Hope on City Revenue for Power Plant and Social Progress
The Star's Platform advocates using municipal power plant revenues to fund social resources in Hope. It calls for more city pavement in 1923 and better sanitary conditions in alleys and backyards, and supports the Chamber of Commerce. A Hempstead county highway program aims to build all-weather roads yearly to cut dirt mileage, plus support for scientific agricultural programs and farmer cooperatives. State goals include highway progress, tax reform, and streamlined budgeting.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Dwindling Resources Threaten Machine Age Future
The piece warns that finite coal oil iron and other metals may run out in decades as consumption rises. It quotes experts predicting an abrupt limit to industrial growth unless synthetic fuels and metals emerge, framing a looming but uncertain crisis.
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Yee
Ross A. Restner
University of Minnesota Biochem
Professor Gortner
Georgia Faces Prison Reform Shakeup From Civic Group
A group of 16 Georgia citizens urged the state legislature to conduct a thorough review of the prison system and correct faults. They argue Georgia must handle its own problem with an enlightened, humane approach, suggesting outsiders should wait for Georgia to act in its own way.
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Georgia
Legime
Family Food Bill Revealed by Clemson College Study
A Clemson College study outlines yearly food consumption for a two adult three child family. It lists quantities of chicken milk eggs butter meat vegetables tomatoes potatoes fruit and canned goods, illustrating the gap between dietary needs and actual intake.
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Clemson College
Anti Superstition Society leader cites luck myth in 193 year
Sidney Strotz of Chicago warns against believing 193 will bring luck as business may rise with lagination. John Masefield notes the loss of listening while Representative ones of the Democratic House agricultural committee blasts 10 cent cotton and 30 cent wheat as barriers to national recovery.
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Chicago
Anti-Superstition Society
John Masefield
England
Dem
House Agricultural Committee
Saenger Saturday double features at the Swenger Theatre
Evalyn Knapp stars opposite Jack Holt in This Sporting Age as one of two features at the Saenger Saturday. Randolph Scott and Sally Blane lead Zane Grey’s Wild Horse Mesa, with Chane Weymer opposing horse thieves. Cinderella in modern clothes features Kathleen Burke as the Panther Woman. Island of Lost Souls arrives Sunday and Monday with Charles Laughton and Bela Lugosi.
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Jack Holt
Andrew W. Bennison
A. F. Erickson
Holt
Long Island Eireles
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Hardie Albright
Walter Byron
J. Farrell McDonald
Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Sally Blane
Scott
Chane Weymer
Fred Kohler
Miss Blane
Chane
Kathleen Burke
Chicago
Paramount
Island of Lost Souls
H. G. Wells
Swenger Theatre
Charles Laughton
Richard Arlen
Leila Hyams
Bela Lugosi
Dancing Star in a World of Rich Friends and Setbacks
Sheila Shayne, a dancer from vagueville, tries to advance in New York’s entertainment world. She substitutes for an injured star, mingles with rich socialites like Gordon Mandrake and Dick Stanley, and negotiates money and image while juggling two jobs. With Daisy Gleason returning soon, Sheila seeks a solid engagement as Phil Short heads home.
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RouIn Mitt Laury
Sheila Shayne
Vaugheville
New York
Sheila
Daisy Gleason
Joe Paris
Trevor Lane
Dick Stanley
Lane
Direk
Iater
Gordon Mandrake
Roscoe
Hick Stanley
Westchester
Long Island
Ma Lowell
Myrt
Mona Deane
Mandrake
Mona
Trevor
Daisy
Atlantic City
Phil
Rilverside Drive
Mildred
Detroit
Myrtie
Frank Mason
Shayne
New Liberty Dock Hamilton Attends Court at Frescott
New Liberty Dock Hamilton appears in Frescott court again this week. Local social notes record Rev J P Aslin and family leaving La Mesa Texas after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends. Others visiting or visiting Dock Hamilton include Mrs A M Purtell and sons Hubert Hugh and daughters Mrs Johnnie Clark and Charles Fredrick, Mrs Doyle Bruce of Hope, Bright Crider and children, Bynom Easterling of Sutton, Alvin Hamilton of Emmet, Ruth Greghorn and Mrs Dink Starks, Clin Purtell of Hope, all sharing hospitality at or with Dock Hamilton and family last week.
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Dock Hamilton
Frescott
J. P. Aslin
Lamesa
Texas
A. M. Purtell
Hubert
Hugh
Johnnie Clark
Charles Fredrick
Doyle Bruce All of Hope
A. W. Hamilton
Bright Crider
Crider
Tom McGough
Bynom Easterling
Sutton
Alvin Hamilton
Emmet
Ruth Greghorn
Dink Starks
Clin Purtell
Hope
Card of Thanks for Barbara Weber
We thank friends for kindnesses shown during aunt Barbara Weber's illness and death. We sincerely appreciate every act of kindness and sympathy from Willie Schinnerer Annie Richele Fred Schinnerer and Bessie Schinnerer.
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Barbara Weber
Willie Schinnerer
Annie Richele
Fred Schinnerer
Bessie Schinnerer
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
Creed to end persistent coughs and colds with Creomulsion promises quick relief. It claims to combine modern science aids, is powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, and narcotics free. Drugstores offer money back if relief is not achieved.
Political Announcement for City of Hope Candidates
The Star announces candidates authorized by the primary election action. For Mayor R. A. Ruff Boyets and C. S. Lowthorp. For Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F. Jones and J. W. Harper Claude M. Agee. For Alderman Ward Four Chas E. Taylor.
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City of Hope
Dwight Ridgdill
Raymond F. Jones
J. W. Harper
Claude M.agee
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