Local News Note From Hope Arkansas Post Office Policy
A clipped notice from Hope Arkansas outlines post office classification under the act of March 3 1897. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches and local papers may republish those items. It warns that tributes and memorials will incur charges and the Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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Quest for Ophir and ancient trade routes spans continents
The article discusses Count de Prorok's belief in a shared ancient culture from the Nile to Central America, tracing relics across the Sahara and Yucatan. He claims evidence of Ophir in Ethiopia and notes the author's allure amid archaeology, with a readable new book from Dutton priced at $3.50.
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Egypt
Central America
Nile
Sahara
Yucatan
Guatemala
Ophir
Solomon
Ethiopia
Count de Prorok
Dutton
Unfounded birthmark superstition linked to fright events
A discussion explains that birthmarks on newborns are not caused by incidents such as a frightened mother. The piece notes marks are congenital and seen before events, and it debunks the belief linking maternal fear to infant marks. It then advises on artificial feeding practices and schedules for infants.
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Ceek
Iby
Secord
Moresover
A Book a Day By Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton reviews Count Byron de Prosak's In Quest of Lost War and his mix of archaeology and high risk adventures. The author favors thrilling expeditions over methodical dig work and argues for a prehistoric Atlantis influencing widespread ancient cultures.
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Byron de Prosak
Sahara
Children and the balance of playmates in childhood
The article portrays three sisters a Mary a Joan and an Annabelle and shows how play dynamics shape temperament and behavior. When Joan dominates Mary grows rebellious and anxious while Annabelle calms her. Mary learns from Joan but is cowed by her, and balancing playtime with Annabelle restores harmony.
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Mary
Joan
Annabelle
Laura
Childer
Will
Can
Glorist ying Y Ck rely by Alicia Hart note
Fragmentary column by Alicia Hart hints at spring fashion and beauty trends. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities beyond the author.
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Alicia Hart
Fashioning One's Figure With Dress Choices
A column advises readers to assess their body shape and skin tone before shopping. It warns against ill suited silhouettes and extreme necklines, suggests tailoring to reveal favorable lines, and recommends honest self-evaluation and avoiding drastic dieting while choosing wardrobe pieces that flatter natural features.
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Eyster
Shower Springs Church Notes Weather Dampens Attendance
Rev W J Burgess filled his appointment Sunday but bad weather kept away many. Sanford Dudney and Howard Collier are sick and hope for recovery. Edd Percell from near Columbus visits his sister Mel for a few days. Dudney and his associate run the store while he is ill. Mrs Roy Rogers hosts Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs J B Beckworth. Misses one and Annie Barbary of Bodean visit aunt Mrs Rey Rogers and Mr Rogers for the weekend.
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Sanford Dudney
Howard Collier
Edd Percell
Near Columbus
Mel
Mr. Dudney
Roy Rogers
J. B. Beckworth
Annie Barbary
Bodean
Rey Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Liquor ban urged in Arkansas letters to the editor
R A Highsmith signs a February 3 letter from Ward Preset Arkansas urging readers to vote dry. The letter denounces liquor as a societal poison causing crime, broken homes, and ruin, urging support for prohibition and moral responsibility. It appeals to parents and citizens to oppose sales and vote for righteousness.
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Giguar
Brrad
Gid
Myquor
Seth
Alignor
Tam
Peter
Unidentified Man Killed by Train Near Malvern
A man about 28 to 30 years old, 180 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, wearing a leather jacket and striped overalls, was found dead Monday on Missouri Pacific tracks north of Perth, Malvern. Coroner Cowper and Sheriff Fisher investigated. it’s believed he was attempting to board a freight train and was run over. The body, held by Cooper Funeral Company, awaiting identification.
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Malvern
Ark
Perth
FD. Cowper
T.S. Fisher
Cooper Funeral Company
Smith Garland Seeks Nadine White Club Debut
Julia Craig faces pressure from Woodford and legal circles while meeting Smith Garland who pitches a White Club concept with Nadine White as a star. Amy Sanders worries about a cruise and Royal Nesbitt’s whereabouts as Julia considers risky career and personal shifts.
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Gene Tovar
Jolla
George Wogdfand
Munbitigan
Club Etiger
Sandena
Peten
Kemp
Fheta
Jolin
Danvers
Jose
Hugg Nast
Royal Sesbutt
Jalia Qnea
Inter
Evercreen Taland
Wandford Han Ma Lodee
Jdotia Mee Vom Payson
Aga
Co Fontise
Nex Bli
Nesbitt
Ure Pnecht
Woodford
Rat Payson
Gompething
Jala
Julia
Loueh
Suliate
AV Pittord
Royal Nesbitt
Aince
Fla
Amy Sanders
Royal
Peter Kemp
Peter
Mrs Dora Canon Dies in Columbus at quick obituary
Mrs Dora Canon died in Columbus after a long illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs Elmer Jones of Cross Roads and two sons Will Canon of Hope and Arthur Canon of Columbus. Sisters Mrs B D Mitchell and Mrs Mbsnie Adkly of Columbus. Brothers Rev L M Sipes of Little Books and J W and 4 H Sipes of Columbus. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the First Baptist church in Columbus conducted by Rev M L Wiles. burial at Calumcome.
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Dora Canon
Columbus
Elmer Jones
Cross Roads
Will Canon
Hope
Arthur Canon
Iwao
B. D. Mitchell
Mbsnie Adkly
L. M. Sipes
Little Books
J. W
4. H. Sipes
Nefork
Shrub and tree varieties studied at Station Farm
The University of Arkansas station reports on native and nursery shrubs and trees tested for yard improvement. Magnolia, holly, pine are leading evergreens. water oak elm and several others are top deciduous types. Many flowering shrubs and broadleaf evergreens show varied success, with some species notably recommended for home landscaping. The Feast and Truck Branch Station hosts thousands yearly to study landscape plantings for guidance.
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Stites G
We Ware
Spiren Vanhoutter
Berlin
Feast & Truck
Local Notes From Holly Grove and Nearby Areas
Regular appointments at Holly Grove by Bro. Rogers are reported. Visitors include Mrs. Sherman Roberts and Betty Lou of Hope. Miss Mozehe Clark of BuAnnling beer ill for name time. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Churchwell announce a newborn son. Mrs. John Hartsfield is improving after illness. J.C. Atkins has been working at Hope.
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Bro. Rogers
Sherman Roberts
Betty Lou
Hope
Willie
Mozehe Clark
Maule Elliott
Ben Thragher
Everett Morton
Sidney Churchwell
Diring
John Hartsfield
RL. Elliott
Mes
Aiel Mas
Milles of Patino
Mes. Ruswell
J.C. Atkins
Penal Board Acts Against Lawyers in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK The State Penal Board moved to bar envicts eligible for World War II bonuses from using those funds to hire lawyers to obtain paroles or clemency. A monthly resolution directs the prison superintendent to submit a list of war veteran prisoners to the governor and require interviewees to present registration evidence at the governor’s office.
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Little Rock
Pewil Board
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