Hope Star masthead and policy notes from Palmer edition
The Hope Star masthead announces Palmer as President and ALEX H WHASHBURN as Editor and Publisher. It outlines subscription rates by city carrier and mail across Hempstead and neighboring counties, lists Associated Press affiliation and national reps, then explains charges for tributes and memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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The Truth About Diet and Vitamin A
The article explains that avoiding vitamin A harms mucous membranes and raises infection risk, but large intakes do not prevent infections like colds. It notes infection resistance hinges on blood condition and exposure to virulent sources, with diet supporting resistance. Vitamin A derives from carotene in yellow vegetables like carrots and butter, while white turnips and Irish potatoes lack it.
Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
Fear grips a child when told fairy tales and pretend play. A mother learns that a story about fairies and the Big Bad Wolf can trigger real fright in Sally who sobs over a tale about going after a ball and fishes. The misalignment between pretend and danger shows how stories teach fear.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Sally
Tom
Tommy
Billy
Land of
Mother
Mummie
Mummy
Balty
Malted grains digestion and vitamin A notes
The health Q A explains malting as germination in warm moist conditions converting starch to dextrin and maltose, then halted by drying. It notes malted grains are somewhat easier to digest. It also covers pro vitamin A developments, comparing skimmed to whole milk, and explains vitamin A needs for children and adults with dietary sources such as milk butter eggs fish liver and leafy greens.
The Partnership Way Out by Ambrose Ryder
Bruce Catton reviews Ambrose Ryder's The Partnership Way Out a businessman author arguing America is a vast partnership not delivering adequate returns. He proposes a blend of collectivism and individualism to improve the economy and warns against choosing between extremes.
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Ambrose Ryder
Mir- Ryder
Organization of America
Economic plan for fairer wealth distribution explored
The author argues for a broader and fairer distribution of national riches without sacrificing democracy or accepting bureaucratic paternalism. The book, published by Harpers, costs $2.50 and is described as stimulating, intelligently conceived, and logically worked out.
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Harpers
Glorifying fourses by Alicia Hart
A fragment discusses preholiday hair styling advice for winter holidays. It warns against intricate designs by a hairdresser, noting such styles won’t last long at sea or during holiday activities. It urges simple, versatile hairstyles suitable for dancing and deck tennis.
Cruise Ship Hair Tips and Fashion Advice
A reader offers practical grooming ideas for travelers on sea voyages. Suggestions cover choosing easy hairstyles before sailing, avoiding costly ringlets, and hairdos that stay neat at sea. Tips include plain waved coils with halo braids, straight day wear with pinned ends, and a Juliet cap for deck strolls plus a safety rug note.
Wreck and Rescue Bring Dana and Scott to a Wedding Night
Scott and Dana race to the hospital after a car crash that endangers a wedding to be held that evening. A doctor arrives to operate on a critical patient as Scott insists on assisting, while Dana’s fate and the ceremony hang on tense moments before the improvisational bridal plan can unfold.
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Dana
Paula Long
Uniou
Javes
Ronnie
Ann
Raonunte
Ellen
Unas
Osponmne
Oxhorne
Scott
Easton
Sean
Nina Hazelton
Stanley
Feather
Robertson
Ronnie Moore
Ue Cootlouch
Sunday Dinner Guests From Local Families In Area
Mr and Mrs Ray Elledte were Sunday dinner guests of her mother Mrs J T Smith and family Evert Morrison called on son Mr and Mrs Ad Black with Sunday visits Hallen Beantess dined at the home of Tom Trendrix Mr and Mrs TR Gibson and children were dinner guests at the home of his father T 2 dng Buford Bearden spent Saturday again with his sister
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Ray Elledte
J. T. Smith
Evert Morrison
Ad Black
Hallen Beantess
Tom Trendrix
TR. Gibson
T. 2
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Buford Bearden
Cardui Women’s Remedy Promoted In Purely Vegetable Form
Cardui is presented as a vegetable medicine for relief of functional periodic pain nervousness and weakness due to poor nourishment. A North Carolina reader reports relief after using Cardui and encourages others to try it while noting a physician can advise if needed.
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Crardai
Cardai
Carcdus
Church Invitation From Nichols Family Near Siloam School
Mr and Mrs Russel Nichols invite neighbors to attend their church next Sunday for regular services and Sunday school at 10 o clock. They request all to come and worship together at the local church near Siloam School.
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Russel Nichols
Siloam School
Mrs Velmer Cagle and daughter end at Bethel visit
Mrs Velmer Cagle and her daughter concluded a Sunday afternoon visit. Callers at Bethel Sunday afternoon included Lesley Forriby T. D. Smith Mr Arthur and A. C. Gibson.
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Velmer Cagle
P. A. Hendrix
Lesley Forriby
T. D. Smith
Mr. Arthur
A. C. Gibson
Bethel
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Charles Warwick
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Aim
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Dr. Stern
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Cardui
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