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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
2
The piece critiques Mussolini and Hitler as indecisive and approval seeking. It argues their fear of responsibility, hedging, and craving for praise undermine brave decisions, with a broader warning about youths influenced by peer pressure rather than economics.
Olive Roberts Barton argues for teaching children moral courage through honesty and directness. She links fear to cowardice, urges returning to fundamentals, and notes modern children face complex demands that require frankness, self honesty, and the courage to say no.
A historical column argues that American influence shaped Japan's rise and wartime tactics. It contends that Western powers, including the United States, exported modern warfare and imperialist methods, urging readers to reflect on America’s own imperial history before judging Japan's actions in China.
A columnist cites Frederick F. Jordan arguing civilization and neglect have reduced wildlife. He warns that woods, streams, and aquatic life suffer from industry waste and careless habits and urges active support for a national wildlife conservation movement led by Jordan.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses lip cancer in a health column. Early surgical removal or radiotherapy can lead to cures, while delay reduces recovery chances. Cases show many survivors years after treatment, though some outcomes vary by method and timing.
A brief note compares breast cancer food needs to a brontogyrus size, using present day elephant data to estimate nourishment for a huge body and movement.
Cilly Pierce attends Amy Kerr's funeral where reporters canvass the mourners. At police HQ she reveals clues linking Bluefields Utah, incinerator papers, and tenant Mr Kerrigan, while Dolan questions Kerrigan and Wheeler. A suspect cast grows as Dolan ponders Kerrigan’s father’s prison term for theft.
Bruce Catton reviews The Goncours Journals translated by Lewis Galantiere. The diary style volumes present 19th century French life and literary circles with vivid scenes of Saint-Beuve Gautier Flaubert and Taine. The book highlights how the Goncourts pursued reality, detailing their pressured writing process and nocturnal notes from the hospital.
Paul Norrison portrays Gary Cooper as a keen observer with a guarded tongue, noting Misconceptions about Hollywood. He cites a photographed car toon and industry myths, arguing for honest depictions of Hollywood life, from megaphones to lavish spending and nocturnal diversions amid the city’s boxing, wrestling, and sports scenes.
Toda Day promotes Pattern 8897 a feminine shirtwaist house frock with delicate trim and short rope sleeves. The ad details sizes 34 to 48, fabric needs and ruffling, plus a fall and winter pattern book with step by step sewing instructions and prices for the pattern and book. It invites readers to order by mail from Toda Lace Brooklyn New York.
Chicago police and federal agents pursued the Ross kidnapping case into a fifth day. A caller hinted at a breakthrough as investigators searched the Ross apartment and reviewed a lead from Valparaiso. A description of a man with a wristwatch and tattooed forearm emerged, but authorities cautioned the suspect may not be Ross himself.
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