Hope Arkansas Exident or Bid Publisher Payable in Advance
Public notices show rates for delivery and mail subscriptions with amounts in dollars. The notice lists prices for home delivery and mail service, credits Associated Press use, and mentions tribute policies and manuscript handling by The Star. It notes responsibility limits for unsolicited manuscripts and advertising arrangements across several cities.
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Mrs J M Holt Dies in Nashville Buried at Ozan Cemetery
News notes Mrs J M Holt of Nashville died and was buried Sunday afternoon in Ozan cemetery at Bingee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W H Harper of Doyle. Herbert Harrison of Ozan visited David and Woodrow Belch. Doyle singing event drew crowds. Edgar Keating of McCaskill attended the Balch family Sunday activities as David and Jebynnie Balch hosted visitors from McCaskill Saturday night.
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J. M. Holt
Nashville
Ozan
Bingee
W. H. Harper of
Doyle
Holt
Herbert Harrison of
David
Woodrow Belch
Edgar Keating
McCaskill
Sundas
Davie Balch
Jebvnnie Balch
Ingenious Gadgets Showcased by Joan Blondel and Dick Powell
Read about imagined marvels including a door camera at Joan Blondel’s home that automatically photographs visitors and a fountain pen meter on Dick Powell’s desk to reveal how much ink is used. The piece humorously recalls a quirky exchange offering to send Miss Blondell and Mr Powell a thank you for these clever devices.
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Joan Blondel
Miss Blondell
Dick Powell
Miss Blancell
Mr. Bowell
Smithsonian Institution
Incomplete names and places headline unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Poli Aude Poli Aude Dougherty Mrs Ray afternoon G Crews J Honnie Helen techoms Mra Farmer Lente Hope Jer son Lets Mrs Bomillo crowd Joe Daugherty Saturday amid miscellaneous names and phrases.
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Dougherty
Mie
Ray
Crews
J Honnie
Helen
Hope
Bomillo
Joe Daugherty
Fish and health note on protein in common fish
An article reviews fish as a protein source noting halibut cod and salmon provide 15 to 18 percent protein while meat and poultry offer about 21 percent. It discusses digestibility fat content variations and minerals, and mentions myths about fish as brain food and relates to dietary beliefs and cultural habits.
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Dove Creek Rodeo a Cow Country Novel by Alden Stevens
A harsh, comic critique of Dove Creek Utah Kid arrives and stirs trouble. The heroine remains almost unnaturally virtuous while the hero is a liar, lecher, and rogue driving a rodeo town into fights, wild schemes, and a makeshift vigilante response before leaving for more conquests.
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Dove Creek
Alden Stevens
Morrow
Cow Country
Cowtown
Galahad Ang Bayerd
Utah
Kid Haz
Rig
You Do Not Mind Humor That Is Brutal
A reader notes that humor with brutal tone can be amusing and engaging in a book. The remark suggests the contrast between harsh content and entertainment value.
Better to Be Gullible Awhile
Olive Roberts Barton argues that some people, including children, respond with defensive retorts under friendly comments. She suggests that quick, harsh replies reveal insecurity and inferiority. Instead she recommends maintaining gullibility, avoiding snappy rebukes, and teaching children to endure insults without amplifying them.
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Mrs. Jones
Jack
Judas
Oak Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Oak Grove residents report a weekend of family visits and gatherings. Ross and family spent Sunday with RL May and family. Jim Skinner and wife visited her mother Mrs Frank Mullens. Debra Sparks stayed with Remer Nel Mullens. Cathreen and Jewell Ross attended a leap year dance hosted by Gean and Mildred Givens. Harvie Allen visited Leu Collier. Ellig Bradford of Hickory Shoes joined Cathreen Ross Sunday. Cecil Woodul and wife spent the weekend in Arkadelphia with her father Mr Miller. Jewell Ross visited Gerleen Collier. Lee England called on Ernest and family. Clarence Sparks and family visited RL May. Fred Camp with his parents in Patmos. B M Collier and family visited Gradie Reece in Shaver Springs.
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Cecil Woodul
Arkadelphia
Miller
Jewell Ross
Gerleen Collier
Lee England
Ernest Ross
Clarence Sparks
R. L. May
Fred Camp
Mr and Mrs Harper Visit Hoyse Saturday Evening Guests
Mr and Mrs W H Harper were business visitors to Hoje Saturday. Mrs Pierre Brandon is very sick and hoped to recover soon. Geatas Boonet were Sunday night and Sunday guests of Mr and Meg Floyd Brandon and family. The talks of this community were unclear.
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W. H. Harper
Hoje
Pierre Brandon
Geatas Boonet
Meg
Floyd Brandon
Tookman and Toby in a Tangled Love Sketch
Toby Ryan, a 19 year old advertising model, navigates jealousy and rumor as Tim Jamieson's absence stirs suspicion. A late phone call from Bill Brandt disrupts her attempted routine while Clyde Sahin's arrival adds pressure. Toby contemplates social temptations at home and in public as a restless, sleepless night unfolds.
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Manharttan
Tur
Omedim
Marty Diatt
Abe
Tee
Bal
Toty Hoe
Aley Gnith
Marty Ulati
Cennlake
Marsh
Rich
Anobdieh
Tim Jamieson
Jim
Toby
Tim Inglatn
Harriet
Clyde
Les
Clede
Harthet
Talyy
Sue
Tim
Billi
Hill Brandt
Tong T
Aji
Opti
Gill
Wong
America
Bill
Toby Ryan
Duno i
Brandt
Stardet
Hersel
Clyde Sahin
Inter
Olar
Sare
Sahin
Satin
Tom Garsile
Tomi
Minballa
Aha
Uarrign
Clyde Sabre
Arkansas Centenniel schemes aim to draw three million visitors
The Centennial Commission advocates attracting vast tourist crowds in 1936 to Arkansas. Using cotton as a metaphor for economic impact, officials say three million tourists could boost state revenues as much as three bumper cotton crops. Harvey Couch and J Leigh emphasize preparations for historic sites, roads, and hospitality to maximize profit and goodwill. Mrs. Lawton begins a 10 day tour promoting roadside beautification to enhance highways for visitors.
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Arkansas
United States
T J. Leigh
Mr. Leigh
State Revenue Department
Harvey C. Couch
Centennial Commission
Couch
Southwest
W. L. Lawton
New York City
National Roadside Council
Lawton
B. W. Frost
Centennial Executive Committee
Hollywood Press Agentry and False Stories in Film Fame
Hollywood press agents peddle sensational exclusive tales to snag notices, with examples of absurd claims about Gloria Zilchworth, Jean Howard, Florence Rice, and Jean Dunn. The piece mocks the genre’s overhyped boasts, illustrating how actors and filmmakers become targets of farfetched publicity stunts.
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Hollywood
Gloria Zilchworth
Seathwit
Nature
Jeanetie MacDonald
America
Jean Howard
Lam
Luphito
Florence Rice
U. S. Marine
San Diego
James Dunn
Dunn
Edmund Lowe
Gus Copulos
Virginia Bruce
Lowe
Harmony and Friends Gather for Weekend Visits in Prescott
Harmony Mr and Mrs Glyn Britt and family hosted kin from Prescott for Sunday dinner. Bonnie Craws and her parents attended from Myanolin A while Miss Louise Karber visited Maggie Jordan. Several local residents, including Ray McWilliams and Joe Daugherty, spent time with relatives and friends.
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Glyn Britt
Britt
Newr Prescott
Bilwin
Bonnie Craws
Myanolin A
M. Apent
Cod
Hick
Mapgholid
George S. Crows Ant
Mis
Helen
Ray McWilllams
Wonk
Doc Daugherty
Harmon McMillen
Elbert
Joe Daugherty
Jesse Jordan
Rene Hide Ark
George McMillen
Howard
Jon Dougherty
Mervint Huckabee
J. Wy McWilliams
Pickovel
Rocky Movi
Louise Karber
Near Sutten Wis
Maggie Jordan
Mack McNillen
Jae
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