Star of Hope 1908 Press Summary and Ghost-Writing Debate
The Star of Hope from 1908 details Subscribe rates and publishing staff, then discusses ghost-writers in academia. It cites Robert Greenlees Pearson from the University of Kansas facing Phi Beta Kappa exclusion for admitting ghost-writing, tracing ghost-writing from sports to politics and industry as a growing, morally nuanced practice.
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Star of Hope
Sie Publishing Co
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Pauseshi Alex
H. Weahiurn
The
Star Building
Ac South Street
Age
Arkataot
Walnict Street
Hope
Arkat
Associated Press
CNEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ans
Hempstead
Nevada
Boward
LaFayette
Associated Prem
Star
Robert Greenlees Pearson
University of Kansas
Pearson
Phi Beta Kappa
War and Commerce in a War-Torn Era
A large American newspaper surveys wartime influence on oil supplies for battleships, exchange rates, and foreign defense spending. It highlights merchant marine expansion as a naval support, reviews multiple wars and preparations, and features numerous war graphics and editorials on looming conflicts.
The Skin as Mirror of Emotional Factors and Nervous Ties
The article explains skin disturbances tied to emotions and nervous disorders. It notes blushing paleness and sweating from arousal, itching from provocation, and allergies linked to foods with nervous factors. Neurodermatitis and psychosomatic effects, including suggestion-induced eruptions, are discussed with historical cases.
Raising a Family Impudence and parental guidance debate
The essay argues impudence in children stems from both instinct and example. It critiques excuses for sassy retorts and stresses self control. It notes teachers and parents may become provoked, yet urges restraint and consistent standards to avoid lowering oneself to offenders' levels.
Love and Loneliness Drive Joe and Terry to Marriage
In a faded serial scene, Joe Murray and Terry Mallow collapse into a hurried marriage after a stormy romance. Joe seeks happiness and faces guilt from past liaisons while Terry exudes directness and hope, moving into a modest city home as their uncertain future unfolds.
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Joe Murray
Helen
Terry Mallow
Joe
Terry
Lfe
Political Announcements for local Democratic Primary
The Stat announces candidates for the Hompnsteid county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1838 Eghth Judicial District prosecuting attorney for Dick Huie and Lyle Brown State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton Parke Abed Assesso Dewey Hendrix County and Probate Clerk Frank J Hill and Andrew Speedy Hutson Gifford Byers vie for the posts
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Stat
Hompnsteid County
Eghth Judicial District
Dick Huie Lyle Brown
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson Gifford Byers
Behind the Screen Truth in Hollywood Glamor
Paul Harrison reports on Basil Rathbone defending the magic of movie tricks on set. He cites fake-arrow claims as unfair and praises stuntmen and archer Howard Hill for real hits. Richard Greene discusses American accents, while notes recount Greta Garbo, John Litel, Dick Foran, Bette Davis, and Garbo’s famous line myths with Thalberg and Rogers memories.
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Basil Rathbow
Rathbone
Howard Hill
Hill
Richard Greene
John Litel
Greta Garbo
Dick Foran
Princeton
Bette Davis
Miss Garbo
Hollywood
Robert Leannard
Maurice Stiller
Leonard
An Stiller
Teach the Full Way in Home Discipline
A writer argues children should keep quiet and not insult in home disputes. Parents and teachers share responsibility for decency, urging calm responses and avoiding sharp retorts. Preventing impudence, the piece suggests allowing children to explain themselves before judging.
Women of the Wilderness in Pilgrim History
Bruce Catton reviews Margaret Ball's Women of the Wilderness, a readable fictional yet factual study of Pilgrim women. It highlights Anne Bradstreet Mary Chilton Anne Hutchinson and other steadfast figures who endured hunger bigotry and harsh winters shaping early Massachusetts and inspiring women's rights.
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Margaret Ball
Dutton
Massachusetts
Anne Brad Street
Mary Chilton
Anne Hutchinson
America
Margaret Bell
Noted Quotes From Public Figures On Peace And Liberty
Public remarks attributed to Charles Webb Alexander Troyanovsky and Cordell Hull are cited. The statements touch on personal conduct in court, democracy’s role in Russia, and the need for moral principles and economic foundations for durable peace.
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Charles Webb
Philadelphia
Charles
Russia
Alexander Troyanovsky
United States
Cordell Hull
Friday Results From City League And Major Matches
Friday results show National Guards 5 Scott Burr 4 Suil Conservation 11 Bruner Ivary Line Rock 4 Knoxville 2 Memphis 9 Nashville 3 Atlanta 7 Birmingham 6 New Orleans 8 Chattanooga 4. Saturday games include Knoxville at Little Rock Chattanooga at New Orleans Nashville at Memphis New York 8 Cleveland 2 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 7 Washington 6 in 10 innings. New York 3 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2. Other games rained out Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago. Sumner Wells cited as under secretary of state.
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National Guards
Scott-Burr
Suil Conservation
Bruner-Ivary
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadlephia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnnati
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Morris Fishbein
Méttor
Journal of the
American Medical Association
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Mealth Magazine
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Father
Bill
William Corcoran
Coprish
NEA Service, Inc
Erry
James H. Pilkinton
Reginald Bearden
Clarence
Baker
Talbot Feild, JR
W. B. Nelson
Arch P. Delony
DeRoane
George Eubanks
NEA Bervice, Inc
Paul Harrison
Bruce Catton
Commercial League
Wiliams Lumber
Campy
Geo
W. Robison
Moore-Hawthorne
Southern Association
Sumner Wells
J.C. Penney
Scott-Burr Braner-Ivory
Sail Conservation
Hope Baske
L. Pet
Birminghan
New Orlean
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