Star of Hope 1599 Press 1927 Consolidated
The Star of Hope lists its publishing details and pricing, noting weekly, monthly, and yearly rates for subscriptions. It critiques college culture and student movements with a reflection on European versus American campuses, suggesting American student apathy acts as a safeguard against totalitarian manipulation.
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Star of Hope
O Justice
Star Publishing Co
D . Fulmer & Alex
Star Building
South Wall Street
Hope, Ee
Surprising Communist Convention in New York
A news snippet recalls a past New York convention of self-styled Communist Party representatives. The hall brimmed with flags and roses, with oratory praised by many and a call to rise above differences. Attendees bound themselves to defend the United States Constitution amid debate over a controversial book.
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Communist Party of the United States
New York
Chamber of Commerce
League For Decency
Browder
Jefferson
Paine
Lincoln
United States
The Family Doctor on Dental Caries in Children
Dentists in the United States face heavy demand to treat child dental caries. Replacing decayed material with fillings is key, while prevention remains under study. Regular dental visits from a young age and diet regulation can reduce future cavities and ease upcoming demand.
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United States
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts
The article argues gratitude is learned in children, not claimed as owed. It urges parents to graft appreciation into early character through deeds that cost the recipient something, shaping lasting emotion and responsibility.
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Olive Roberts
Turbulent Times for Joe Murray and Terry
In a deteriorating job market Joe Murray loses steady work as plant layoffs hit the town. Terry perseveres at home while they stretch scarce funds, cut costs, and face mounting debt as despair grows and life seems to regress. The scene ends with the couple facing a future of further hardship.
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Joe Murray
Terry
Joe
Jozs
Jerry
Gardendale
Political Announcements Hempstead County Primary Slate 1938
The Star announces candidates subject to the Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 Heath Judiciat for Prosecuting Attorney District DICK NUIE and LYLE BROWN for Prosecuting Attorney District. James H Pilskinton named for State Senator Ninth District.
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Heath Judiciat District
Dick Nuie Lyle Brown
James H. Pilskinton
Teaching Gratitude to Children Through Small Gestures
The fragment discusses teaching gratitude by modeling reciprocity, such as accepting favors, returning thanks, and acknowledging gifts. It emphasizes early parental example, encouraging children to say thank you, write notes, and show appreciation promptly, citing Dr. Johnson on gratitude as a lively sense of favors to come.
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Terry
Jack
Tom HH
Mui
Eagle Forgotten review of Altgeld biography by Harry Barnard
A Book a Day notes Bruce Catton style critique of Harry Barnard's Eagle Forgotten a portrait of John Peter Altgeld. The review highlights Altgeld as Illinois governor pardoning Haymarket defendants and clashing with Cleveland over federal troops, framing him as a controversial figure loved by some and hated by others.
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John Peter Altgeld
Middle West
Jong
Harry Barnard
Bobbs-Merrill
Altpekl
Ilingis
Haymarket
Cleveland
Altgeld
Hollywood migration frames a new Malibu style boom
The article traces Hollywood elites fleeing to Malibu and Toluen Lake area, noting Beverly Hills as a central hub, shifting luxury westward as stars and executives seek exclusive estates. It highlights Richard Arlen promoting Toluen Lake and lists actors like Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck Bette Davis Ginger Rogers and others buying land and building homes in Westwood Holmby Hills and Brentwood, with prices ranging from modest to around half a million dollars.
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Hollywood
Malibu Beach
Une Studios
Richard Arlen
Kiya
Lane
Tohiwa Lake
Toluen Lake
Pickfair
San Perninide
Villey
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Nehes
Coasills
Mully
Wood
Santis Monica Hills
Beverly Hills
Gealy Coldwater Canyon
Bette Davis
Hubert Armstrong
Ginger Rogers
Jimminy Cagney
Dick Powell
Belissi
Qquburb
Sonja Henie
Warner Baxter
Colleen Muore
Baly Burns
Annabella
Victor Menning
Sul Wurtzel
Baxters Place
Cvtbout
Miss Moore
Lev Ull
Westwood
Brentwood
Loret Young
Jane Withers
Fredie Bartholomew
Donald Woods
Reopening School Powers Quiet National Moments
A fragmented report notes mothers counting the reopenings of schools nationwide while a Peoria hamburger stand is struck by a truck four hours after opening. It mentions classroom reflections on the future, a Maginot-like equator line, a self withdrawing fishhook, and thinning Spain Civil War veterans.
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Peoria
They Say No Nation Is The Work Of Its Citizens
A fragmentary quotation cites Rev Dr John Bonnell of New York praising the United States and Senator Walsh of Massachusetts warning that there is no security for peoples or governments anywhere on earth.
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John 8. Bonnell
New York
United States
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
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