Star of Hope Star 1898 1899 pricing and staff notes
The Star Publishing Co. Inc publishes weekday afternoon editions from The Star building at 212 24 South B. Palmer is president and Alex H. Weakburn editor. Subscription rates: city carrier 15c weekly, 65c monthly, 8.50 yearly. mail rates vary by county with 3500 per year noted for Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and LaFayette counties and 6.50 elsewhere. The Star is Associated Press member and warns charges for tributes and memorials. it does not guarantee life or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star of Hope
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
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Weather signals mixed blessing for farms and futures
The piece argues that while ongoing moisture could repair drought fallout, higher crops may depress prices and buying power, risking a new cycle of agricultural and industrial decline. It warns government programs keep uncertain, noting we must fix society and adapt farm policy to align with nature’s return to generosity.
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Department of Agriculture
Nature
Law in the Sky Legal wedding raises high altitude jurisdiction questions
A California couple wed three miles up by a transport pilot who claimed marriage status. Los Angeles judges ruled laws apply from the earth’s center to the heavens, making the ceremony invalid. The piece speculates on future legal chaos from airborn human activity.
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California
Los Angeles
Self-destruction study by Dr Fishbein analysis
The second of Dr Fishbein's articles discusses death by own action, noting dumping from heights is a chosen method when other options fail. It covers causes from poverty to mental abnormality, emphasizes emotional adjustment and public attention as factors, and cites psychoanalytic views that suicide stems from long-term tendencies rather than heredity or societal maladjustments.
Hidden Habits Reveal Family Strife in Child Behavior Case
A boy hides under beds and behind shrubbery, punished as a sneaky child, until a doctor infers family issues. Mother has a married friend and dances with him when father is away, while father praises his secretary. The doctor shifts the talk to protect the child, noting children read family truth more than adults expect.
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Cel
Mother
Mr. X Cane
Daddy
Mac
Junior
Jad
Wunt
Onice
Tam
Hay Wire House unfolds a tense family plot and schemes
Edwin Rutt's serial unfolds as Spencer Ames plots to seize Preston property through Farnsworth Hotels with Wilton Ames. Sally Pennington and Kinks navigate romance, sly plots, and Harkness gadgetry as tension builds around a dinner confrontation and an impending buyout. The scene shifts to Aunt Martha's house where Mr. Harkness tinkers, Sally bakes, and Wilton's visit promises a decisive turn.
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Farnsworth Hotels
Spencer
Wilton
Preston
Sally
Pennington
Farnsworth
Mr. Ames
Parker
Harkness
Kinks
Shello
Mir
Ames
Miscellaneous basketball and baseball results and schedules
A mixed set of scores and upcoming games includes Bruner-Ivery and Geo W Robison in basketball, Hope Travelers and Unique Cafe in varied showdowns, and several Friday and Saturday matchups. Friday results cite Knoxville 2 Chattanooga 0 with other night games and multiple Major League scores.
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Williams Gumber
Bruner-Ivery
RT Geo
W. Robison
Hope Basket
Highway Dept
Hope Travelers
Finlay
Geo. W. Robison
Hupe
Unique Cafe
Southern Cafe
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Geo
Southern Cite
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Knoxville
Chattanooga
Family friction and a troubled junior amid parental clashes
A concerned elder recalls a boy named Junior distressed by parental quarrels and a failing home atmosphere. The boy fears judgment, longs for stable parenting, and improves after separation from the turmoil. A wartime production note follows, noting 798 planes built in early 1938 with 296 for civilian use and 349 delivered to the military.
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United States
Eddie Albert writes art philosophy book between acting gigs
NEA Hollywood columnist BILL PORTER profiles Eddie Albert at Warner Brothers where he plays Bing in Brother Rat after moving from radio plays to stage and film. Albert plans a ten year self education, writing a philosophy of art book and plays for radio, while juggling acting roles and ambitions amid industry chatter on Ben Hecht, Norma Shearer and Selznick’s letters.
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Bill Porter
NEA
Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Eddie Albert
Bing
Edelie
Eddlig
Jin
Brother Rat
T Hen
RKO
New York
Warners
Abner Bibermann
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Bibermann
Ben Hecht
Mecit
Sonk the Rich
Bibermmann
Zamiuna
Heelt
Quilty
Themser Guild
Biberman
Maxie Rosembleau
Maxie
Charles MacArthur
Suel Sayre
Fret Cruidl
Wilds
Don Jr
Norma Shearer
Scarlett O'Hara
Birmingham
Alabama
Post
Mason and Dixon
Miss Shearer
Mr. Gable
Selznek
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Selznick
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David O. Selznick
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