30 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1936
Page
1
The Star states charges apply to tributes, cards, spot banks, resolutions, and memorials about the departed. Commercial press materials follow this policy to protect readers and manage memorials. The Star disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
The article recalls John Dalton, a Quaker physicist, noted as color blind, with red stockings provoking social correction. It discusses how color blindness, mainly red green confusion, affects perception, testing methods, and the lack of a cure, stressing the need for testing before driving or operating color sensitive tasks.
A reader reflects on why Americans celebrate Thanksgiving beyond 300 years of history. The mother frames the day as a symbol of gratitude to God for yearly blessings, stressing national roots and loyalty. The piece links holidays to patriotism, urging continued devotion to country even as life changes.
Old time cowhand from the Rio Grande, Edgar Jones known as Partner Ed Jones, helped shape early film history. For 20 years he did trick shooting and acting with Tom Mix and Harry Carey, famed for hat shots and cigaret clips, now aging after a horse tumble but still capable of hitting a dime at seven feet.
Restoration era cinema features Vic Partner Jones and Sid Jordan as top stunt shooters on location. Jones, famed for six apples gag, demonstrates precision at long ranges while avoiding hits. Jordan, ex-cowboy, doubles for many stars and claims to add realism by dangerous prop shots amid studio work.
The Eighth District Federal Reserve notes notable progress toward recovery with improved retail and wholesale trade in October and November. Employment shows gains, automobiles distribute up from September to October, and steel production nears prewar highs while drought depresses crops except wheat.
Politics is local writ large in John T Whittaker s account of the League of Nations and world events from Mussolini to the Ethiopian crisis He writes plainly from his foreign correspondence and New York coverage about the actors and expediency shaping history in a era of looming war He offers a concise critique without another vanity autobiography.
The October 1935 survey shows an 18.1 percent rise from October 1934 and a high eight month average across districts. Totals in communneind fail ues reached 379,000 against 477,000 last year, with cotton aiens noted. Several lines show increases, declines, or stability across categories including clothing, drugs, dry goods, electrical supplies, furniture, groceries, hardware, and general merchandise, with overall October sales the largest since 1928 and November early gains continuing.
New York report quotes President Roosevelt as saying he has no plan to seek a third term. George Creel, former head of the Bureau of Public Information, notes Roosevelt’s wish to shape a new social order while keeping core values. Ohio’s Vine County described as poor with few cities and rough terrain.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for persistent coughs from colds or bronchial irritation. It claims quick action by calming inflamed membranes and loosening germs laden phlegm, promising a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first try.
The Associated Press reports a high weekly fatality toll from traffic crashes across the nation. Alabama 5, Arkansas 2, California 3, Florida 4, Illinois 6, Indiana 3, Iowa 2, Kansas 12, Kentucky 2, Michigan 7, Minnesota 4, Missouri 3, Nebraska NW, New Jersey 2, North Carolina 3, Pennsylvania 4, South Carolina 4, Tennessee 3, Texas 4, Washington 1. The National Safety Council forecasts about 37,400 traffic fatalities for the year, with preliminary October figures suggesting a two percent rise from last year.
Question about Cardui a vegetable remedy claimed to aid women by improving appetite digestion and overall nourishment. The text asserts Cardui strengthens the whole system and provides comfort during menstrual periods, marketed as safe and beneficial for females facing fatigue nervousness and functional pain.
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