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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1938

Page

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Six of Waw an' 'Arf A Dozen of Other Sa

A humorous look at the spread and confusion of British and American accents in film and radio. Experts note England’s many regional dialects while Britons themselves debate what constitutes sound English speech. The piece mocks mispronunciations and ends with a quip about comfortable mispronunciations.

Hollywood Milton Bronner Newspaper Enterprise Association England Alabama United States London West End Cackney East End

Social legislation bites with teeth in new drug act

The new food drug and cosmetics act is praised as genuine social legislation. It bans distributing harmful drugs or cosmetics, prohibits false advertising and misbranding, requires premarket testing of new drugs, and labels habit forming drugs. It aims to protect the people from folly and unscrupulous profiteers.

Infantile paralysis transmission and spread factors

Dr Fishbein outlines how infantile paralysis spreads mainly via nasal and throat secretions. Epidemics occur in summer, especially Aug and Sept, with cases in cities and rural areas, affecting children under five and older adults. Transmission may occur by nose entry, less likely via milk or water, and possibly by flies or dust. resistant carriers and nonparalytic cases may fuel spread.

United States

Seeko! What a Fish Story in Portuguese Cove

PORTUGUESE COVE, N S-141- George Sadler, a merchant here, caught a sickly looking, 15-pounded in the Atlantic. When he opened up the fish he found a nearly-new pair of socks neatly faded in its stomach.

Portuguese Cove N. S George Sadler Atlantic

Mister the cocker spaniel learns house rules and manners

A personal anecdote about Mister, a clever yet sensitive black cocker spaniel. He tests boundaries, earns privileges, provokes laughter with guilty looks, and faces discipline with shavings and “get offs.” The author draws parallels between a clever dog and a child, noting lessons on fair laws and behavior.

Mister

Interne Drama Trials A Student Nurse Tran

Tran, a nursing student nicknamed the misfit, endures a tense day at a hospital. Dr Sargent’s behavior alarms her while Miss Armstrong weighs her future. Bob Benchley offers quiet support as Tran faces a pivotal interview and a final nursing procedure rehearsal.

Tran Dearhorn Heroiss Hub Bencholuby Haindnome Young Interne 7 Trouble Tog Stephen Sanrgehnt Heat Aurgeon Sargent Bob Benchley Tran Miss Armstrong Ing Armstrong Borden's Miller Griselda Anita Seibert Anita Miss Philbin

Hempstead County Political Announcements for August 9 1958

The Star reports official candidate notices for Hempstead County Democratic primary elections. Nominees include Dick Huie and Lyle Brown for Prosecuting Attorney, James H Pilkinton for State Senator, Dewey Mendrix for Tax Assessor, Frank J Hig and Andrew Hutson for County Clerk, Gifford Byers for Probate Clerk, Talbot Feild Jr and others for Hempstead Representative.

The Star Hempstead County Frank J. Hig Andrew Speedy Hutson Gifford Byers

Fragmentary note on parenting and mercy in homes

A fragmented text discusses understanding children, routines, and the idea that perfection is not expected. It suggests mercy in parenting and emphasizes that homes with patient parents face fewer troubles, noting that consistency and care matter.

Luckypenny’s Hollow Leg Brings International Intrigue

Bruce Catton review notes Brice Marshall’s satire Luckypenny follows a tired accountant turned arms dealer drawn into Roman fascism, espionage, and dangerous love affairs. The hollow leg enables smuggling and a doomed ascent in a munitions firm, ending in tragedy and illusion.

Jim Luckypenny Lueckypenny Mary Zenaida Brice Marshall E. P. Dutton & Co Marshall Zenoid Spain T. J. Hf

Victorian era death and river rescue report

In Evansville Indiana OUie Bissler aided in a river rescue after a motorboat capsized, dragging the Ohio River to recover the vessel and the life remaining. Meanwhile Mrs Elizabeth Mell ing dies at 91, with reported earlier mining work referenced in the era context.

Wigan Eng Elizabeth Melling Adescuer Evansville Ind Ouie Bissler Matar

Hollywood Short Takes On Stars And Publicity

A gossip-heavy look at Hollywood mood, romance rumors, and studio moves. Praising voice describe it as cultivated servant, with Lane and Lynn preparing new pairings. Wink at press agents driving alienation lawsuits and shifts of Faye Loy and Wyler projects, plus plans for a costly rail system and censorship tweaks.

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Spring and Summer Pattern Book Advertises New Dress

A Chicago ad promotes the Spring and Summer Pattern Book featuring Shin style dress with full sleeves and frill details. It highlights size ranges 38 to 46, requests measurements, and offers one pattern plus the book for 25 cents and 15 cents respectively.

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