Star of Hope 1999 Pres 1927 Consphanted January 18 192%
The Star of Hope announces publication details and pricing, listing Star Publishing Co. with E Palmer as president and Alex H Washburn as editor and publisher. It notes Associated Press affiliation, subscription rates for city carriers and mail across counties, and policies on tributes and unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co
Snow & Alex
Washburn
Star
Maze Mainut Street
Hope
Arkansas
E. Palmer
Alex, H. Washburn
Associated Press
NEA
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Ingenious Yet Foolish Tools Reveal Wise Use Needed
A columnist argues that new technologies like airplanes cables telegraph radios fail to bring peace if used for control and propaganda. Miss Lidia Zamenhof notes Mussolini and Stalin exploit Esperanto. The piece concludes that ingenuity alone cannot solve global tensions. wiser use of tools is essential.
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Lidia Zamenhof
Mussolini
Stalin
Zamenhof
Psychological treatment as a society solution proposed
The piece suggests that many social ills stem from parental dynamics and urges steps toward broad psychological education. It proposes Treasury, Chamber of Commerce, police, and etiquette classes in fatherhood and motherhood as attainable intermediary measures.
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Treasury Department
Chamber of Commerce
Police
Retirement as a Reward for Long Service
A New York brokerage firm honored a 62 year old employee with a pension and a gold watch after 50 years of service. He was told he could continue working if he wished, or retire with leisure as a privilege. The writer calls retirement a potential punishment when forced.
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New York
The Family Doctor Examines Work and Life Expectancy
The work and conditions under which people labor shape their life expectancy. Lower wages bring poorer living standards, while higher income improves basics and medical care. Ministers and teachers live longest. doctors have slightly higher risk due to infection and night emergencies. nurses fare well. lawyers show low death rates. Hard work past 40 shortens life, with a clear link between labor intensity and longevity.
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Expec
Raising a Family Value of a Boy’s Hustle Across Work
An essay praising child effort and money sense, highlighting newsboys and varied chores. It argues boys should experience earning through small jobs, with honest talk about money and responsibility. It urges kids to help at home with planned tasks and rewards, noting broader life lessons beyond sports.
Marie Antoinette premiere crowded extravaganza in Hollywood
Paul Harrison details the Carthay Circle world premiere of Marie Antoinette with 20 000 fans on Wilshire Boulevard. The article outlines lavish staging costs, Versailles style decor, 250 officers, 25 000 red dahlias, and the scramble to distribute 1518 seats with scalpers reselling at high prices.
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Marie Antoinette
Palace of Versailles
Sturlio
Los Angeles
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the Studis
Aviator Death Rate Higher Than Ordinary Men
Data from the National Safety Council compares passenger fatalities per billion passenger miles across trains automobiles and non-scheduled planes. It notes aviators die younger and expend more physical energy, with fatality rates reflecting varying safety risks among transport modes.
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National Safety Council
Barbs On Crowded Sing Sing Prison Conditions
Overcrowding at Sing Sing forces inmates to sleep in corridors. The harsh situation intensifies punishment, likening the prison’s living conditions to a convention delegate’s accommodations.
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Sing Sine
Aign
Friday's Results and Weekend Games in Regional Schedule
Friday's games ended with several fain outs. Notable scores include St. Louis 12 Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 5-10, Philadelphia 2-11, Pittsburgh 4 Boston 3. Saturday matchups feature Hittle Rock at Memphis, Nashville at Knoxville, Chattanooga at Atlanta, and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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Fat Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga AG
W. L. Pat
Detroit Philadelphi
L. Pet
Chituge
Boston Brooklyn
Louis AG
Soldier meal times shadowed by elimination program
Thomas Lamont embarks on a camping trip with tents and water, while soldiers feel like forgotten men at meals as the government’s elimination program looms. Rombeedy’s actions have already placed him near nature, contrasting with soldiers’ isolation.
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Thomas Lamont
Rombeedy
Asthma Patients Respond to Helium Treatment Rapidly
Tiglian Miers claims to have shut down 480 loyalist planes since the beginning of the Spanish war.
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Tiglian Miers
Political Candidates Named for Hempstead County Primary
The Star announces candidates for the Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938. For the Eighth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney Dick Huis and Lyle Brown compete. For State Senator Ninth District James I Pilkinton also seeks the seat.
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Eghth Judicial District
Dick Huis Lyle Brown
James I. Pilkinton
Flapper Fanny and Texsa Reservation Surprises
The notice cites Sylvia reporting that the only Indian reservation in Texas near Livingston shows a population rise. It notes a yearly rate of about six million? The fragmentary material implies demographic change but lacks clear context or verification.
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Texsa
Japan
Livingston
Mystery at the Lazy R Ranch Reaches New Tension
Nikki and Steve arrive at the Lazy R to reunite with family and guests. Aunt Amy and Uncle Jim show a transformed ranch with new wings and guides. A late night stroll ends with Bancroft and Sarto hiding nearby, warning of danger as Nikki suspects hidden money and plans.
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Nikki
Steve
Bancroft and Sarto
Jim
Bancroft
Surie
Fioy Rance
Rance
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Bill
Eord
McLe Jim
Niki
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Palamina
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Sarto
Jerome
Sarlo
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