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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
1
The Family Doctor warns that laxatives and cathartics are common but risky. Epsom salts, Glauber's salts, sodium phosphate, citrate of magnesia, and castor oil are discussed with usage guidance. Taking laxatives during abdominal pain may mask appendicitis, risking peritonitis if infection worsens.
Olive Roberts Barton argues parents must balance love and discipline to avoid spoiling children. Extreme indulgence damages trust, while strategic disappointment teaches boundaries and responsibility. Both parents should model firmness and compassion to sustain respect and security as children grow.
Hollywood gossip mix includes a five mile running and walking charity event staged by Daug fag Fairbanks and Charlie Chaplin with Chaplin winning by a block. It notes Crosby imitation contest with Crosby rejected after disguising as a gag. Von Stroheim appears among applicants. Hart cuts the role. A lyricist story about Oscar Strauss and a never filmed operetta. A tale at Gene and Kathleen Lockhart’s about Master Bartholomew and June, with a playful fight over a Cagney impression. Freddie Bartholomew later meets Miriam Ferguson on set of The Devil Is a Sissy, prompting a public exchange.
Washington eyes a looming policy clash as Ickes holds 30 million dollars and debates whether WPA relief, PWA loans, or grants fit the political timing. Roosevelt weighs boosting PWA projects to curb rising relief rolls amid regulatory confusion and labor opposition.
A fragile comic exchange unfolds as Freddie performs for Mrs Ferguson in a vaudeville cast. Sid Silvers ribbing Phil Baker plays out in a Washington National Theater box scene with President Harding nearby, ending as Silvers greets the president and asks for his racket.
A Washington report outlines how Governor Landon rebuilds and edits speeches. It notes drafts from aides, late changes before delivery, and frequent input from editors at the Kansas City Star group while detailing tensions over the labor speech and the influence of advisors on the final text.
An advertisement urges readers that food is their life and strength and warns that poor appetite or souring food drains health. It promotes B-L Toe to restore appetite and digestion, promises full nourishment, and offers a money back guarantee on the first bottle from the Drug Company.
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