10 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
1
The article explains how breath and oxygen function, factors triggering breathing, and the need for a strong heart and blood for life. It notes about 50 percent of suffocation deaths occur to newborns, and many deaths arise from carbon monoxide and drowning. It urges adequate hospital equipment and knowledge, plus first aid after submersion.
A reflective piece argues destructiveness is natural in children and warns against overprotective toy design. It contrasts breakable traditional toys with sturdy modern ones, urging a balance that teaches care, limits, and resilience.
Hollywood atmosphere hinges on trees as casting-ready props. Location scouts roam estates hunting rare specimens for shoots while some trees endure repeated on screen appearances, such as giant oaks near Brent's Crags used for romance and dramatic fades.
A reminiscence on how film studios fake trees for movies with plastered limbs and painted trunks. It notes M G M collecting elms for Ah Wilderness and a tree park, then praises Joe Connk in Hollywood for a Long Island estate golf ball tree where hundreds of green balls hang above ripe ones on the ground.
Bruce Catton reviews a book about sculptress Hoffman commissioned by the Field Museum of Chicago to travel worldwide and sculpt busts of representative races for a Hall of Fame. The narrative discusses her journeys to Ainu in northern Japan, New Guinea, Bali, India, and other places, highlighting her challenges and artistic duty.
In Andorra a small guard of seven armed policemen, led by the French army and backed by the Vatican, maintains neutrality as Spain’s civil war rages. The husky Andorran guards are the republic’s only permanent armed force, with two co princes, the Bishop of Urgel and the French Republic, overseeing defense. A largely unarmed mountain corps of 600 local volunteers could be called if needed.
The memoir recounts Rodin’s Paris studio with the author learning he feared shipping statues on a London exhibit when a cable announced the war had begun. It notes feverish work on statues, methods of casting and marble, and features rich photographs. The book is described as fascinating.
After a slow start in September, industrial activity ended the month at its highest level in over six years. The Associated Press index averaged 97.7, down from August’s 95.4 but up from the prior year’s 10.6, with residential building, freight car loadings, steel and mill operations surging to new peaks while a principal downturn then offset gains.
Mary Graham Bonner surveys the season's new children's books, noting revised editions and a six volume Cyclopedia for Young Folks by George Moreby Adams. It highlights humorous The Magic Pusdings by Norman Lindsay and lively titles like Fierce-Fave by Dhag Gopal Mukerji and Little Binele Ant by Alice Crow Goll.
Output narrowed more than anticipated as factories slowed ahead of 1927 model introductions, signaling cautious demand and production adjustments amid a transitioning auto market.
Hope surged with a second quarter run of line plays led by Spe and McDaniel, Oslin scoring on a line play and Lope adding nine in the third. Parsons broke free for a 60-yard run and a TD, Beebe mishaps including a safety behind its own goal line. Beebe’s Carter and Reid were its main threats as Hope prep for El Dorado Nashville and Camden.
The Board of Assessors in Toye Arkansas will meet at the Arkansas Bank & Trust Company building in Hope to revise and readjust assessments of benefits against property in Street Improvement District No 3. Interested property owners may appear to request changes or corrections to values for improvements erected or removed, with applications to be considered. Meeting set for Wednesday October 28 in Hope at 10 o reloj A M based on an older notice dated October 1934.
Union We had our first life for raj Tuesday night, everybody aan Beta Stand of tumnsips now. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Carlien spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Tye of Bachvaw. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bustin and family spent Sunday with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Amzie Tomlin of near Tihuff Springs. Miss Ruth Benson spent Saturday night with Mrs. Vester Fincher. Mr. and Mrs. Logal Evans visited relatives in Texarkana Sunday, Miss Charlie Bertha Fuston spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Allene and Gladys Smyth. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ames, Mrs. Ollie Sutton, W. R. Mattison Sr. and Mrs. Penel Carlton spent Sunday with Alva Pinas Maggie Carlton. Mrs. Netliv Mattison spent Saturday with Mrs. Birdie Smyth. Mrs. Cecil Bustin visited her mother Wednesday. Mrs. Octo Carlton, L. RE. Grisham of Bodenw No. 1 spent Monday night with his daughter, Mrs. Joe Carlton of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brantley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Brantley and family was bedtime visitors as their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ames Saturday night. Mrs. Birdie Smyth visited Mrs. C. H. Curllon Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Enje Genson spent.
Letters praise the Hope Star for eight pages of content and strong service. Correspondents express thanks to the newspaper staff and note cooperation from Automotive Supply Co. F. H. Jones. Local social notes mention visits among residents and families. Eight new training planes will be given to Canadian flying clubs by the government.
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