Star of Hope Star Publishing Co Hope AR 1929 ad info
Star of Hope Press 1929 publication details include offices at The Star building Hope Arkansas 212 214 South Malnut street C PALMER ALEX H WASHBURN president and editor AP and MEA notes subscription rates and county coverage Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette lists charges for tributes and memorials and policy on unsolicited manuscripts disclaims safe keeping of manuscripts.
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O Justice
Star Publishing Co. Inc
SLE Palmer & Alex
Washburn
Star Building
South Malnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
C. & Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Associated Press
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Aoti
Star
Joseph Lee and the rise of public playgrounds
The article profiles Joseph Lee, Bostonian philanthropist who funded and promoted playgrounds to curb juvenile delinquency. It credits his $360,000 contribution and relentless campaigning, noting he helped found the Playground Association of America and inspired broader city play spaces. It argues his zeal and sense of justice spurred social progress beyond monuments.
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Joseph Lee Das
National Recreation Association
Roosevelt
Joseph Lee
Oseph Lee
Harvard
Boston
Playground Association of America
Quietly Probing the New Woman Era in Print
The piece scolds older generations for sensationally announcing that college age women are maturing beyond beauty concerns while still expecting marriage. It notes persistent media discoveries of young women reading newspapers and forming opinions on social and political issues, yet a comfortingly nostalgic belief in their future as wives remains.
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Nation 4
Scandian premierships in venereal disease control law
British investigators report on Scandinavian and Dutch efforts against venereal disease. Sweden 1918 law defined infectious syphilis and gonorrhea, required treatment and public clinics for towns over 200,000, reports to health inspectors, infection source tracing, patient education, and penalties for knowingly exposing others. Married applicants must declare freedom from infectious disease.
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Ministry of Health
Holland
United States
Sweden
State control over infectious venereal disease marriage
The text outlines that persons with an infectious venereal disease cannot marry without state permission. An annulment is possible if one party proves the other had the disease at marriage and failed disclosure. If patients miss treatment, doctors report to the inspector of health who may compel treatment and hospitalize if needed. A doctor who falsifies reports can be fined up to 200 kroner.
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Inspector of Health
Nollywood Silly Season Brims With Pranks On Set
Paul Norrison reports from Hollywood where the film colony mockingly frets at chaos on set. The piece notes health rules, legal limits on venereal disease treatment, and a riot backstage as Carute Lombard plans a party and a red roos dog and a Great Dane parade draw attention on Hollywood Boulevard.
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Carute Lombard
Venice
Hollywood Boulevard
N Great Dane
Fox
Ray Dannen
Mystery at Lazy R Y Clarke Newson
SERTAL STORY MYSTERY AT THE LAZY R Y CLARKE NEWSON CAST OF CHARACTER G NURRI JOM ER ee roan... Steve Mallory, hero. In a tense confrontation on a mountain, Sarto tries to flee with the group, Woody and Fiske clash, and Steve and Nikki struggle to outwit the gunmen. After a brutal fight, Rance is wounded, Sarto is halted, and Fiske is confronted as plans unravel. the fate of Bancroft and the motive behind the deadly trip remain in question.
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Nurri
Steve Mallory
Nikki
Manele
Arin
Dude
Mark
Peter Jewomd
Sarin
Buppeine
Xiarto
Steve
Axen
Woody
Fiske
Sarto
Rance
Rench
Uncle Jim
Arto
Uncle
Brown and Pilkinton Named Candidates in Hempstead Primary
The Star carries authorized political notices listing candidates subject to the Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938. Dick Lyle Brown runs for Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District and James H Pilkinton seeks the State Senate Ninth District.
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Eghth Judicial District
Dick Lyle Brown
James H. Pilkinton
Hollywood Studios Reel In Colorful Pranks And Production Boom
Hollywood reports a playful mood as stars in varied costumes stride through daily class routines while studios ignite a production surge. Warner publicity schemes tease with quirky invitations as chaos and creativity ripple through the lot. Double exposures haunt stills, and pranksters from Dead End join in, signaling both good will and bustling activity in the film industry.
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Bauny
Studio
Warner Publicity Department
Joan Crawford
Harpo Marx
Chantom
Warners
Fiiest Pat O’brien
Accentation Game on Stage Sparks Lively Rehearsal
Owen Davis Jr Eleanor Whitney and other youngsters rehearse to learn proper word stress. They chant sequences of names and phrases like Clark Gable Charlie Chaplin McCarthy Farever Ruggles, with tempo rules, mispronunciations, and playful outbursts. The activity grows humorous as players miss a beat and contribute lines in a running joke style.
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Owen Davis, Jr
Eleanor Whitney
Mayers
Clark
Gable
Charlie
McCarthy
Farever
Chaplin
Ruggles
A Book a Day By Bruce Catton
Economist Selseth calls for a shorter work week to fix labor distribution and curb business cycles. He argues total labor time should align with available power, proposing roughly forty hours per week as the sustainable norm. The review notes no new angle but a thoughtful exploration of labor's role in the economy.
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Nicholas J. Selseth
Mummgs
Dorrance
Benother
Mr. Selseth
Iustry
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