08 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
1
The Star states charges apply for tributes, cards, resolutions, and memorials for the departed and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts. Commercial newspapers enforce space-saving policies in news columns to protect readers from memorial deluges.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes parental concern over a short height son and the influence of race class and nutrition on growth. He explains growth patterns from birth, the rapid spurt in later childhood, and how illnesses and pituitary function affect final height. He urges regular measurement and medical consultation when growth slows or deviates.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on a mother’s reaction to a boy reading about a sinking ocean liner. She argues children must gradually confront danger, balancing shielding with experience to build resilience and avoid emotional instability. Time helps the child adjust with a steady mix of sympathy and philosophy.
Gladys George, famed for resilient stage work from Boston to Honolulu, struggled for screen recognition after starring in Personal Appearance. Her career spans silent films, Broadway hits, and steady stock company work, including roles in Rain and Strange Interlude.
Carrie George reflects on fame after an 85 week run, starting a 49 day shoot, and Hollywood scrutiny. She notes director Wesley Augigies' dislike of onlookers, lack of private life, and parties used for publicity. She recalls enjoying simple pleasures like Venice amusement pier hot dogs amid paparazzi.
A fragmentary quote expresses a resolve to shed formality and present a more relaxed self. The speaker signals a desire to break from prior constraints and adopt a candid personal stance. This brief line hints at themes of authenticity and self-acceptance.
Laneburg Mrs O G Wren and family from Little Rock visit with friends and relatives. H C Bright hosts Sunday guests S A Moore of Emmet. Fred Roberson of Beirne visits Mrs Roberson’s sister C M Gann. Hazel Daniell arrives from Little Rock for a few days with her parents H and Mrs Daniell.
Judith confronts Steve Fowler amid a North End pipeline deal probe. Virginia hints at city hall money and a political scandal while Judith seeks legal help and plans to assist Steve. Judith's personal dilemma deepens as Eden offers marriage, and she contemplates loyalty, love, and truth in a tense urban drama.
A Letter to the Editor argues for keeping early grades in Oglesby School within the Fourth Ward. The writer recalls past school placements, warns against long walks for young children to Paisley School, and urges the School Board to provide a building in the Fourth Ward to serve beginners. PAST MEMBER OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Me and Mrs Edyne Daniell of Little Rock were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Daniell and Mr and Mrs John W Gann. Miss Ruth Gann of Camne joined. Joyce Bright will leave Wednesday for a brief visit with friends in Little Rock.
A garbled dispatch from London cites Jornne Lara and Mayor Henna Vesrinaan describing American criminals as well-dressed. The account claims prison witnesses in New York and a British police lineup as evidence. The text mentions clergymen posing as confidence tricksters and notes perceived differences in police systems.
Charley Nalm, a candidate for the fullback position at the University of Alabama, is presented as the brother of Tony Tolt, the All-America fullback of CS ABO, with emphasis on his bid for a college football roster spot.
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