Star of Hope 1929 Star Publishing Co. notices and rates
The Star of Hope newspaper lists publication details for Star Publishing Co. with staff names Palmer and Washburn, address at 630 South Walnut, Hope Arkansas. It provides subscription rates by city carrier and mail, and notes AP and NEA associations plus a policy on tributes and unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Q Justice
Star Publishing Co
WE Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
the Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass
Soho
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Star
Divorce for California hammer slayer recalls murder for love
The article revisits Clara Phillips, the so called hammer slayer, who won parole to divorce and remarry. It argues such crimes are driven by jealousy and vanity, not love, noting public sensationalism and the misread sanctity of home. It concludes murder for love is a tired trope.
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Nyone
Clara Phillips
California
TVA Litigation Could End Treasury Payouts
Reported plans show a U S Supreme Court review possible next fall of the Tennessee Valley Authority as a whole. A previous winter ruling upheld TVA power sales from Wilson Dam, but the new case could strike down the entire venture and nullify past expenditures, a prospect critics say highlights delays in the American judicial system.
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Uncle Sam
J. Tennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley
U. S. Supreme Court
TVA
Wilson Dam
High Court
Judicial Review
Birthmarks and Their Treatments Across Types
The Family Doctor outlines strawberry port wine and other birthmarks. Strawberry marks are red or blue depending on depth and fade under pressure, while port wine marks are pale blue, less uneven, and mostly unchanging though large ones may be camouflaged with cosmetics. Treatments historically included electric needle freezing cautery or surgical removal, with ultraviolet exposure or cosmetic cover as options for visibility reduction.
Raising a Family and the Balance of Freedom
Olive Roberts Barton argues against completely free parenting and possessive style. She warns that too little guidance and too much freedom can erode self discipline, happiness, and direction in children, urging measured support and firm standards.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Henry
Brazos by Taylor captures pioneer southwest life with vitality
Bruce Catton reviews Ross Mc Laury Taylor's Brazos, a post Civil War tale of Brazos Bolton. The critique praises faithful depiction of the cattle country, dialog and setting, noting the novel's strong sense of place even if not the best in southwestern fiction.
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Ross McLaury Taylor
Brazos Bolton
Griffin
Dodge City
Constanly
Taylor Nas
southWest
Brazos
Martha Raye Seeks to Whitewash Mouth Controversy
Actress Martha Raye tells reporters she hopes the public will forget the controversy over her mouth and move on. She seeks to redirect attention to her work and social causes, urging fans to focus on performances rather than gossip.
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Martha Raye
British Auto Industry Shifts to Steel Bodies and Frames
Gradual elimination of the running board in cars marks a shift in Britain as pressed steel bodies and chassis frames become more common. The trend reflects modernization and efficiency gains in vehicle design.
Bearden Huib Brown Huib Lyle Brown for Hempstead Sheriff
The Star lists candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary set for Tuesday August 9 1939. Reginald Bearden seeks Sheriff and Collector while Dick Huib and Lyle Brown vie for Prosecuting Attorney in the Eighth Judicial District and Dewey Hendrix runs for Tax Assessor.
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Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Huib Lyle Brown
Blind Student Shows Promise With Music at University of Colorado
A blind student named Melvin Kini at the University of Colorado College of Music has shown strong promise toward becoming a concert pianist or composer. His seeing eye, George Brandt, helps by reading the rules while Kini plays slowly, demonstrating careful, difficult compositions.
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Boulder
Colo
Vry
Melvin Kini
Colaraty College of Music
King
George Brandt
In Love on the Prairie The Two Young Lovers
A narrative centers on Joe and Helen as they grow closer while living in a frontier settlement. Joe gives up habits and saves for a future, while Helen tends to household life, shares meals, and walks with him along Spring Creek. Their deepening romance faces no external conflict as they wait for marriage, narrated in a reflective, documentary voice.
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Helen
Joe
North Main Street
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Park
Lou
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