Star of Hope Star Publishing Biographical Notice 1929
The Star Hope Arkansas notes publication details for Star Publishing Co Inc and staff Palmer Washburn editor and publisher at 212 214 South Walnut. It lists subscription rates by city carrier and mail and notes Associated Press and other agencies. It also states charges for tributes and memorials and disclaims manuscript return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Justice
Jane Bivone
Star Publishing Co, Inc
Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated
Press
Newspaper Enterprise Ass’n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Star
Japan and the gold race to stave off ruin
The piece argues that Japan’s wartime economy hinges on gold reserves and military victory. It cites estimates of dwindling gold, rising imports, and mounting debt, warning that prolonged excess spending will force a bankruptcy-like outcome unless Japan wins the war quickly. It notes a general economic law: spending beyond income leads to disaster, despite temporary expedients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Flynn
Japan
United States
New York Times
China
Fathers praise son amid jazz bans in Denver interview
Wilberforce James Whitman of Denver, longtime music teacher and father of Paul Whitman, denounces jazz and swing while praising his son's talents from youth to manhood. He recalls never allowing jazz in Denver schools during his 40 years as music director and tells reporters he is proud of Paul's accomplishments as a pianist and musician.
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Wilberforce James Whitman
Denver
Colo
New York
Whiteman
Paul
Father Whiteman
Mr. Whiteman
Fatigue Dangers From Laymen Self Care For Sleeplessness
A reader urges a piece on dangers of laymen self treating sleeplessness. The article explains fatigue ranges from simple tiredness to chronic fatigue, which harms health and life, noting rapid breathing, dizziness, and irritability. It links chronic fatigue to interstate truck drivers and night workers, risking falls asleep at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatler
Fatigue warns against stimulants and urges rest
The piece cautions workers against overstimulation from coffee tea and cocoa and notes modern drugs can be dangerous in overdose. It argues fatigue should be treated with rest and hints at motherhood and vigilance, ending with a partial refrain about Puclish Youngsters.
Hay Wire House Turns Up Snakes Night Raid
Miss Clara Fenimore snoops in the Pennington Parker Restatorium rooms and unintentionally unseals a box of snakes. A wild man with a gun bursts in as Bull Griffin confronts Elbridge the Little Cheese, amid threats and laughter as they flee. The cast includes Pierre, Sally Pennington, Kinks Parker, and Wolf the dachshund in a chaotic midnight scene. The story resumes next in a cliffhanger.
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Clara Fenimore
Wes
Pennington-Parker Restatorium
Pierre
Miss Fenimore
Kinks Parker
Sally Pennington
Bull Griffin
Simi
Mr. Spaldini
Mrs. Harkness
Kinks
Sally
Elbridge
Bull
Bushwick Avenue
MR. Griffin
Cheese
Maybelle
Bronx
El+bridge
Pennington - Parker Restatorium
The Nazi Premier book review by Bruce Catton
A Harpers edition titled The Nazi Premier translated by Harwood L. Childs with a commentary by William B. Dodd is reviewed. It presents Nazi doctrine as a factual primer for Hitler Youth and argues the text aims to mold minds toward worship of the Führer and a persecution driven worldview.
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Harpers
Gersman
Harwood L. Childs
U.S
William B. Dodd
Hitler Youth Organization
Lt Ia
Germany
Europe
Aunt My
Mr. Dodd
Denvier
Home Discipline and Tolerance in Parenting Discussed
A reflective piece argues against constant nagging, urging parents to grant a margin of natural carelessness and practice tolerance. It notes that targeted reminders and a single calm talk can be more effective, while overreacting dulls influence and hurts home life. The excerpt then shifts to a New Zealand Dairy Conference report on high wage costs and factory closures, and weather impacts on New Brunswick potato fields with potential yield reductions due to continued rain.
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Varly da
Busi
Mng
Tao
Hector
Necia
Bobby
New Zealand National Dairy Conference
Hollywood Contracts Drift Amid Stage Comebacks
Paul Harrison reports that Pranchat Toney’s death rumor is exaggerated and his Metro contract expires November 4 with likely renewal. He may begin another film by November, possibly Dramatic School with Luise Rainer, while planning one Broadway play per year. Luise Rainer aims for a dramatic lead on Broadway, and Katharine Hepburn’s fate is cited as a cautionary note. Juan Crawford and Shirley Temple notes appear, with Spencer Tracy seeking a Broadway project compatible with his Metro loan status and Helen Hayes.
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Hollywood
Pranchat Toney
Métro
Nother
Luise Rainer
Pone
Tollywood
New York
Tone
Broadway
Modelle
Theater’ Guild
Crothes
Miss Ruiner
Cosen
Manhattan
Katharine Hepburn
Tit
Clifford Odets
Juan Crawford Vis Topping
Miss Hayes
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
Metra
Willy Helen Hayes
Floodlights Rollout Delays in Bresha Germany City Hall
Floodlights by slot dialines introduced in Bresha Germany with zero cent pay body. city hall to host a three amine ties event by dropping the voi inta at autus nat.
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Bresha
Germany
Histopig City Hall
Stories in stamps reveal giraffe facts on Mozambique stamp
The article notes the giraffe as the tallest mammal with 18 foot stature and 18 inch tongue, describes its gait, horns, and lack of toes. It mentions eyeless yoked stance, fawns per birth, and historical range shifting to Africa south of the Sahara, illustrated by a Mozambique stamp image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Africa
Europe
India
Sahara
Mozambique
NEA Service, Inc
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the Health Magazine
John Hamilton
York
Billy
Hay Wire House
Edwin Rutt
Hall Griffin
Annuken
Fenimore
Bruce Cattoneee
New Brunswick
NEA Service
Paul Harrison
Rainer
Crawford
Tracey
Sylvia
Topr
ING, T.M. Res. U.S. Pat
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