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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1938
Page
1
Frank, a Scout member, fights a smaller boy Waldo after months of taunts and spitting. He is reprimanded by the Scoutmaster and faces parental and ministerial rebukes over conduct, feeling misunderstood and anxious about his future.
The Star of Hope 1899 paper, published by Star Publishing Co Inc, lists offices at 212 214 South Malnut Street Hope Arkansas with E Palmer president and Alex E Washburn editor. Subscription rates apply for carriers and mail in various counties, with Associated Press credit and policy on tributes.
The 1928 29 era is mythologized yet Bartons financial weekly reports a surge in stock ownership. About 7 to 8 million Americans own stocks, with 25 million holders of common and preferred stock, many in leading 1000 corporations. The growing investor base influences market psychology and national policy considerations.
The piece muses on a possible Anglo Italian non intervention agreement taking effect, with timelines for committee approvals and commissions. It notes five Spanish factions studying terms and warns that if accepted, formal adoption could start within a month and lead to withdrawal steps over several months. The tone mixes satire with cautious optimism.
The Council on Foods of the American Medical Association warns against toxic residues on fresh produce from insect sprays. It urges thorough washing or solvent cleansing before use, notes acids and sodium silicate as removal methods, and stresses washing hands and stripping outer layers before preparation.
A dangling round chain from a gasoline truck struck and narrowly missed the windshield of Gordon Patterson as four two-foot turtles were flung toward his car in this odd incident at Wausau Wisconsin.
Nikki Jerome wrestles with a troubling letter from her father and a tangle of men including Bancroft Mallory and Dillon as she agrees to a four day pack trip to Squaw Mountain with Steve Mallory and Rance. Uncle Jim Aunt Amy and wary guests join, hinting at danger and romance at the Lazy R.
Announcements from Dick Huie and Lyle Brown for the late Senator Winth District James Is Pilkin'ton in the Ninth Judicial District, detailing candidacy and district scope. The notices emphasize legal leadership and district representation during a transitional election period.
A troubled scene shows Tosine clinging to faith as Cal challenges his doubts. Cal argues against despair and urges resilience, while Tosine contemplates escape from pressure. The text hints at a boy’s struggle with guilt inferiority and the stigma of failure.
Bruce Catton reviews Thomas Mann's The Coming Victory of Democracy noting Mann's cautious defense of democracy and his call for ongoing reform. The essay argues democracy must adapt to modern challenges and avoid overreaching power while maintaining dignity and freedom. Mann warns against complacency and urges active political renewal.
A satirical film piece outlines There Goes My Heart starring Virginia Bruce and Fredric March. The plot follows a rich heiress who, aboard her grandfather's yacht, travels to New York and works in a department store while being escorted by a reporter. The rink sequences unfold as light comedy with skating stunts and a chaotic, humorous atmosphere.
P G P notes that democracy must balance economic and spiritual freedom, arguing reforms are not revolutionary but conservative, saved by limits and regulation. He warns pursuit of unbridled light can invite force, citing Mann's view that power should restrain democracy to stay true to its ideals.
A Tulsa report describes a hot spell causing a tee wagon to catch fire. The blaze damaged the wagon and surrounding equipment, with an estimated loss of about $10.
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