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The Hope Arkansas Star lists didactic details including price structures, classified notices, and policy statements. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional circulation in Hempstead and nearby counties, and national advertising representation. It also states tribute charges and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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Development of the mind in babies and children
The article outlines infant and child mental development, noting milestones from staring at bright objects to eye hand coordination, object permanence, and imitation. It stresses speech progress, drawing, and changing story interests as mental tests, and links school performance to adaptability, study habits, interest, and physical condition.
Emergency first aid tips for mothers on trips away
Excerpted guidance urges mothers to carry a first aid kit and discuss plans with doctors before outings. It covers treating poison ivy with soap and baking soda paste, easing sunburn, managing nosebleeds and minor cuts, preventing fainting from heat, and using tepid sponges for fever or illness. It emphasizes prompt medical help for serious cases and keeping an emergency plan clear.
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Zukor Returns To Lead Paramount In Hollywood Reorg
Adolph Zukor, once ousted amid Paramount’s bankruptcy turmoil, now chairs the Paramount Productions board as the studio reshapes its leadership. He oversaw the reorganization and the shift toward self censorship with Will Hays, signaling a restoration of control to the veteran mogul amid a difficult production year.
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Zukor Pioneered Hollywood Star System and Movie Training
The article profiles Adolph Zukor, early film reformer who built Famous Players and helped cinema move from rented spaces to respectable theaters. He produced first features such as Mary Pickford in The Good Little Devil, created star salaries, and began training schools and advisory roles, shaping modern studio practices.
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So Much for Love Chapter XII Ends in Flight
Helena confronts Jameson, contemplates leaving town after threatening Barnes, and plans to transfer Henderson’s Department Store to employee ownership with Courtney drawing the papers. John Lassiter arrives to force Helena to stay, while Leah Frazier and others cast a wary shadow over town, ending with Helena anchored in Crest Mountain Lodge.
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Standings and scattered results across cities
A patchwork of standings and results lists include Knoxville Birmingham Nashville Little Rock Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta New Orleans and scattered Tuesday and Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn scores. The text also notes biographical anecdotes about Zukor and Joe Schenck, plus a reference to Dale Jones as commissioner in chancery and a Hungarian village timeline July 29 to August 5.
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Sale of Lot in Hope Ark Under Decretal Order
A chancery court sale in Hempstead County Arkansas will offer for sale at public vendue the south 50 feet of the west half of the northwest quarter of the south half of block 20 in College Addition to Hope. The sale, July 1996, covers a 50 by 75 foot parcel with credit terms of three months and a 10 percent interest bond.
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Arkansas Voters Hear From Attorney General Hopeful Norflee
State Senator Marvin Brooks Norflee, 1991 33 sessions, campaigns for Attorney General, cites relief from real estate tax burdens tied to bonded streets and state highway funding. He touts Act No 248 of 1991 to fund highway improvements from state revenues and highway refunding law refinement.
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Norfleet
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