09 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1936
Page
1
Hollywood insiders note that many new actors never reach stardom under standard three to six month studio options. Of 450 actors sampled, 33 percent left contract lists in a year, with 45 percent still under option yet rarely becoming seasoned stars. Arianne Borg is highlighted as among the few lucky ones.
This article outlines how every household should stock a medicine chest for minor emergencies. It advises one active ingredient per remedy, warns against keeping dangerous poisons, and recommends keeping cosmetics and old materials out of the chest. Regular inventory and orderly storage are urged.
Olive Roberts Barton argues humor builds trust between parents and children and strengthens family bonds. She warns against cruel jokes and praises warm, shared merriment as a lasting bond, noting how cheerful storytelling and playful banter reinforce discipline and memory.
Judith confronts emotional turmoil as graft accusations rock Steve Fowler’s circle. She plans a sudden trip to Blue Mountain Lodge to see Dr. Eden Harris, insisting love over pride and a wedding can wait until she learns the truth, leaving Steve furious as she departs for the station.
Miss Bullington and Claude Woolsey advise farm women to plant turnips Siberian kale spinach and mustard now to offset reduced summer yields. If frost is late these crops should yield well with careful drainage and timely rain. replant any destroyed earlier plantings.
The article outlines how X rays, tests, and new devices reveal internal organs and functions. It stresses public education by the Family Doctor series to aid doctors, prevent disease, and promote earlier treatment. It notes varying compulsory school age laws and mentions external outlines.
The article notes French actress Greta Borg, daughter of Elie Durveaux, training in Hollywood under MGM after a failed Griffith project. She received $200 weekly to learn acting in English, two tutors at $60 weekly, and many scripted screen tests costing $500 each, plus private showings of films to study style and technique. If she succeeds, MGM expects big returns.
The Hague reports Princess Juliana of the Netherlands to wed German Prince Bernhard von Lippe-Biesterfeld. Engagement announced Tuesday amid public enthusiasm with no ceremony date set. The princess is the queen’s daughter, and Bernhard is expected to leave commerce to become consort of the future queen.
Secretary Swansen said on Wednesday the Japanese plan to retain 15,598 vessels of submerged submarines would violate the London treaty. He stated the Navy would hold full judgment until confident of their exact actions and intentions.
The Associated Press reports Townsendites or Townsend allies appear to win in Washington state across several districts as returns come in from five party primaries Tuesday. Georgia voters also weigh in with Governor Talmadge challenging Senator Richard Russell for the Democratic nomination. In Colorado, Governor Ed Johnson leads former Governor William Sweet two to one for the Democratic Senate nod.
An old advertisement extols Black Draught as a purely vegetable laxative. It notes it uses plant roots and leaves, claims no preservatives, and that fine grinding delivers medicine to the digestion. The copy highlights economy and a large number of doses per package.
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