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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
1
The article outlines first aid for nosebleeds and black eyes, emphasizing lying flat or head tilted, cooling compresses, and avoiding unsafe folk remedies. It notes potential nasal blood vessel issues, importance of medical evaluation for recurring nosebleeds, and consulting an eye specialist if eye injury is suspected. It cautions against dangerous home remedies and stresses professional care for serious cases.
A nurse to be and doctors meet a boy the day before his operation to ease fear and build trust. The mother aims to comfort him, preventing hysteria, while teaching that fear comes from strangers. The piece stresses honest, gentle preparation, not false assurances, and cautions against sharing frightening details or relaying others’ pain stories.
ERSKINE JOHNSON reports from Catalina Island as Stan Laurel and the writer spend seven hours with $5000 worth of gear, chasing swordfish but catching nothing. Laurel’s Ruth L. cruiser speeds at 35 knots with cabin, galley, bunks, and two fishing chairs while the duo jokes about autographs and summer fencing.
The article details Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy aboard a boat with a large assortment of fishing gear and big swordfish ambitions. Laurel praises the crew, the captain, and the boat while reflecting on past catches and future plans, including possible relocation to the Gulf of Lower California for better fish.
Bruce Catton notes John R Tunis's Harvard study in Was College Worth While. He summarizes that twenty five years after graduation the 1911 class shows few leaders or high earners. Most work in business or farming with limited political or professional impact.
The piece argues President Roosevelt timed endorsements of crop insurance and linked events to preempt Republican attacks. It notes industry leaders and bankers met at the White House, framing inflation and New Deal spending as a test of financial stability. Critics question coincidence versus orchestration in Roosevelt Inc.
Completion of cofferdams on the Savannah river lock and dam project financed by PWA opens the lock to navigation both to and from Savannah. The river work enables ships and boats to pass, marking a milestone for Augusta and the region’s trade routes.
A historic notice offers guidance on bladder discomfort including nighttime urination frequent urge and scanty flow. It recommends drinking six glasses of boiled or distilled water daily and notes hard water effects. It also mentions a two of eight time tested ingredients with buc hy leaves and juniper oil and a druggist refund if not pleased within four days from John S Gibson Dew Co Briant’s Drug Store.
An advertisement claims sour stomach and gas from functional disorders can be relieved by B L Tonic. It promises quick relief by improving digestion and eliminating undigested food, with a money back offer on the first bottle.
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