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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1938
Page
1
The Star announces primary candidates for August 2, 1938. Reginald Bearden seeks Sheriff and Collector, Dick Huie runs for Eight Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney, Cook for Tax Assessor, and Frank J. Hu for County Irotiade Clerk.
In Whitwell Tennessee a coal mining community of about 1500 rejuvenates its economy by aligning rail transport with merchants and jobbers. Vehicles haul coal by rail, causing carloadings to reach 20 to 25 per day and miners to gain three-day-week shifts. The revival comes from coordinated action across citizens merchants and the railroad.
An opinion piece rails against Nazi racial policy, praising Jewish scientist Albert Einstein and noting American openness to German Jews. It argues the United States should accept many more brilliant refugees, including prominent figures from science and the arts, as Austria's crisis worsens.
The Family Doctor examines foot conditions from flat feet to toe deformities and callouses. It covers how posture, inheritance, and bone structure influence walking, plus treatments from exercise and massage to mechanical supports. A 14 year old dancer and a college founder are noted in quotes.
A mother worries over Jack’s poor appetite at three and the fleeting meals. Doctors advise a food change as some foods upset his stomach, but the key is building a habit of hunger through interest and less coaxing. Avoid overpraising and offer appetizing, decent dishes to stimulate steady feeding habits.
Joyce Milner, aboard a sea voyage, navigates a social trap as Mrs. Porter arranges a shore excursion. A pleasant guide, Mr. Roberts, hints that Porter’s scheme masks Isobel Hamilton’s quiet push for a richer match. Joyce confronts jealousy and choices as Bermuda nears.
Drafted notes describe Paul Harrison in Hollywood and director Robert Lenard seeking a southern accented voice for Jeanne Bilis in a film. The scene includes a Kentuckian mother Dorothy Butcher defending her daughter and memories of Van Dyke and other industry anecdotes about casting, accents, and studio quirks.
The critic argues over Catton's method in A Preagie Grove. The prose survey traces how the author blends anecdote and history to illuminate a prairie life and its people.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hope Street pattern books with Spring and Summer designs. It highlights catalog pages, photographs of dresses, and pricing for pattern bundles while inviting readers to mail order patterns from Vinkay's Pattern Burd in Chicago.
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