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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
7
Robert Letts reports Elinor Glyn, originator of the phrase it, says she is no longer interested in it and has lost touch with modern youth after eight years away from America. Her new work departs from prevailing ideas of "it" and offers a cautious, reflective view.
A veteran adviser reflects in a 200 year old chair and gold decorated living room about a reoriented role. She mentions limited knowledge of the maker woman and notes being away, while discussing a potential approach involving fines.
Advertisement for Creomulsion claims to relieve persistent coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It lists multiple ingredients including creosote and pine derivatives and says doctors and druggists endorse its palatable digestible formula. The copy promises quick relief and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
In a London style discussion, European observers note women are overly individualistic and evolving toward balance. They discuss fashion, beauty, and the impact of modern clothing and shopping, referencing Clara Bow and U.S. influence while noting differences between America and Europe. A cat interrupts a quoted speaker during a casual exchange.
The seventh Duke of Leinster testified in London bankruptcy court that a costly failed plan to marry a wealthy American heiress left him with 700003 pounds in debts and no cash assets. He admitted lavish spending while seeking a rich bride and noted 49 creditor petitions. The duke’s matrimonial schemes began in 1928, but both heiresses declined, leading to his eventual marriage to Mrs. Raffaelle Van Nerk of New York in December 1592.
President Roosevelt told a Chicago audience that democracy faces threats from wealth and concentration of power, blamed on Republican years and the New Deal's fight to curb monopoly. A massive parade accompanied his major campaign address after a long Chicago stadium rally.
A partial excerpt shows someone returning to a scene by the Lash and a stoppered remark about writings touching on Hebrew 13th and the “Wath centuvigs,” indicating unclear references to historical dates or events. The garbled text yields no definite people or organizations.
A British loan to China ranging from £10,000,000 to £420,000,000 was confirmed by Chinese finance minister H. H. Kung. The move drew angry rebukes from Japanese officials who claimed the loan is political despite London and Nanking insisting it is not. Tokyo reportedly opposed negotiations with nations allied to Japan and pressured China to reduce the earlier U.S. loan for wheat and cotton. Japanese media linked the loan to shifting China policy and warned of broader regional impacts.
Hudson, 50, of Harvard Law School, named as new World Court justice to fill the Kellogg vacancy. He is regarded as a leading authority on the court, with origins traced to New York's Chinatown in 1896 and little prominence in China. Hagihari travels by air to Nanking to brief Shigeru Kawagoe.
A Scots patient gasping for air fumbles his pocket while a dentist insists no advance payment. The exchange reveals a cautious caller counting money before gas. In 1924 the U S Department of Agriculture spent 1,300,000 dollars on efforts to control plant and animal pests and diseases.
Damaged text shows a magistrate questioning a prisoner about guilt with terse exchanges and a mock dramatic tone. Names, places, and definitive facts are unreadable in the fragment.
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