Hope Starmast Prospectus and publishing details
The Hope Star operates as a weekday afternoon paper published by Star Publishing Co., Inc and Palmer Alex H Washburn Ltd, located at 119 24 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas. It lists editors and publishers, post office status, subscription rates for various regions, and a policy on tributes, cards and memorials, with Associated Press affiliation and a note on unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
Palmer
Alex H Washburn
Star Building
South
Dalnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
EZ. Palmer
Alex, &. Washburn
Arkanmes
Hempstead
Nevada
Monard Miller
LaFayette
Leeann
Star
Production for Use and the American System Debate
A discussion contrasts private ownership with free competition against centralized state planning. It argues both seek broad distribution of goods and asks who has delivered more: the American system, with widespread consumer access and rising electrification, or state-led models. The piece cites lower prices and expanding services as evidence of progress under America’s approach.
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Anasia
America
Millstones of War Endlessly Bind Veterans Benefits
In a 1987 context the United States paid 22 billion dollars in veteran and dependent benefits through May, with seven and a half million paid in the first 11 months of the fiscal year. Two War of 1812 veterans’ dependents, a daughter and a widow, receive compensation, illustrating century‑plus ongoing payments and a projected debt clearance around 2087, barring new conflicts.
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F* United
Hay fever and pollen sensitivity series examines seasonal types
Dr Morris Fishbein notes hay fever symptoms arise from nasal and tissue reactions to pollens and proteins. Many patients react to multiple pollens, with grasses grouped by botanists and ragweed cross sensitivity. Perennial types involve different proteins, while irritants include animal danders and certain grain powders.
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Morris Fishbell
A Civil War Concept From Bruce Catton Reflected
Bruce Catton discusses Civil War literature and its treatment of the era noting that modern works increasingly analyze the conflict beyond the old irrepressible war frame. The piece surveys books biographies theses novels and screenplays shaping public memory.
Randall offers new Civil War view and Reconstruction critique
Prof Z G Randall argues the Civil War was inevitable due to industrial and agrarian tensions. He downplays military campaigns, praises Lincoln as constitutional president, and calls Reconstruction misnomer with Congress failures causing the era’s confusion.
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Z. G. Randall
D. C. Heath and Co
Miinois
Randal
Lincoln
Randall
Congress
Prasi
Tle
Fragmented quotes on smoking and social norms
A collage of brief quotes from diverse figures on smoking, beauty standards, courtship, and politics. Included are remarks by Charles Norman, Jill Gof West Paterson, Myrna Loy, Dr W A McKeever, Fumitaka Konoye, and Dr H B Barnes. The passage notes opinions on women smoking, beauty parlors, love and reform, and a festive gathering with broad commentary.
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Charles Norman
Jill Gof West Paterson
Myrna Loy
W. A. McKeever
Oklahoma City
Love Church
Fumitaka Konoye
Tapan
United States
Paseisia
H. &. Barnes
City writers share cramped lives in a rickety mansion
In a city apartment house Kathleen O Shaughnessy and Bob McTavish chase writing dreams while living on the edge of poverty. Kathleen faces rent pressure and a dream of romance with Pat as Bob furthers his crime tale with Schmatz the dog. Jitters mix with creative toil in a mood of urban ambition.
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Bob McTavish
Pat
Schmatz
Bob
Studio One
Kathleen
Gloversville
Joe Williams
Aunt Hattie
Glayersville
Henry
Kathy
Understanding children as individuals not possessions
Parents often treat children as belongings, but children are natural, autonomous beings with will and instincts. Treat them as partners in a shared challenge, aligning with their impulses and situational needs to foster obedience and trust. Acknowledge each child’s unique makeup and adapt discipline to fit their nature.
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Nature
Society
Sam
Garbo Humanizing a Hollywood Star in Odd Escapades
Hollywood rumor mill paints Greta Garbo as increasingly approachable on set while a string of backstage mishaps and playful mischief unfolds. From Emmett Hemingway’s delayed visit to Howard’s cowbell restraining device, directors and stars navigate pranks, egos, and creative ambitions amid comedic chaos on the Universal lot.
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Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Miss Garbo
Emmett Hemingway
Hemingway
Leslie Munard
Jay Garnett
Hal
Mr. Monard
Garnett Timaly
Howard
Garnett
Vols
Hope Star Centennial Edition Still Available
Limited copies remain of Hope Star's $1,700 Centennial Edition offering a complete history of 20 Southwest Arkansas towns. No reservations. first come, first served. 48 pages across six sections with 69 photographs. Bound copies 50 cents, unbound 45 cents, add six cents for mailing.
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Hope Star
Southwest
Arkansas
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Col. R. 4 McCormick
I Ber. A
Pat Oe
Morris Fishbein Batter
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygels
the Health Magazine
Swing !Music
Honk
Darling
Peretees
Bruce Catton
Peis, Aks
Ge Ovenets
Idariner Gleason
NEA Service, Inc
Kathleen O'Shan
Bob McTavinth
Cupid
Our
Prt
Ergfeshor
Yeaterday
Nob
Kathiern
Jnniter Patinys
Helina Boo Orst
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia —Copa
Ay Heatenvier
Reo
U.S
Sally
Hilden
Mocand Ekecoreer
Fey West Merceage
Paul Norrison
Holywood
Avelie Mayo
Gary Cooper
Mayo
Cooper
Mayu
Archie
Leo Carrillo
Senor Carrillo
California
Los Angeles
Sanor Carrillo
Magnolia
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