built fame from those beginnings.
The piece portrays Armata Armetta as a central film figure in Los Angeles circa early cinema, running a vast household with staff and a chauffeur named Roy while hosting lavish dinners and outdoor barbecues. It notes his friendships with Buster Keaton, ties to Lambs Club, and long career in over 200 features mostly as Italian shoemakers or hammy comedians, with surreal comic scenes and early film technology quirks.
Bruce Catton reviews A Splendiah Novel of the Civil War by Kantor. The tale follows two federal soldiers escaping Belle Isle prison Richmond in spring 1860, aiding a young woman as they trek north toward the front along the Rapidan. The narrative emphasizes hardship, hunger, and the moral drift of men amid pursuit and peril.
Betton The Belton Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Douglas Chism’s home Wednesday evening with twenty two members present three absent and two visitors. Three new members joined and Miss Bullington attended. Devotional featured as part of the twenty second whap.
Limited copies of Hope Star 51 700 Centennial Edition offered for immediate purchase. First come first served with bound copies at 50 cents and unbound at 25 cents. contains 48 pages across six sections and 69 large photographs of historic sites.
PRESCOT Ark A new waterloo field extension in section 1614 20 Nevada county increases production potential to about 500 barrels daily with forecasts of two sands to come online. The Waterloo Field has produced 12 years from the Norton sand with eight wells active. Local firms Henry Asphalt and Wilting Roofing use Waterloo oil. Benedum Trees Grove Land and Timer No 3 offset confirms field broadening prospects. New locations and contracts spur line construction from Prescot to Waterloo along Highway 19. Abstract work intensifies as leases trade and royalty activity surges.
The meeting opened with prayer and a reading from the Revelation. Members sang and discussed civic activities, including tying fishing ties and a rose cutting display. New officers were elected to lead the year’s work with Mrs J L Bley as president and Mrs S BF Leslie as vice president.
Pattern details from Brooklyn News recount a meeting where 15 cents was enclosed for Pattern No. Name City. Members’ names were recorded, roles assigned, and a gift is planned for the next meeting. A communal cake was served and enjoyed by attendees.
Chapter XII describes a wholesale holdup by four men during a benefit bridge party at Mrs. Henderson’s home in Bobbs Neck. The bandits, linked to the Dog Wagon robberies, cut wires and looted valuables while police suspect outside help. Interleaved scenes show residents like Arca Canfield and Helen Waddell aiding welfare work amid tension and tension in town life.
In Chicago dictated by a vivid career plan, Bruce McDougall tells Marcia he has a syndicate offer to publish his scenes from life. He settles in a village guest room with Joan and Mike and plans to start work next week in New York or Bobbs Neck, discussing studio space and a possible move.
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