National Advertising Representatives And Memorial Notices
National Advertising Representatives lists offices in Arkansas, Memphis, New York City, Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis. The notice states charges will apply for tributes, cards, resolutions, or memorials about the departed and that the Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Storick Bidg
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
B. Wackve
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
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Hydrophobia and Rabies Risks in Summer Health Notice
A health note warns that hydrophobia from rabies is likelier in warmer months when dogs roam more. It advises securing a bitten child’s dog for 10 days, cauterizing wounds, and starting Pasteur treatment promptly, especially for bites on the face or hands, with Pasteur care available via labs and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Preparing for baby travel on long journeys
Olive Roberta Barton offers practical tips for parents traveling with an infant. Focus on food transport, sterilized containers, portable water, and a travel kit. Emphasizes regular meals, rest, cleanliness, protection from dust and sun, and gradual acclimation to new routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lake Apalachic
Hollywood Gossip and Gray Hairs in Tinsel Town
Hollywood gossip notes a weary assistant producer with sewn in gray hairs to fool bosses about job worries. The column says Clark Gable and George Raft dream of fights, notes a failed Leather-Pushing film, and recalls Marlene Dietrich, Margaret Sullavan, Carole Lombard illness, and Mary Boland’s island retirement wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ewear
Clark Gable
George Raft
Brent Flynn
Henry Hathaway
Saldhon
Marlene Dienwich
Margaret Sullavan
Beau Gest
Spawn
Carole Lombard
Mary Boland
Love and power clash in Helena Henderson store saga
Helena Henderson returns to manage Henderson Department Store after tragedy. She faces hostile banker Lassiter and rival Roger Barnes while restoring credit and goodwill. A planned Sunshine Club ball marks a test of her leadership as she fights to keep the store afloat and win local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Derrik
Neal
Helvig’s
Core
Crest Mountain Lodge
Peter Henderson
Peter
Helene
Bhn
Peter Merken
Joman Courtney
Courtney
Peter Dey
Helena
Ffenderson
Bea Frazier
Veter
Leuk
Peters
Roger Barnes
Nine Huntile
Ielena
Joan Lashiter
Legh
Lassiter
Main Street
Barnes
Si Raudin
Hardware
Mr. Jameson
Mr. Henderson
Harvey Jameson
Frank Frazier
Leal
Suse
Fra Vier
Leah
John Lassiter
Sunshine Club
Jem
Standings and Friday Scores Across Southern Association
Friday results show Little Rock over Chattanooga 10 to 3, Atlanta 6 over Birmingham 2, Nashville 11 over Memphis 7, Knoxville 7, New Orleans 3. Washington 10 over St. Louis 4, Houston 7 over Detroit 4, Cleveland 16 over Philadelphia 3. New York at Chicago game called in Ist due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Washington
St. Louis
Huston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Ist
LI. Atlanty
Chittanongay
Americans Race for Olympic Track Supremacy in Berlin
A long feature profiles a powerhouse U S team led by Jesse Owens and Don Lash facing a field of world record holders. It notes Eastman Bonthron Gurke and others faltering yet praising Owens pace, Metcalfe, Wykoff, Robinson and Packard backing a strong sprint and middle distance contingent while flagging field events as weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
United States
Ben Eastman
Bill Bonthron
George Varoft
San Francisco
A. A. UD. Mvel
Walter Marty
Cornelius, Johnson
Dave Albritton
Ed Gurke
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Berlin
Ralph Metgalfe
Green Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Emperora State
Mel Shephard
London
Don Lash
Indiana
Luminny
Paavo Nurmi
Johnny Wondruff
Pittsburgh
Charley Hornhostel
Indiana Flyer
Diplomatic Task Ahead for William Phillips in Rome
William Phillips, under secretary of state, travels to Rome to address Italy's Ethiopia territorial claims and its impact on U S relations. The piece notes U S policy on territorial recognition and mentions track athletes Lee Bartlett Malcolm Metcalf and Alton Terry, alongside Finns’ performances in shot put and hammer throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
U.S
U. S
Recce
Lee Bartlett
Malcolm Metcalf
Alton Terry
America
Epworth League Singing Draws Local Residents
Holly Grove notes say the Epworth League program and singing were well attended Sunday night with Horace Kennedy among the singers. Community members joined the Sar dis singing convention last Sunday. Miss Lillie Middlebrooks of Hope visited Thursday. Mrs. Carl Evans near Emmet and Mrs. Sherman Roberts of Hope visited ZT. Willis and family. Martha Hembree spent Saturday with Maude El. Hiatt. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thomas and baby of Lite Rock called on M. W. Derryberry’s family. Several attended the New Hope singing Friday night. Eugene Murphy of Hope visits relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts visited Poole’s family Monday. Lennie Lumpkins and wife spent Sunday with her parents, Worthy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Horace Kennedy
Sardis
Lillie Middlebrooks
Hope
Carl Evans
Near Emmet
Sherman Roberts
ZT. Willis
Martha Hembree
Maude el. Hiatt
A. W. Thomas
Lite Rock
M. W. Derryberry
New Hope
Eugene Murphy
Ralph Roberts
Poole
Lennie Lumpkins
Worthy
Hempstead County Primary Candidates Named by Star
The Star announces candidates for the Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 1, 1996. Contenders include EMORY A. THOMPSON LUKE MONROE HUGH D. CLARK JOHN P. VESEY for Representative. FRANK WARD for Sheriff & Collector. RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER for County Court Judge. CLIFFORD FRANKS H. M. STEPHENS MISS LILLIE MIDDLEBROOKS for County Treasurer. ARTHUR C. ANDERSON RALPH BAILEY W. A. FORMBY for Circuit Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Hempstead County
Emory A. Thompson
Luke Monroe
Hugh D, Clark
John P. Vesey
Clifford Franks
H. .M. Stephens
Miss Lillie Middlebrooks
Stone Axe People Live in South Seas
A U S government anthropologist EF E Williams reported on isolated Papua interior tribes in New Guinea. He described a valley country with sweet potato gardens and farmstead homes where stone axes are common. Williams traveled with Jack Hides and explorer John Champion who plans further study in the region.
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Honolulu
T. H
Papua
EF. E. Williams
U. S. Kovernment
South Pacific
Williams
Mandated New Guinea
Wis
Jack Hides
John Champion
Hides
Afling dress pattern notes and ordering coupon
Ajothing is more useful than a smock No 8825 with a petal shaped collar and front closing. Patterns are sized small medium and large with yardage for 35 inch material and bias binding. To obtain pattern and step by step sewing instructions fill coupon mentioning this newspaper. The Fall and Winter Pattern Book is available for 15 cents or 25 cents with pattern.
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Star Publishing Co, Inc
Betiier & Vie H. Washburn
Star Building
Betth Y Steel
Arkansas
C. E. Palmer
Alex. C. Washburn
Manere
Col R
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Morris Fishbein Beautor
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Miss Boland
Manhattan
B. P. Schulberg
Warner Brothers
Allan Pinkerton
Edward Arnold
Schulberg
Camille
M-G-M
Greta Garbo
Ann
Charles Boyer
Walter Wagner
Napoleon
Francis Lederer
Paramount
Mr. Lederer
Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Nelson Eddy
Flemty
Patrick Knowles
Errol Flynn
Cecil B. DeMille
Fou
Olive Roberta Barton
Paul Harrison
Friend
Nard Jones Oras Nea Soria
Wenderson
Helana
Southern Association
W. la Pet
Cincinui
Boston
Jorg
Brooklyn
Washingtony
Philadelph
Tappry Grayson
Parrest
Fritz Pollard
North Dakota
Brown
Aml Roy Staley
California
Kimble
Bill Sefien
Earl Meadows
Southern California
Bill Graber
Pel Thei
Vides
Gordon Dunn
Ken Carpenter
Sweden
Germany
Holly Grove
Frank Ward
Ruffin White Frank Rider
Stone Axe
South Seas
U. S. Air Service
Spain
Great Britain
Colonies
Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
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