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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1936
Page
1
Associated Press dispatches and local news items are credited as published. The record lists outlets including Arkansas Dailies Memphis and Chicago Star Blog with addresses in St. Louis.
A medical brief on unconsciousness explains causes from heart weakness to brain bleeding and gas exposure. It outlines emergency steps the attending doctor takes to assess pulse, heart sounds, skin color, temperature, pupils, and possible skull injury to determine the cause and save life.
Olive Roberts Barton urges greater pedestrian caution after dusk and in twilight. She recalls near misses where drivers blinded by oncoming lights failed to see walkers and families on rural roads. She criticizes misleading signs and calls for sidewalks and better headlight practices to protect children and all pedestrians.
Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson reports that while New York psychologists oppose spanking, Spanky Mel Farland’s mother defends it. Other starlet parents, including Shirley Temple and Jane Withers, explain why they do not spank, arguing it harms children though some support occasional punishment.
The article collects remarks from mothers and relatives of Shirley Temple Jane Withers Freddie Bartholomew Jackie Cooper Baby Jane Quigley Edith Fellows and others about spanking. They describe alternatives such as reasoning, loss of privileges, and quiet correction rather than physical punishment.
A provincial love story set in industrial southwest England follows two youths who break free from oppressive origins. Francis Brett Young’s Far Forest depicts harsh lives, hope, and compromise in a moody, vivid landscape with a strong sense of place. The reviewer notes the book’s unrelenting life tone and regional flavor.
The piece critiques Hollywood parents forcing a safe image to please audiences. It argues stars’ children endure restrictions and fakery, while real missteps are hidden to protect reputations and box office, leaving them with limited, curated experiences.
A note identifies the Mlinois as a North American group within the Algonquian language family. The passage also mentions sugar plantations in Hawaii and a claim of eighteen hospitals plus seven revolving hospitals, with a quoted employment figure of one dollar per person.
The Chancery Court decree dated September 7 1936 in case No 3047 compels a public sale of real estate in Hope Hempstead County Arkansas Lot One in Block A Yerger Addition Hope on October 17 1936 at the Arkansas Bank and Trust Company Building sale on credit for three months with bond security and 10 percent interest a lien retained on the property to secure payment dale Jones Commissioner in Chancery
Kay Dunn, a pretty stewardess, falls for veteran pilot Ted Graham whose trans Pacific route shapes a tense romance. Ted’s international life threatens their home, with Kay rebelling at the party scene while withholding her own feelings as gossip and ambition swirl around their aviation circle.
Kay voices longing to break free from home duties and plots a morning flight to Honolulu with Monte Blaine. Doris cautions and the group contemplates dawn by the Pacific as Kay declares she will fly away, ending with a cliffhanger about going home to bed or pursuing the escape.
In pursuance of a Chancery Court decretal order dated September 1936 the Hempstead County sale will offer at public auction the east half of the east half of the northeast quarter of section 22 township 11 south range 25 west containing 10 acres more or less in Hope Arkansas. Sale on October 11 with two months credit at ten percent per annum and a lien retained until paid. Commissioner signs September 21, 1936.
Side Glances notice announces a chancery sale in cause 3004 Murpurt Snyder vs Henry Porter. Commissioner will sell the east half of section 26 township 11 south range 26 west plus exclusions totaling 152 acres in Hempstead County at the courthouse in Washington Arkansas on October 11. Sale details include six percent interest and bond security.
In Hempstead Chancery Court Dorothy Sanders Canulette is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. The clerk's seal notes the date September 16, 1936, with notices listed for September 16 23 30 and October 7. The fragment also mentions London Ohio planning to reach every house with sun exposure.
A shirtwaist style jacket with pleated neck, dart fitted shoulders, and bell sleeves offered in silk print silk crepe satin or wool. Patterns sized 34 to 48 with yardage details for size 36 and lining. Include newspaper name in coupon to receive The Fall and Winter Pattern Book for 15 cents or 25 cents with pattern.
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