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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1936
Page
1
In advance and mail rates listed for Hampstead Nevada and LaFayette counties, with higher elsewhere. The Associated Press holds republication rights for dispatches. The Star notes tribute charges policy and non responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Medical guidance covers opening abscesses when needed, drainage of infectious material, and aftercare to prevent crippling limitations. It details cleansing with antiseptics, wound dressing, and avoiding sewing wounds without medical training, plus handling foreign bodies, fishhooks, gunpowder wounds, and the use of tetanus antitoxin when contamination is suspected.
Olive Roberts Barton advises families on practical campus wardrobe planning. She emphasizes buying essentials, consulting peers about climate and dress codes, and understanding school rules. The guide covers uniforms, shoes, outerwear, labeling belongings, and durable laundry storage to ease campus life.
Hollywood gossip notes that Arline Judge announced that life with director Wesley Ruggles does not work out. The claim follows a history of similar remarks from Judge over the past year as fans wonder if she means it this time. The rumor mill continues to speculate on her statements.
Arline and Wesley, a 21 year old actress and her 48 year old husband, repeatedly separated and reconciled in a bizarre Hollywood arrangement. Weeks of public reconciliations followed by renewed quarrels topped by Arline staying in Beverly Hills while Wesley moved to a hotel. The couple’s on again off again drama unfolded amid press cameras and film work.
Kay recalls their strained marriage as Ted, a trans-Pacific pilot, is delayed in Honolulu. Rumors of infidelity surface, Monte Blaine rises in rank, and Kay plans an anniversary dinner that never arrives. Doris plots a party while Kay seeks a reunion dance with Monte to lift her spirits.
Kay mingles with officers wives at a Presidio party where Monte Vlaine shines. Gossip swirls about Rosalind Kruger and her ties to Ted Graham. Kay feels a tightening ache as whispers reach her, then asks for fresh air to escape the crowd.
Preston Grover notes free speech in the United States is evident in recent events in Washington and New York. Norman Thomas, socialist candidate, spoke openly before the National Press Club in Washington, with full advertising and reporting. Earl Browder, a socialist candidate, addressed the event earlier.
Bruce Catton analyzes J B Priestly new novel They Wane in the City period piece set in Haliford and London. Rose Salter and Kelwaril Fielding navigate love riots and crime, with thinly drawn heroes and a vivid but flawed London panorama.
Close friends say Arline and Wesley Ruggles likely will settle a separation without a custody fight for their son Wesley Jr. The couple might split the home and a cash settlement while Arline keeps custody arrangements. They wed in October 1931 and met during film projects before separating amid on set tensions.
Archaeologists study the Karnak temple at Thebes to trace feudal nobles and Pharaohs of a vast ancient Nile empire. The massive complex, about a quarter mile long, has oldest sections from 4000 years ago and newer front from the Ptolemaic third century B.C. It houses the greatest colonnaded hall, with 69 foot columns and supports for 100 men atop each. Thebes stood as a monumental city linked by sphinx avenues in Pharaoh era glory, pictured on a 1914 Egyptian stamp.
Varying Culora PARIS presents the Vienhet collection with coordinated skirts and bodices. A green crepe bodice matches a black crepe skirt, and a white satin bodice pairs with a black satin skirt. An evening dress features a slim black velvet skirt and white crepe corsage with long sleeves.
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