Palmer president and editor publish new rates and notices
The Star announces new subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery with advance payment required. Rates vary by region with Hempstead Nevada Goward Miller LaFayette counties at 3.50 yearly and elsewhere 6.50. The paper is an Associated Press member and disclaims manuscript return.
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C. E. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Associated Press
NEA
Hempstead
Nevada
Goward
Miller
LaFayette
The East War Tops Western View of China Conflict
The article argues the China war is a global revolution ending Western exploitation. It warns that regardless of who wins, a new independent China will emerge, challenging white dominance and reshaping global trade, power, and influence in Asia.
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China
Europe
America
Pacific
Yangtze
Japan
East
Tear for Julia as elephant dies in Spain carnival
A reflective piece laments Julia the elephant who brought joy to Barcelona children. It condemns human arrogance in capturing and displaying her and notes she died from poor feed, calling her death a war casualty of sorts and questioning mankind's wisdom.
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Spain
Julia
Barcelona
Dysentery Shiga Bacillus Warns Michigan Families
The article discusses dysentery threats from the Shiga bacillus, its origin, spread, and how it affects children. It notes outbreaks in Japan and the Philippines, spread through contamination, and outlines symptoms, incubation, and severe cases. Advice emphasizes rapid physician care, rehydration, proper nutrition, and cooling the child during hot weather to aid recovery.
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Michigan
Japan
Simon Flexner
Philippine Islands
Union
Hidig
Heeson
Raising A Family A Bright Child Skipping Grades
A family moves to a new city and a boy named Jimmy, who repeats excellence in marks and sportsmanship, faces pressure to skip ahead a grade. Parents and a cautious observer weigh long term effects, noting arithmetic and other basics require solid grounding and that age differences may affect confidence and happiness.
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Grays
Jimmy
James
Pach
Photo Finish Sparks a Romance in Belmont Stakes tale
A woman in New York faces a move to rural care as Merry Maid wins at Belmont. She rejects a wealthy offer, plans to return to ill Uncle Sandy, and hints at a future with Monte Hill while pursuing independence and love.
Fashion Pattern for School Age Dress Designs
Carol Day presents a beginner friendly belera te ostark style for a dark cotton dress in gingham or pereale and a fall winter repeat in jersey. Pattern 8270 fits sizes 10 12 and 14 requiring 1 1 2 yards 28 inch fabric plus 4 yards trim. Fall Winter Pattern Book 32 pages features many designs. order via 15 cents postage to Hope Star Pattern Bureau 211 W Wacker Drive Chicago Ill.
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Carol Day
Chalfis Ae
Jersey
Hope Star
Pattern Bureau
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Tarnished Warrior: Major-General James Wilkinson biography
Bruce Catton reviews Major-General James Wilkinson in Tarnished Warrior by Major James R. Jacobs. The portrait of the pompous soldier is vivid in parts but falters on characterization while the biography harshly exposes his career's failures and intrigues with Burr and Spanish officials.
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James Wilkinson
United States
America
James R. Jacobs
Macmillan
Major Jacobs
Aaron Burr
Wilkinson
Washingtom
Benedict Arnekl
Ohio Frontier
Hawaii Declares War on Giant African Snail
Honolulu reports Hawaii has declared war on the giant African snail to eradicate the pest endangering plant life. One hundred men were mobilized to cull the species after its discovery on two of Hawaii’s five islands. Government scientists seek data on movement of plant diseases.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Washington Birthplace Said to Rival Mount Vernon
The National Park Service notes Washington’s birthplace at Wakefield is gaining stature comparable to Mount Vernon as a George Washington site. Visitors to the Washington home are rising at a 28 percent rate annually, with broad state and international interest reflected in early 20th century attendance patterns.
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Wakefield
Vai
Fotomay River
George Washington
Rayithy
Mount Vernon
George Washington Pilegrims
National Park Service
Washinton
Ule
Velvet Wilder as Velvet O'Toole in Kiss the Bay Gone Bye
Paul Harrison reports on Hollywood satire around Velvet Wilder potentially playing Velvet O'Toole in a Broadway satire about Gone with the Wind casting. Rumors swirl that Wilder could be the Scarlet of the satire, with test experiences shared of David Selznick and studio interest. The piece recalls Wilder's New York start, accent hurdles, and a remembered apartment deposit fiasco as she chases the Velvet O'Toole role while industry chatter mixes with early baseball umpire notes.
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Holly Wogl
Broadway
Brock Pomper Tun
Velvet O'Toole
Scarlet Aira
Velvet O'Poole
Pemberton
David Selguick
Patvigia Wilder
Reel Heml
Mircea
Hollaeyerod
Ani
Miss Wikler
Siw
Ant
Cap'n
Mistuh
Diehares
Ariith Billie
Bob Hope
Hope
New York
Officu
Mr. Yepe
Louis Share
Honeywhile
Miss Wilder
Mr. Pemberton
Velvet Otaote
Kimi
Brin Donlevy: Irish born actor rises in Hollywood
SRIAN DNLEVY profile outlines Brin Donlevy born in Porta down Ireland. A WWI veteran wounded twice, he sought fame in ads and stage before a 12 year film career. Louis Walheim launched him in What Price Glory as a start. He is nearly six feet tall, 190 pounds, light brown hair, blue eyes.
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Holly Woodoy
Bill Porter
George Ecarbo
Brin Donlevy
Portadown
Cutty Armagh
Ireland
Louis Walheim
Waldo
Jooks Alwre
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the Health Magazine
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Charles B. Parmer
Merry Maid
Monte
Monte Hill
Belmont
Moss
Gue
Bruce Radford
Uncle Sandy
Radford
Bruce Catton
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Flapper
Fanny
Nearlawice
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AEG US
Sylvia
Paul Harrison
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GWT
Cnea Servic
Papa
Srian Dnlevy
Clevelandson
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