Star of Hope 1927 1999 Press Consolidated January 18 1923
The Star of Hope newspaper details publication by Star Publishing Co Inc and editors, with rates for carriers and mail subscriptions across several counties. It notes Associated Press affiliation, policy on tributes and unsolicited manuscripts, and disclaimers about safe-keeping. The piece serves as a historic masthead and policy outline for readers of the Star newspaper in Hope Arkansas.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co. Inc
E Palmer & Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass’n
Ptep Eta
Hempstead
Nevada
Seward
Miller
LaFayette
Star
Destiny Is Made Not Written In The Stars
In a Yale talk Arthur T. Vanderbilt warns that America risks disaster if belief in destiny substitutes for individual thought and public service. The piece argues progress comes from toil and practical effort, not fate, urging people to stop relying on destiny and start acting decisively.
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Arthur T. Vanderbilt
American Bar Association
Yale Law School
New Haven
America
England
Dowagiac Undertakes Nation's Model Community Experiment
Dowagiac Michigan begins a planned living program in a civic experiment led by the State Department of Public Instruction and the University of Michigan. It includes economic social and cultural needs studies, planned recreation, employer employee relations classes, industrial adviser, rural home projects, night school for farmers, and housing efforts. Strong local citizen backing aims to create a model for others.
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Dowagiac
Mich
State Department of Public Instruction
University of Michigan
Dowagine
Infantile paralysis and its mysterious cause explained
Dr. Fishbein opens a six article series on infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis. The piece traces the disease history from 1887, notes the unknown exact cause, discusses suspected viruses versus bacteria, and describes transmission experiments in monkeys while warning that other animals do not develop the same illness.
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Fishbein
Infantile paralysis parallels in monkey study
U S authorities report that a monkey inoculated with a toxin shows a course like infantile paralysis in humans. After a fevered cold-like phase the condition progresses to rapid paralysis, with possible recovery in paralyzed muscles or gradual loss of function. experts warn that control of the disease remains difficult until full details are known. Additionally, mentions of art patron Joseph Widener and various notes on animal hearing and women's roles in England appear in the surrounding text.
Interne Trouble at Saint Vincent's Nursing School
Tran, a junior probationer known as Utility, endures demanding classes and strict rules at Saint Vincent's training program. She loves learning anatomy and languages, but faces curiosity about operating rooms, mock surgeries, and a growing romance with Dr. Benchley interrupted by a tense encounter with Dr. Sargent.
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Tran
Miss Branc
Miss Miller
Political Announcements Hempstead primary party slate listed
The Star announces candidates subject to the Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9 1998 Franecating Attorney Eighth Judicial District Dick Muse Lyle Brown State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden Clarence E Baker for
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Muse
Lyle Brown
James H. Pilkinton
Reginald Bearden
Clarence E. Baker
Raising a Family No 10 Attitude and duties in sibling care
A reflective column on family life arguing that harmony comes from shared duties and mutual respect among siblings. It urges parents to teach responsibility, fairness, and courtesy, noting children thrive when they help and look out for one another, even amid daily trials.
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Clem
Dunn
Donna
Payne
Tem
Joarn
Clement
Stweri
Anany
Sanger's Circus
Sringling
Comic Stunt Fails in Hollywood Film Scene
In Hollywood, Joe F Brown plays Man Mountain Den opposite Sie Dean in a director’s gag. Brown endures a long spin while the dizzy star struggles under the heavy bit, delivering a spectacle that amuses yet diverges from the script.
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Hollywood
Joe F. Brown
Man Mountain den
Sie
Brown
Leering Stage Tricks and Faded Stars in Ludicrous Backlot Tale
A garbled reminiscence recalls vanished stage tricks and shaky wires during a film scene with levitation antics. Names like Heifetz, Durbin, and Ford appear among fragmented anecdotes of Broadway, radio, and a homeward rush through a chaotic, comical production world.
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Danny
Brown
Curty
Dean
Spa
Jascha Heifer
Sam
Goldgwyn
Meifersove
Henry Ford
Molor
Rayl Heifetz
Llgnda
New York
Broadway
Pang
Numerus Moevil
House of Al Na Hubs In Faris Pirate Tale
Bruce Catton reviews House of Al Na Hubs by Cristing Stead showing a sprawling cast set in a murky international finance world centered in Paris. The novel portrays amoral leaders profiting from decline, with a vast, fragmented plot that may deter many readers despite Stead’s ongoing character work.
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Stead
Himen & Schuster
Jou Maye
International
Faris
Virginia
Fea
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U.S
Joseph E. Widener
Rembrandt
Tan
Kexchance
Joe Buyer
U.S. Treasury
Aply Coats
Tran Drearkromn
Sheen
Lave Wind Crotiide
Ming Armaterongares
Miss Philbin
Griselda
Saint Vincent’s
Dr. Benchley
Benchley
Tare
Stephen Sargent
For Tax Assessor Co
Cook Dewey Hendrix
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson Gifford Byers
Albot Feild, JR
W. B. Nelson
Arch P
Delony
Royce Weisenberger
WUGH
Clark
DeRoune Tw
George Kubanks
Flapper
Service, Inc
Sylvia
Perce
Attitude
Taw
Paul Norrison
Moon
Mr. Deans
Wateh
Dizzy Dean
Dee
Bruce Catton
Minganeil Pirates
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