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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1938
Page
1
AMON NOVARRO, retired movie actor, embraces Yogi principles for mental and physical calm. He lives in a four story, blue bedroom home with a pool bath and modern music room, advocating taking life as found and avoiding anger or excitement.
A Hoboes of America convention in Altoona discusses driver attitudes to hitchhikers. A nationwide poll shows over half of motorists never pick up hitchhikers, with others doing so rarely. The piece warns about highway dangers and urges consideration for migratory workers while noting hoboes’ self-reliance and concerns about road life.
The article explains stomatitis and canker sores, their causes including anemia, metal fillings, infections, and poisoning. It notes the need for doctor evaluation to identify causes and proper antiseptic mouthwashes, with care to avoid dangerous concentrations and possible silver nitrate treatment for ulcers.
The article advises parents to notice a child’s memory, singing, leadership, or knitting tendencies in early childhood. It warns such gifts may fade as a child grows and life widens, urging normal education and a happy childhood over premature conclusions of genius.
On the cruise ship, passengers mingle at the social climax the Fancy Dress Ball. Joyce, reluctant at first, is styled as a demure pilgrim by stewardess Mrs Bates, while John Alden accompanies her. The scene features Mrs O Haras flamboyant lei look and Captain Miles Standish, with a ballroom mood of playful revelry.
Joyces and officers aboard the ship gather on the Lido deck after a champagne interlude as a passenger reports a theft of valuables from her room. Captain orders all passengers to the main lounge while the list of suspects narrows to Mrs. O’Flora as the probable culprit.
The Star prints candidate announcements for Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9 1938. Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden, Prosecuting Attorney Eight Judicial District Dick Huie, Tax Assessor C Cook, County and Probate Clerk Frank J Hill, State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton. An unrelated note on child education quotes and an all glass train tour through England Scotland and Wales in November 193?
In Hollywood the rush to TV and three dimensional film grabs headlines as inventors, studios, and experts debate the coming revolution. Dreamers offer sensational schemes while refinements raise quality. firm progress hints while big breakthroughs stay elusive, amid high hopes and industry caution.
Veteran foreign correspondent Vernon Bartlett’s Europe book is reviewed for its clarity on postwar peace and collective security. An urban crime item reports a man fined for driving a steam roller without due care and a license after colliding with a parked car.
The fragment outlines varied flowering options for different light and soil conditions including annuals perennials and fragrant picks. It lists numerous plant names and hints at groupings for sun, shade, and window boxes with gardening advice and several misspelled terms.
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