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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
1
A mother's reminiscences extol the pure humor of small children as fresh and natural like sunlight. It notes how kids laugh at simple things, the drift from carefree glee to adulthood soberness, and a mother's role in nurturing that bright spirit through everyday observations and patience.
The Star lists candidates for Hempstead County offices in the August 9 1938 Democratic primary. Reginald Bearden seeks Sheriff and Collector, Dick Hub for Prosecuting Attorney Fourth Judicial District, Cook for Tax Assessor, and Frank Hill for County and Probate Clerk.
A New York scientist returning from the Amazon notes tribal life as calm and long lived, while modern civilization brings stress and disease. The piece argues not to romanticize the past but to push forward, adjusting society to meet inner human needs rather than retreating.
A writer praises sending birthday and greeting messages via telephone and telegraph style voices. It envisions varied voices delivering cheerful lines at odd hours, noting playful risks and potential novel uses while imagining workers at lunch and couples at home enjoying musical messages.
An advisory notes night blindness from vitamin A deficiency can occur in daily life such as in dark theaters or night driving. It lists international units per ounce for foods across bread, meats, fish, fruits, dairy, and vegetables and cites a protective daily dosage of 5000 units. It also mentions vitamin A from liver oils, capsules, tablets, candies, and other preparations available at reasonable prices.
Joyce Milne faces arrest on a ship as accusations of jewel theft swirl around her. Dr Gray and Caplin Beyer defend her while Dick Hamilton, gone to New York, deepens her isolation. She braces for a tense dinner as suspicions loom.
A Hollywood columnist explains how studios use sneak previews to gauge audience reactions. He notes many missteps occur during production, previews reveal and drive drastic edits, and stars like Gravet and Lombard face mixed fortunes as studios seek box office success.
Bruce Catton reviews Commander Rosendiths exhaustive study of the Hindenburg disaster. He questions sabotage as a sole cause, cites evidence, and argues for safer lighter than air craft using helium. The work also discusses airship risks in commerce and national defense.
A garbled garden tip fragment lists flowers and plants for growing and drying, with scattered names like carnations and daisies. It hints at garden routines, seasonal timing, and seasonal uses but is largely unreadable and inconsistent in details. The passage reads as a jumbled OCR sketch of flower varieties, cultivation cues, and summer arrangements.
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