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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1938
Page
1
Paul C. Smith argues for a genuine peace term and warns that the world drifts toward renewed conflict. He notes no nation desires war, yet old wars return when peace is a fragile truce. The piece contemplates long cycles of trench warfare and the enduring futility of brittle international relations.
A writer chides the Federal Trade Commission for potential rules on motion picture titles and hooks, suggesting limits to prevent misleading or sensationalized names. He muses on extending oversight to publishing and other fields, praising the prospect of reform for the next generation.
Medical observers emphasize early diagnosis of appendicitis in children. Hospital records show 40 percent of ruptured cases occurred after parents gave strong cathartics for stomachache, delaying professional care. The guidance urges calling a doctor for sudden abdominal pain and avoiding internal medicines until appendicitis is ruled out.
A Book a Day reviews Mathew Josephson’s The Robber Barons, noting his study of post Civil War industrial and financial magnates. The piece discusses Josephsonson’s access to major magnates and the provocative, sweeping account he offers of the era.
A compact look at market trends paired with commentary on political power and economic change. The piece cites Josephson on capitalism and democracy, noting how finance shaped party systems, plus a church treasurer anecdote highlighting communication gaps and community response.
The Star declares candidates subject to the Democratic primary on August 9, 1938: Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden, Prosecuting Attorney High Judicial District Dick Hate, and Tax Assessor C Cook.
Joyce Porter enjoys a lavish dinner aboard with Dr. Gray and Chief Officer Jones. A Caribbean shore excursion leads Joyce through Port-au-Prince scenes, locals, and a girl’s bracelet gift, foreshadowing a future mystery arc.
A reflective piece on parenting that cautions against harsh discipline and broken promises. It uses an anecdote of a boy in a hotel to illustrate the lasting harm of cruelty and the shaping of a child’s ethics by parental behavior. The author urges steadiness, trust, and consistent promises to nurture trust in children.
The Dionne quintuplets approve the story for their nest picture Five of a Kind and will be featured in multiple sequences. Writers Breslow and Patrigh traveled to Callendar to plan scenes with Dr Luke and the children. The quints will appear in cowgirl costumes and sing in English, showcasing their evolving charm and multilingual attempts.
The text promotes urban gardening stressing that a 10 by 10 foot space can yield radishes lettuce spinach and carrots for a family of four. It advises succession planting with companion crops and staggered maturity to double or triple production.
A West Point man borrowed 40 cents and asked for a free shave. He then returned the debt the same day, paid for the shave, and left with a neat appearance. The barber Green reported the repayment and got his 50 cents total.
The synopsis centers on Miss Trevor and her ally Miss Davis clashing with Duke Lester over radio and television plans in New York. A Canadian village, a jail detour, a fake birth hoax, and a Madison Square Garden appearance drive a sensational premiere of a new television process, as they move toward a dramatic broadcast contract and a possible hospital charity push.
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