Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
Published weekdays by Star Publishing Co. Inc in Hope Arkansas. C E Palmer and Alex H Washburn serve as editor and publisher. Rates show by city carrier weekly or monthly in select counties, with annual mail options. Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association noted.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E Palmer & Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
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Anniversaries Marking World War Origins and Lessons
June recalls events of 1914 and Versailles while urging caution about war causes. Prinzip’s Archduke assassination and the 1919 Treaty of Versailles shaped Europe, yet failing to resolve tensions led to renewed conflict. The piece argues for reason over bayonets and learning from history.
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Prinzip
Ferdinand
MI6
Versailles
Munich
America
Europe
Triple Alliance
League of Nations
Word Association Puzzle Fragments and Incomplete List
A fragmented OCR list shows numbered word pairs and clues, including medical terms, actions, and orientations, with stray letters and vertical alignment references. The readable content hints at a historical puzzle or glossary segment from a Northeast region publication.
The Family Doctor and the Aged Welfare Debate
The aging population rises, straining economy and health care. Discussion covers social security Townsend Plan and the role of doctors and social workers in elder care, family dynamics, independence, financial support, and adaptation to modern life.
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Hascom
Injured Golfer Rides Umbrella Chauffeur at Club Match
Detroit golfer Allen C. Chambers of Red Run Golf Club sprained an ankle in the opening four-ball match but stayed in contention. He hired a club member as a caddie and used a 10-foot umbrella rig to ride between shots for two days around the course.
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Detroit
Allen C. Chambers
Red Run Golf Club
WE THE WOMEN We the Women and the Idle Beauty Myth
A fragmented essay commenting on women's roles and laziness as virtue. It argues that quiet, modest women need little money or effort to appear refined, while ambitious fashion and social performance define worth. The piece critiques gendered expectations and superficial appearances.
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Quiet Lake
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