Inscriptions and rates from the Star newspaper policy
The Star outlines subscription prices and dispatch use while detailing advertising charges for tributes. It notes advance payment terms for city carriers and regional rates, and states the Associated Press republication rights and representative office addresses. It also explains memorial, tribute, and card notice charges and the paper’s policy on unsolicited manuscripts.
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Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Associated Press
Nathonst Advertising Representatives
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Sté
The
Star
Convulsions in Children Signals for Medical Evaluation
The text explains that child convulsions, often linked to fever or infection, require medical diagnosis to distinguish epilepsy from other causes. It notes rapid temperature rise, muscle rigidity, and possible facial jerks, with care to avoid burns from heating aids. Many cases relate to constipation and teething, while calcium deficiency can cause tetany, treated with calcium and vitamin D.
Horton the Builder Creates Unique Multilevel House
The article profiles Horton known as "Horton the Builder" in Hollywood. He builds a nine acre Encina estate with many levels, living a bachelor life with his mother sister and nieces, and hosts day time parties. He jokes about plans and a 42 foot reach to a rock with a 15 foot high wall.
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Hollywood
Horton
Encina
Bioject
Horton-the-Builder
Summer mood and home hacks to beat the heat
In sunlit rooms the heat and glare tire households. Tips urge light control, fewer decorations, cooler hands and faces, off with loud radios, cold water cures for tense kids, and simple changes to create calm, space, and happiness.
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Johnny
Hollywood Star Horton Faces Screen Fear and Stage Love
Hollywood veteran Edward Everett Horton recalls Teuls Mann's nudge toward street cleaners and charts his path from stage to cinema. Horton, who namechecks silent era hits, notes nerves before previews and reluctance to direct. After 44 films including Lost Horizon, he plans England trips then return to Hollywood for more work. He claims his humor is simple and natural, with audiences drawn to his persona.
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Hollywood
Teuls Mann
Edward Everett Horton
Horon
Mann
Horton
Cales
Tay
Macbeth
Charlie
Huggles of
Red Gap
Huttenoot
Avistor
Terras
Eve
Anny
Frank Capra
England
Much Fr Love at Hendersons Ends in Probate Plot
Helena Henderson marries Peter Henderson after a weekend at Crest Mountain Lodge. Peter is injured diving, dies soon after, and attorney Courtney explains the will likely faces challenge from Peter’s uncle Roger Barnes and Leah Frazier. Helena moves toward running the Henderson Department Store as legal battles loom.
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Helena Derrik
Helvig
Hin
John Courtney
Courtney
Peter Dew
Helena Iy
Henderson
Helena
Peter
Roger Barnes
Barnes
Leah Frazier
Leah
EU- Tope
Stanford
Ourth EY
Sandra
Sandra Leigh
Leigh
Lesh Frazier
Miss Frazier
Mrs. Henderson
Cannes
Paris
Patey
Peter's
Standings and results across leagues reported
Teams registered varied scores with Chattanooga beating Life Rock 7 to 0 and Atlanta 4 Birmingham 2. Other results include Brooklyn over Cincinnati 9 to 5, Pittsburgh 37 Philadelphia 6, Washington 6 Chicago 5 St Louis 5 New Yorker, Detroit 8 9, Philadelphia 0 R, Cleveland 6 Boston 5.
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Chattanooga
Life Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Chicago
Brooklyn
D. Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
New Yorker
Detroit
Clevelunit
W. L. Pet
Nashville A
New Orleans
Little Rock
Lemphis
Knoxville
W. Pet
SL. Louis
York
Cincinnati
Carooklyn
W. L. New York
Clevelane
Mdi
al Tyad
St Louis
Bells Chapel Revival Begins July 27 in Rogers Ark
Rev C L Henbest of Rogers Arkansas will start a revival meeting on July 27 inviting all to attend. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs George Stewart spent Saturday in DeQueen. Mrs Garland White was a monthly guest of Mrs Elmer Bell. Guy and Glen Tate visited Mr and Mrs Presley in Delight. Horace Honea and family joined the Caney revival. Mrs Joel Chamblee was Monday guest of Mrs Jack Cramer and Mary Lindsay.
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C. L. Henbest
Rogers, Ark
George Stewart
DeQueen
Garland White
Elmer Bell
Guy
Glen Tate
Presley
Horace Honea
Caney
Joel Chamblee
Jack Cramer
Mary Lindsay
Theorist Dreams in an Empty Theater
Horton, a theater businessman, retreats to his office and visits the darkened house. He reflects on Baconian theory defenses and avoids arguing the Shakespeare controversy, fearing hostile mail. He recalls theater days with nostalgia and sits in the third row dreaming.
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Horton
Hercules of Mat Here Wednesday Show At South Wilnust Street
Wrestlers led by Pete Holi called Hercules of Mat make a Wednesday appearance at South Wilnust street arena. Bert Mauldin announced a fifth entrant from ringside. George Kigosky, Rueslyn, Bobby Burns, and Jimmy Croodrtee are listed to perform, with L A Stanley Jr set to box Wayne Vines in a side bout. Show begins at 15 dollars.
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Pete Holi
The
Mint
South Wilnust Street Arena
Bert Mauldin
George Kigosky
Blackbearded
Rueslyn
Bobby Burns
Ballas
Jimmy Croodrtee
L. A. Stanley, Jr
Pallas
Antil
Wayne Vines
Stanley
Marpar
Hope
Voughie Reno
Local Family Updates and Visit Highlights
Bonvel s Chapel residents and relatives from Batesville and Ross ton shared a series of social visits and dinners this week. Mr and Mrs George Stewart Mr and Mrs Siayed Shackelford and children made a business trip to Arado while Lola Ashcraft and Doris Osburn visited relatives in Little Rock and Ark. Clarence Byrum of Batesville called on relatives here with short visits and Lloyd Shackelford returned from work in Armorel Oldu. Mrs M D Yates spent weeks with daughter Mrs Bill McKissby in Ross ton before returning home.
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Bonvel’s Chapel
Ceorge Stewart
Siayed Shackelford
Childen
Arado
Devil Tate
Marie Tate
Duyee Vane
Garland White
Dalores Ashcralt
Helaives
BT Derada
Cos Byrum
Batesville
Ark
Arcmory
Oldu
M.D. Yates
Bill McKissby
Rosston
Social notes from Liberty and area visitors
Old Liberty residents and relatives shared visits across two weeks. Mrs. Frank Shearer hosted guests including Mrs. Guy Hicks and family. Miss Mazel Griffin and Miss Fannie Hicks attended gatherings. Lillian Griffin traveled to Texarkana. Jamita Calhoun stayed with an aunt in Hone. Local festivities and hospitality were noted as pleasant.
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Mev
Frank Shearer
Wis
J. A
Pannie Hint
Guy
I Pike
Guy Hicks
Mazel Griffin
Fannie Hicks
Joe Hicks
J. B. Hicks
Lillian Griffin
Texarkana
Jamita
Summer Pattern Book Offers New Pattern No 4733
The tailored shoulder style in pattern No 4733 adds distinction with a clip fastened Peter Pan collar and a purchased belt for an expensive look. Patterns in silk crepe pique linen or Bingham sized 12 to 20. Size 14 needs 4 yards of 39 inch material. The Summer Pattern Book with late dress designs is 15 cents, or 25 cents with the pattern.
Political Announcements for Henphead county candidates
The Star announces candidates for the forthcoming Henphead county Democratic primary on August 1, 1846. EMORY A. THOMPSON LUKE MONROE HUGH D. CLARK JOAN P. VESEY seek nomination for Representative, FRANK WARD for Sheriff and Collector, RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER for County and Probate Judge, CLIFFORD FRANKS H. M. STEPHENS MISS LILLIE MIDDLEBROOKS for Treasurer, ARTHUR C. ANDERSON RALPH BAYLEY W. A. FORMBY for Circuit Clerk.
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Star
Henphead County
Emory A. Thompson
Luke Monroe
Hugh D. Clark
Joan P. Vesey
Oak Grove Club Notes Delivers Meeting Recap
Oak Grove notes from July 3 at Mrs Skinner’s home report 3 visitors and 2 new members added. Mrs Skinner presided, devotions led, roll call about exhibit plans, new demonstration agent Mudou Butler Vinton noted, cream making demo by Lucy Allen and Cal Ner, farewell gifts, August 10 meeting planned.
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Oak Grove
B. Skinner
Gene Givings
Skinner
Leo Collier
Mics
Lucy Alle
J Th
Cale
Grimes
Migs
Daly Allen
Dependable Used Cars Lineup From Early 1930s Auction
A catalog of used cars lists 1935 Dodge two door touring sedan with low mileage and radio, 1935 Plymouth Deluxe two door sedan with rebuilt motor, 1934 Plymouth Deluxe two door sedan in good condition, 1934 Plymouth two door sedan with motor overhaul, 1934 Dodge coupe in perfect condition with radio, 1934 Chevrolet Master coupe knee action in black with red wheels, 1932 Chevrolet sedan with motor overhaul and new seat covers, 1930 Chevrolet sedan with six wheels and new paint, plus several other dependable cars available.
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Chevrolet
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