Star of Hope Star 1893 Press 1927 Consolidated 1929
The Star of Hope newspaper details historic publication data and staff at the Star Building Hope Arkansas. It warns about tributes charges and memorials and discusses a German labor decree contrasting free American society with dictatorship, emphasizing individual rights versus state power.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Otter
Star Publishing Co., Inc
EB Palmer
Alex. H Washburn
Star Building
South
Matnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Star
America
Ajow
End of the Cowboy Era Spurs Amusement Club
A Salinas dispatch notes a 40 member club forming to preserve cowboys as a recreational niche amid their fading role. Funds will buy long-necked steers to keep amateur bulldogging practice alive, signaling a cultural shift as traditional ranch work fades from public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Salinas
Calif
The Family Doctor on Aged Care and Life Expectancy
Dr Fishbein discusses aging demographics and care, noting rising numbers over 65 and 85, the lack of tissue repair in the aged, and the need for trusted physicians. He addresses euthanasia debates, the elderly desire to live, and how retirement accelerates aging without proper engagement in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Destructiveness in Raising a Family No 197
A writer argues early childhood destructiveness stems from vitality and lack of control. He urges teaching restraint, avoiding vandalism, and using decisive consequences to curb rage and jealousy in growing children. He cites punishment debates and advocates learning through clear consequences.
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Vicense
Tiaval
Nobdy
China
Auslet
Doestoving
Interne Troubled Heroine Meets Surgeon In Hospital Tale
Tran, a lively intern, flirts with danger and trouble during a frat day in the hospital. Dr. Benchley teases her, while Miss Miller the icicle nurse disciplines her, sparking a tense mentor pupil dynamic as Tran joins a surgical ward demonstration. The scene sets Tran’s clash with authority and her growing attraction to Benchley amid hospital antics.
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Tran
Inferne
Rankie
Miss Miller
Emergency
Benchley
Dr. Sargent
Sarge
Dr. Benchley
Miller
K-G
le Little
Red Cross
Stephen Sargent
Trun
Icicle
Miss Millue
Miss Armstrong
Political Announcements for Mempstead County Primary
The Stat announces candidatos subject to the August 9 1938 Democratic primary in the Eighth Judicial District Dick Iuie Lyle Brown for Prosecuting Attorney Cook Dewey Hendrix for Tax Assessor Frank J Hill Andrew Speedy Hutson Gifford Byers for County Clerk Proline Clerk
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Stat
Mempstead County
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Iuie
Lyle Brown
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson Gifford Byers
Helen Hayes in Victorian Regina and other Hollywood notes
Paul Harrison reports on Helen Hayes in the sell-out show Victorian Regina in Hollywood where disturbances outside the theater and mixed audience reactions shadowed the performance. He recalls Hayes’s resilience, a later party sighting, and notes on stagecraft versus danger and distraction.
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Hollywood
Helen Hayes
Regina
Shrine
Hayes
Miss Hayes
Shriners
Slupsie
Maxie Rosenbloom
Martin Greene
Unclear Text Prompt on Selection and Guidance
The source fragment appears garbled and inconsistent, mentioning social cues and collaboration with phrases about parents reading and a child driven by something undefined. No coherent event, names, or places are discernible to summarize into a factual news item.
A Book Review Sparks Debate on Nationalism
Bruce Catton reviews Save America First by Jeri Frank, arguing the book questions self evident truths and a shift in public discourse. The piece notes Frank’s critique of British capitalism and its influence on U.S. policy, suggesting concerns about foreign trade and economic vulnerability.
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America
New Beach Ensemble Pattern 828 For Summer Trips
The pattern 828 offers a three piece outfit with playsuit detachable skirt and open crown hat. Made in percale or similar fabrics, it suits seaside trips and features a fluttering playsuit and well cut shorts. Sizes 14 to 20 with yardage details and a Spring Summer Pat- tern Book available for 25 cents. Send 15 cents for a pattern to Hop Blah Wuday Pattern Engg Chicago.
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Carol
Wurey
Wuday
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C. E. Palmer
Alex, B. Washburn
T. M. Reg
Kape Bae Be
Ealios, Jnaynal
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Angela
Health Magazine
Portland
Ore
Trandeardory
Stud Surac
Sahe
Bow Benchley
Bril
Stetiuen Sargent
Surkent
Bawpitnt
Fran
James H. Pilkinton
Reginald Bearden
Clarence B. Baker
For Tax Assessor Co
Cook Dewey Hendrix
Talbot Feild, JR
W. B. Nelson
Arch P. Delony
Royce Weisenberger
Hugh LD
Clark
BeRuune
George Eubanks
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia Ane
Her Beryece
Pat
Paul Harrison
Tielen Hayes
California
Broidway
Berth Valley
Desert
Greene
Trocadero
Cquickio-Chuapi
Wwers
Europe
Miinisay
Amonshpy
Anmerica
Frank
Bruce Catton
SOPR
Nealth
Taek Sports Ensemble
Viena Bay
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