Hope Star 1999 Hope Arkansas Star Publishing Co. notes
Historic Hope Star issue lists publication details, staff roles, and postal rates. It notes the Star Building address in Hope Arkansas, editor publisher Alex H Washburn, and references Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association. It also outlines tribute charge policy and manuscript handling disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co., Inc
CE Palmer & Alex. A. Weadburn
Star Building
South
Rainut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
Associated
Ns Srs
Star
A Tale of Efficiency Versus Democracy in a Move
The New York Times Vienna bureau is moved to Prague after the Anschluss. German officials halt progress with two months of form filling, inspections, and permits. The piece contrasts measured German efficiency with democracy’s muddled pace and asks which is more effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Vienna
Prague
Times
Teutons
Don
Life Is Always Beginning for the Older Mind
A nationwide study of university extension students shows age does not define mental powers. The findings indicate the average older adult often outperforms younger classmates and that ignorance of capacities limits them. The piece argues that life beyond youth offers new vistas of intellectual achievement for seniors.
Vitamin A sources rise with green leaves and yellow hues
The article notes vitamin A is common in many foods and that green plant parts such as iceberg lettuce outer leaves and young cabbage leaves contain high levels. It highlights carotene from yellow foods like carrots and sweet potatoes and cites apricots peaches and bananas as rich sources. Red colors may also indicate vitamin A content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel EB. Munsell
Vitamin A sources and 1937 consumer purchases
Dr Munsell notes tomatoes and red peppers may be good vitamin A sources though they are green before ripening. Eggs and dairy provide most animal derived vitamin A while cow and hen diets from plants influence levels. It is reported that a third of US families bought a car in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsell
United States
The Pains of Toy Paradox in Child Self Worth
The writer argues against piling toys to mask inferiority in sensitive children. Material abundance may ease pain but ultimately fails to build self faith. Possessions can tempt dependency, yet pride of ownership remains tied to self-respect, urging caution in overloading a child with goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ives
Tommy
Roger
Mystery at the Lazy R unfolds new murder twist
In Clarke Newson’s serial tale Sarto trails Nikki and Steve to a ravine where they uncover Wade Bancroft shot in the back. Bancroft’s death and Sarto’s looming danger push Nikki to fear for Jim and Renee as they move toward the ranch with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Newson
Steve
Sarto
Nikki
Surto
Sarta
Woody
Uncle Jim
Renee
Political Announcements for District and Senate Seats
Political announcements list candidates for district prosecuting attorney in the Eighth Judicial District and for state senator in the Ninth District. Names include Dick Huib and Lyle Brown for prosecutor and James H B Pilkindton for senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eghth Judicial District
Dick Huib Lyle Brown
James HB
Pilkinton
A Southern Editor Reviews a Southern Book
Bruce Catton reviews Keith Daniels Southbound study A Southerner Discovers the South. Daniels traveled through the region from New York to Raleigh and back probing materialism ambition and social change in the modern South, noting rising industries and agriculture while weighing how the South might emerge from its legacy of slavery. The piece argues the South is waking toward new desires and a diverse development path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jorg
Cetlan
Mr. Daniels
Rayt
Ann Sheridan Faces Studio Pressure and Tests in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip centers on Ann Sheridan resisting stunt poses and relentless tests. She recalls how press agents pushed outrageous publicity while studios weighed her appeal, noting her rise from U.S. tests to notable roles and a bid for better parts amid career doubts stemming from past publicity.
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Hollywood
Ann Sheridan
Standon
Miss Sheridan
Ann
Alabang
India
Sheri
Sheridian
Paramount
Warners
Univ I
Sheridan
Ed Norris
Suill
Pel
Wack Used to Darken Concrete Pavement Reported
It is reported that eaybou Wack is being used to darken concrete pavement to reduce glare from street lights. The report notes this practice aims to improve visibility and safety in urban areas.
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CE Palmer
Alex. H .H . Washburn
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
T M. Reg
A.& Paton
Étter, Journal
DR. Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Af Ageia
Too Health Magazine
Wallace
Jerome
Sikkim
Ruyrh
Peter Jerome
New York
Net
Nikei
Wade Bancroft
Bancroft
Ilix
Buneroft
Fiske
Ted
Jin
Rance
Whempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Clarence Be, Baker
Cook Dewey Hendrix
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson Wifford Byers
Dempstentd
Talbot Feild, JR
W. B. Nelson Arcie P
Delony Roych Weisenberger
Hugh D. Clark
Rand Overseer
DeRonne
George Fabanks
Vernie Goynes
Ged, F. Dodds
Bruce Catton
Jonathan Danejek
Rileiwh
N.C
Marely
Macmillan
Paris
Territet
Florence
Kdith Daniels
Paul Harrison
United States Air Corps
Annn Sheridan
Flapper
Fanny Ervice
Ing. TM
Reg
Pat
By Sylvia
Clarice
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