28 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that many so called ptomaine poisonings stem from paratyphoid germs found in foods. outbreaks linked to contaminated crab meat oysters ice cream and stand sold items. modern epidemiology identifies germs quickly and doctors may wash the stomach and induce vomiting with salt water to relieve symptoms.
Olive Barton argues that schooling stretches too long with years spent in books before real life. She advocates earlier practical experience, questioning the push toward extended college paths and urging a shorter, more fitting program aligned with brains and fitness. She also critiques parental and systemic overemphasis on age over capability.
Hollywood scholars debate accents in film with studios discouraging southern draws and foreign tones. Actors like Garbo Velez Del Rio Carrillo Boyer Oland and Tamiroff showcase shifting accents across roles, while some use multiple languages and diverse identities to fit characters.
A discussion on how foreign locales and native casts affect realism in film. Studios grapple with whether to use perfect English or accents, citing The Good Earth and Eskimo-Jewish star Mala as examples of the tricky balance.
The monthly Home Demonstration Club meeting in Belton was held at the home of Mrs. K A Davis on Wednesday with members in attendance and discussions on upcoming projects and activities.
Morgan Prentiss, a rising attorney, contemplates a rushed engagement to Kate Meed while maneuvering a compromise with a client. Eve Carter urges him to end the Meed plan, predicting Kate’s family would haunt him, as he weighs career ambitions against romantic entanglements and promises.
The Star lists candidates subject to Denverade primary action in Trom City Ack on Tuesday November 24 1990. The piece critiques DuBose Heyward's Lost Morning and Last Morning, praising Heyward's novel about an artist challenged by materialism, artistic integrity, and a wife who both supports and destroys his career.
Eight members and three visitors attended with Miss Melva Bullington giving a lecture on dyeing cleaning and remasteling old clothing. A new reporter was elected while refreshments including coconut flavor were enjoyed. The note mentions Bingen Tome Demonstration and a cheerful meeting atmosphere.
A Tuesday afternoon club gathering at Mrs. B Adcock s home had members attend. Miss Nell Leslie led the devotional and Miss Melva Bullington an extension agent described fall garden tasks including dying cleaning and handling other chores. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Albert Cox s residence.
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