Star of Hope 1899 1927 Hope Arkansas newspaper notice
Hope Arkansas Star of Hope newspaper shows publishing details for Star Publishing Co. and staff including Palmer and Washburn. Notices policy notes tributes and memorials, with disclaimer on manuscript submissions and AP news usage.
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Democracy in Czechoslovakia Defended Against Nazi Pressure
The piece argues that Czechoslovakia uniquely sustains democracy in Europe since 1918, praising Masaryk and American support. It counters Nazi claims of defending oppressed Germans by noting the Czech minority is relatively free, while the nearby German Tyrol is far more oppressed, urging American sympathy with the Czechs.
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Ethiopia
Boys as Boys Not Bandits in News
A reflection on juvenile crime reporting notes that labeling youths as a “boy bandit” echoes sensationalism. Four New York boys recently arrested for burglary reportedly marked themselves with crosses before committing a low‑level theft after watching two movies, highlighting how age should temper crime framing.
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New York
Tuberculosis Science and Public Health Progress
The article outlines advances in tuberculosis study and control, including germ-targeted chemistry, X-ray diagnosis, body response tests, and the role of cattle herd testing. It notes a drop in bovine tuberculosis, from 1914 to the present, with nationwide testing reducing positive tuberculin reactions to about one half of one percent in 46 states and D.C. It explains varying forms of tuberculosis and demographic impact, stressing ongoing battle against the disease.
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District of Columbia
Tuberculosis spread and air conditioned train in South America
A discussion on tuberculosis infection in infancy and childhood notes that many do not develop a serious form later if exposed, stressing its communicable nature and the need for precautions. Meanwhile, the Central Argentine railway begins operation of the first fully air conditioned train between Buenos Aires and Colorado.
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South America
Buenos Aires
Colorado
Central Argentine Railway
Little Kay Seeks Mother as Jack Relies Heavily
A parent notes Kay’s clinginess and Jack’s dependence, advising gradual independence for the child. The wise mother should start with small tasks for the child and slowly shift attention away from overdependence, fostering self-help and resilience.
His Man Joe Murray Chapter Ends In Uncertain Love
In William Corcoran's 1928 tale Joe Murray faces family doubts as he and Terry navigate a complicated bond. The Murrays seek a respectable match for Helen while Joe contemplates a quiet life with Terry, balancing responsibility, longing, and the ache of past loves.
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Democratic primary slate for Hempstead district attorney
The Star announces candidates for the Hempstead eighth judicial district prosecutor race. Democratic primary set for Tuesday August 9 1998. Named contenders are Dick Hate and Lyla Brown.
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Fixations and emotional overdependence in children
The speaker discusses fixation as an emotional issue where a person becomes overly attached to a person, object, or idea. It notes that while real fixations are uncommon, incipient ones occur when a single source of comfort dominates, harming school work and balance, and stressing the need to teach independence for lasting peace.
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A Canoe Sailed Into Adventure From San Diego To The Faanina Canal
Dana Lamb and June Cleveland recount a three year voyage in a frail canoe from San Diego to the Panama Canal. They endure storms jungles malaria shipwrecks and countless close calls. A vivid adventure story praised for pace and danger.
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Hollywood Gossipy Snatches From Studio World
A stream of Hollywood rumors covers Paul Morrison, Tyrone Power, and stars like Mae Adams and Greta Gish. Zanuck plans a 25-person Europe cruise while Sid and Sally Rand sign for independent work. Cary Grant linked to Marlene Dietrich at Columbia, Pickfair residents Mary Pifer and Buddy Rogers, and Universal protests over Deanna Durbin on the street.
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