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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
1
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes that middle belly pains are not always from food. Nervous or heart related issues, ulcers, tumors, gallbladder inflammation, or spine problems can cause abdominal pain. Gas, rapid eating, and dental issues may aggravate symptoms. persistent or recurring pain requires early diagnosis and treatment to prevent serious spread.
Readers hear a veteran call for balance between parents and offspring, arguing most youths need guidance not harsh control. The piece rebukes spoiled blaming and praises parents who stay firm yet fair while acknowledging heartbreak on both sides. It condemns self pity and urges mutual respect within the home.
Hollywood profile with Paul Harrison notes Gracie Allen and George Burns managing careers. Gracie avoids interviews and reading scripts while Burns critiques, writing a few scenes, and steering their film work. The piece reflects on their control over parts in The Big Broad, Beach of Dreams, Hotel Haywire, and other projects.
A thoughtful note on rising European tensions, suggesting the next war might be averted. The piece argues fear helps prepare but may prevent catastrophe as powers seek to localize conflicts like the Spanish revolution, and cites public desire for peace alongside wary leadership.
The piece traces comedian Gracie Allen amid a quirky team of writers and managers. John P. Medbury and Harvey Helm join George Burra plan, while BH Burns is fired from a role as manager. Allen's routines elicit forced gales of laughter at parties and on set, with her quips about rolls and linen handkerchiefs provoking comic chaos.
Famed desperado Charles Chapman known as the wise cracking bandit was wounded and captured after a bank holdup in Ate lanta Texas. Once a wealthy highway contractor he turned to crime, escaping prison repeatedly as pursuers closed in.
The column lists results with Washington 7, Philadelphia 4 and New York 9, Boston 6. A brief exchange appears about marital change, noting a habit shift and time spent with friends and hours.
Andre Kostelanetz conducts a 43 piece Chesterfield orchestra on Radio coast to coast. Kay Thompson and the Rhythma Singers provide lively vocals with Ray Heatherton delivering romantic ballads and classics. The program blends tango rhumba and witty dialogue for a unique musical experience.
Federal officials defend government photography as a tool to show resettlement needs while editors accuse the Resettlement Administration of faking images to bolster sympathy. The debate centers on a bleached skull photo and other images of poverty amid forest and land use programs, highlighting tensions between conservation and federal social policy.
The Yankees and Giants head for a potential world series meeting amid mutual scorn and bravado. Joe McCarthy’s club claims power with power hitters and doubles while the Giants counter with Hubbell and solid pitching. The feud and media clashes, plus looming decoration-day timing, shape a tense preface to the Polo Grounds showdown.
President Getulio Vargas instituted a customs drawback to refund duties on imports used in processing for Brazilian manufactures. The program aims to boost textile exports and encourage other exports such as shoes hats and tires by strengthening competitiveness in foreign markets.
In Dubrovnik a commission of art experts examines a painting once linked to Giorgio Vasari now eyed by Bernard Berenson as possibly by Titan school. British observer Berenson reports earmarks during Prince Regents Paul era vest. A boy with a donkey passes an army camp as two soldiers jest about joining. Cane sugar drives Hawaii’s economy.
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