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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
1
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses how school diets impact growing children. He notes common faults in institutional feeding including poor food choice, insufficient meals, and inadequate supervision. He urges varied menus rich in milk cheese butter vegetables fruits and calcium to ensure proper nutrition.
A mother warns against hearsay and negative talk about teachers and schools. Criticism undermines a child’s faith, confidence, and motivation, harming his school experience. Supportive home attitudes and stable routines help a pupil succeed in public education.
Hollywood profile notes the Watson and Johnson clans control many kid roles, with nine Watsons and seven Johnsons in films. It highlights veteran actor-turned-director James Caughey Watson and children like Carmenita Johnson, Cabilla Johnson, and the growing cast of siblings who appear in major productions and pose as stand-ins for stars.
The Watson family, longtime residents of a rambling corner house on the Mack Seniett lot, are tied to film history with nine children appearing in over 1500 pictures. Louise, Gloria, and Vivian figure prominently, while Delmar tops the acting lineup with 24 films. Several rooms served as dressing spaces for stars in Sennett productions.
A fragmentary conversation compares the Bible phrase the quick and the dead to a pun about life and death. Fat and Mike exchange lines implying quick means alive and dead means dead, with stray names like Pat and art appearing in the muddled text.
Chester Anderson of Fulton was the Sunday night guest of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Cobb. Frank Shearer spent Sunday at Patmos. Charlie Springs of Bingen visited home folks Sunday. Cueil Hicks of Columbus spent Sunday with J B Hicks and attended conference. Floyd Parilti and family visited Slick Hicks and family. Howard Thanoson and Myan Slyvester Cobb called on Floyd l Porte Sunday night. Columbus visits continue as Mrs Orvill Rosenbaum and Mrs Mosier spent Sunday with Mrs Seve Bristow.
Judith Howard ends her four year engagement to Stephen Fowler due to his reluctance to marry. A hospital doctor, Eden Harris, offers cautious support as Judith walks home after a street accident. He hints at meeting again, while Judith contemplates a hopeful, uncertain future and possible new love.
The Standings show Nashville, Atlanta, New Orleans, and other clubs with varying records. Wednesday's results list Nashville at New Orleans, Atlanta at Louisville, and several other close games, including St Louis and New York contests.
A jumble of names and places notes guests and travelers around Blevins and Hope. Audiences include Mrs Aubrey Bonds and family. Marion Ward and children. Billy Brown and friends. Napolian Nesbitt heading to Dallas and Fort Worth for Texas centennial events. and various visits to Little Rock, Dallas, and Troy with relatives and neighbors.
Jeffries comes back to South Valout Street arena for a Friday match after last week’s incident with Referee Red Moulil. He faces Ian Miehnelofe in a 43 minute semifinal billed bout amid a card featuring Balkan Lion Stevi Nen pf versus Frankie Peck of San Francisco. The event starts at 8:14 PM with multiple new entrants and tense controversy surrounding the lineup.
Subbit may refer to a Sunday night service with Bells Chapel Reverend W. B. Hurl delivering a sermon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albin Bel and son William Allen from Hope staying with Mr and Mrs Lester White. Vermon Mendentall and Prusnott visitors noted. Saturday activities mentioned in brief.
Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Yates of Dallas and other relatives visiting in El Dorado and Hope. Various locals attended by friends and kin including Doris Osburn and Annie Bee Bailey, with updates on improvements, church friends, and a note about a British Army officer’s privileges during a celebration week.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily remedy for headaches and nervousness, claiming it cleanses internally and supports regular bowel action. It urges taking one third of a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, promising steady vitality with minimal effort.
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