02 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
1
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines dangers when children swallow objects such as pins or coins. Small items may pass with mashed food aiding movement, but prompt medical advice is advised. X rays locate the item and physicians may remove it via instruments through the throat or stomach or, rarely, by abdominal surgery to extract it safely.
A reflective piece recalling strict late 19th century parenting and child discipline. It contrasts past harsh judgments with modern understanding, recalling personal memories of punishment for small faults, stolen treats, or fears, and notes parents were loving yet driven by era norms. It argues parents should be seen as people running their domain by conviction.
ERSKINE JOHNSON reports on Clemente, a Mexican knife thrower who won roles in many stars pictures after demonstrating accuracy by hitting a playing card. The article follows his rise from a Arizona handyman to a frequent cinematic extra and knife act for Hollywood stars.
The article details Steve Clemente performing advanced stunt knife throws for movie scenes. It describes a 24 foot tomahawk toss that missed a prop arm but pinned the handle, his prep with a dummy arm, and prior feats for Roy DArcy and Spencer Tracy. It notes protective shields, his nearly 100 knives, and his travels between Los Angeles, Italywood, China, and Australia.
Kay observes tension on Honolulu night as Monte Blaine faces demotion after a Pacific flight incident. Ted warns the human element must not fail in trans oceanic flying. Amid hotel intrigue and naval talk at Pearl Harbor, a meningitis scare at Midway threatens crew and island life with no serum available.
Kay Graham awaits grim news as her husband Ted Graham pilots the Mariner amid an epidemic. With serum running low in Honolulu and a hopeful Midway detour, the crew relies on a gyropilot and swift Flying recovery to reach Pearl Harbor within hours.
New York reports that Dr. Vistor G. Heiser debunked a Collier's feature claiming a Japanese diet powder could add inches to height. Heiser notes the idea originated as a laboratory publicity stunt and cites polished rice and fish lacking in minerals as a dietary factor.
Queen Mary's books are being moved to the Marlborough House library shelves as she prepares to relocate there soon. Her favorites include travel history and biography works.
Bruce Catton reviews Ramon J. Sender's novel Seven Red Sundays from Liveright. The book portrays Spanish anarchists and a 1930s revolt, focusing on idealistic yet violent radicals, their love and hatred, and a failed general strike amid police raids and insurrection.
The performer displays a repertoire of knives and axes including chopping axes picks pointed shovels and Roman battle axes. He outlines a girl with picks snuffs a candle with an ax pins a playing card to a wall with a shovel and notes his assistants rarely quit claiming women are funny and never get cold feet but he fires many as they fail to catch on.
Hollywood report notes James Cagney shifting from hard edged crime parts to a crackerjack clerk role in a city department film. He contends his old persona harmed his appeal in the South and he seeks a steady portrayal of law and order, while Norma Shearer charts a resilient path in her own career as talkies rise.
The pattern makes a drop shoulder yoke smock with gathered lower portion and sleeves. Available in broadcloth linen satin gham with sizes 34-36 38 42-44. Medium needs 476 yards of 39 inch plus 1 8 yard contrasting for tie. shorter medium 438 yards. Submit coupon to obtain pattern and step by step sewing instructions.
Unclear OCR fragment shows political terms and names. No coherent event or dates readable. Preserved entities hint at senate, legislative action, and red tabee style wording. Unable to determine definitive people places or actions from available text.
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