Star of Hope 1899 Hope Arkansas Star Publication Details
Star of Hope 1899 edition page lists publication data, prices, and Associated Press affiliation. Includes editor publisher Alex H Washburn and EH Palmer, office at 212-214 South Walnut, Hope Arkansas. Advertising policies and memorial tribute charges noted.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co., Inc
EH Palmer
Alex. H. Weuhburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
CE. Palmer
Alex. Ht Washburn
One Union Divisible By Its Friends
A commentator argues that labor union infighting harms workers. The AFL CIO split and the United Auto Workers civil war undermine collective bargaining and threaten peaceful, orderly bargaining that benefits society. The piece notes gains from cooperation between capital and labor and urges unity to protect workers.
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Labor
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Auto Workers
Tovestoneites
Comae
Auto Union
ABOR
America
Brains in the Booth Election Officials Face Civil Service Tests
A column discusses voter frustration with incompetent election officials at polling places. It cites Milwaukee’s civil service exams for election workers, reporting 4763 tested over two years and 648 of 1979 veterans failing basic arithmetic and tallying tasks, highlighting a path to improved competency.
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Milwaukee
Civil Service
Civil Service Assembly
Campaign for sanitation standards at public comfort stations
The Family Doctor reports leading distributors of oil and gasoline promote certification of comfort station cleanliness. It urges frequent washing, washable floors, prohibition of eating there, proper fountain design, single toilet cubicles, durable toilet seats, regular cleaning of exposed plumbing, and air freshening devices, asserting hygiene impacts mental and physical well being.
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Fndur Cay
America
What to Do When the Warm Weather Comes
A humorous guide advises counting polar bears to feel cooler and give sheep a rest. It suggests making an ice cube igloo on the desk to cope with heat, joking that the boss will fire you, and notes cooling ideas like eating ice in hot soup while waiting to cool.
Hidden plumbing problems and camel routes noted in text
The document lists hygiene and maintenance reminders such as masking odors, covered toilet paper receptacles, and regular inspections. It contrasts these with a fact about paraffin wax hardening under 200000 psi and mentions Afghanistan lacking railroads with camel transport along seven trade routes.
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Afghanistan
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton Rober
A column on parental dynamics reflecting on mothers' letters about misbehaving children and the broader question of responsibility across ages. It contrasts parental vows to be patient with the enduring pull of daily discipline and life’s demands.
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Olive Roberts Barton Rober
Haywire House Tale Ends With Screaming Night Escape
Edwin Rutt’s serial misadventure follows the Little Cheese as he robs a house while drunk and confronts a ghostly visitor and a werewolf sighting. Amid chaos, he finds a frightening bedroom scene with snakes pouring from a box before fleeing in terror and a cliffhanger ending.
BBCs bedtimes and a purple martin shift
In London the BBC faced protests over its late night news. George Bernard Shaw attacked the new hour as summer sunset altered schedules. The BBC pledged to adjust to a 9 oclock slot this winter. A purple martin birdhouse in Omaha, Nebraska, is insured for $400.
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London
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
George Bernard Shaw
Joseph Thompson
Omaha
Nebr
A Book a Day Aims at Peace Through Realism
Bruce Catton reviews Norman Angell’s Peace With the Dictator arguing that Chamberlain’s policy will fail to ensure peace or security. Angell urges a strategy combining Kellogg Pact and League covenants with readiness to fight to enforce peaceful change and restraint on aggressors.
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Frire
Chamberlain
Britain
Norman Angell
Harpers
Angell
Baglin
Germany
Mr. Angell
Encouraging Real Life For Chronic Pediatric Ills
The author argues chronic invalids, especially children, need gentle discipline and meaningful activities, not overprotection. Aim to keep them happy with real pursuits, morale, and hope, allowing small irritations while avoiding constant role as “sick little people.”
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Reael
Tare
Gwen Kenyon rises from theater usher to film actress
Gwen Kenyon, raised in Hollywood, earns a break in Universal's Diamond Jim and later The Great Ziegfeld. She supported her mother since age 13 through candy making and answering fan mail, then did theater work while surviving on shifting gigs. Despite no formal acting lessons, she advances to a dramatic role as she battles throat illness and tight contracts.
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Hollywood
Gwen Kenyon
Mome
Weiresses
Mack
Hollywooad
Miss Kenyon
Ree-Lance
Filmart Theater
Gwen
Diamond Jim
Universal
Metro
Ziegfeld
Stadio
Seymour Felix
20Th Fox
Edna Mae Jones
Worl
Central Castine
Urs
Equestrieings
Thorus
Acelin Temin Oung
Kenyon
Huss on stamps and the reformer torchbearer
A historical note traces Jan Hus from Prague cleric to martyr and catalyst of the Reformation. It recounts his translation of Wycliffe, 1405 treatise against miracles, excommunication, interdict, execution by fire, and his later influence seen as a spark for Luther. The piece mentions Hus depicted on a 1920 stamp.
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Ardly
John Huss
University of Prague
Wycliffe
Caech
Huss
Peter
Rhine
Luther
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Af Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Junior
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Waywire
Red Scala
Winstock
Bull Griffin
Bully Griffin
Mr. Seala
Restafovium
Lady Macbeth
D. T.s
Wolfgang
Miss Fenimore
Burl Griffin
Oasis
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INO
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Paul Harrison
Eria
Ay Nea Cervice. Inc
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