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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1938
Page
1
The piece argues Wall Street is a barometer of a small investor class and not a true measure of the economy. It warns a stock surge could mislead about real problems like unemployment and stagnant industry, urging focus on real job creation and productive work rather than market whims.
The piece notes that children are natural snobs and that U S high schools wage a war on caste, while colleges show a gap between taught democratic principles and lived campus conduct. Clique culture persists. social status drives behavior alongside grade pressure.
Dr. Morris Fishbein and Health Magazine discuss the aging diet. They stress gentle nourishment for those over 60 or 65, noting teeth loss and modern dentistry affect food choices. Milk is recommended, but individual sensitivities and appetite decline require careful planning and parental support to avoid overfeeding.
An essay on anti social behavior defines true misfits as children who retreat from society and family. It argues causes include lack of love and confidence at home and harsh ideals. Foster care and patient kindness can redirect disturbed youths toward healthier conduct.
A fragment notes that helping others to “spruce up” can encourage latent vanity and happiness, with the idea that many people live longer because of the desire to live longer tied to happiness.
Fragmentary wires note Roosevelt dodges film vetting and Esperanto push for a universal language while a fantasy of miscommunication as peace tool circulates. Baseball umpires in Cleveland face assault charges, Bernard Shaw rumored bed rest, and a humane note on child guidance closes with a lead to a feature on quarreling siblings.
Tran, a trainee nurse, faces drills on discipline and self control as Miss Armstrong explains how ward ranks work. Beula warns Tran of a forthcoming interview about yesterday’s incident with Dr Benchley. Miss Armstrong shares past lessons and hints Tran should seek time with Dr Sargent to prove her surgical ambition.
The Star lists candidates subject to the Democratic primary in Hempstead county for August 9 1938. For Prosecuting Attorney BHeath Judicial District Dick Hate Lyle Brown. For County and Probate Clerk Frank J Andrew (Sueedy) Hutson Gifford Byers.
Friday results show Bruner Ivory 14 to 22 and J C Penney 4 to 0 with National Guard top in standings. Teams include Atlanta Little Rock Memphis Birmingham New Orleans Knoxville Nashville and Chattanooga in a busy schedule with Saturday games set across the region.
The recap lists results with New York 8 over Boston 4 and Washington 11 over Philadelphia with Detroit 7 3, Chicago 4 5, Cleveland 4 and St. Louis 7. Friday results show New York 4 Boston 2, Brooklyn 13 Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 7 Chicago ?, Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 2. Upcoming games schedule includes New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Washington.
A damaged clipping names David Dill, publisher of a weekly Walnut newspaper, and hints at staff roles including advertising and management positions. The legible fragments reference several staff members, clubs, and business divisions, but overall details are unclear and incomplete.
Mrs. Honey Tate told the Women's Advertising Club that clubwomen should not neglect attire as it can affect a case. Marion Reeves of the Women's Freedom League countered that most clubwomen are not extreme and still focus on causes.
Benton, Mo. Mrs. Pawling Anderson appointed by Ecatt county court to succeed her husband as sheriff becoming the only woman sheriff in Missouri. She says arrests will be made if necessary, and she will work with deputies. London report notes lemon diet claim linked to health but warns of anti gambling effort. Wabasia Ind. police led by husband who died. she will serve until November to pursue counterfeiters using bogus nickels.
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