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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
1
The Star explains memorials and tributes will incur charges for cards, asks readers to limit unsolicited manuscripts, and disclaims responsibility for returning uncollected items amid a deluge of space-taking memorials.
The Family Doctor discusses how diet science now defines essential nutrients. It notes proteins carbohydrates fats vitamins and minerals and highlights the American Medical Association council report establishing daily needs and a 50 percent safety margin to cover variability.
Nikki travels toward the Lazy R Ranch with fiancé Steve Mallory aboard a passenger train. A stash of green and gold currency labeled bundles appears in her dressing case alongside a wallet reading Charles Dillon. A suave stranger warns her to forget the money as an ominous note from her father arrives.
A reflective piece on calcium and calorie guidelines for adults and children, detailing daily allowances for calcium and protein, energy needs by occupation, and how growing boys like John junior shift from parental inclusion to preferring peers as they seek independence. The narrative contrasts early family warmth with the later ache of shared spaces narrowing as adolescence begins.
Fragmentary line shows a speaker claiming lifelong devotion and constant work for a person, lamenting a door being slammed and an apparent rejection or withdrawal, suggesting emotional fallout and unfinished conflict.
The Star announces candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 for Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District Dick Huie and Lyle Brown as contenders.
The piece reflects on boys seeking kinship with peers who share inner feelings and understanding. It notes mothers misperceive their sons as ignorant and emphasizes keeping step with the boy’s cause. It ends with a quirky aside about the albatross as the largest web foot bird.
Bruce Catton reviews A New Anthology of Modern Poetry edited by Selden Rodman. He notes poets struggle for public reception, critiques obscurity, and observes the collection shows modern verse returning to accessible expression. The volume includes selections from major American and English poets of the past two decades.
A garbled fragment mentions Tin and baseball, Abraham Levine mending Indians uniforms, and a stray note about Attorney General Homer Cannings. Other bits reference Margaret Mitchell, Babe Montclair, Willie Rusler, Shirlay Temple, and a small insect introduction in Europe. Several erroneous death figures and a cryptic line about diabetes deaths in Prussia appear.
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Or as a fast relief for itching rashes and external skin troubles. It claims soothing effects, healing benefits, and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied, available at Ward & Son Drug Store and another local shop.
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