Star of Hope newspaper masthead and billing details
The Star of Hope details its 1499 address in Hope Arkansas, 1997 and 1999 dates, and staff including Fae Jimes and Alex H Wes hburn. It lists subscription rates, Associated Press affiliation, printing and publishing notes, and policy on tributes and unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star of Hope
Brees
O Justice
Star Publishing Co. Ink. Fae
Jimes & Alex. H. Weshbun
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Fras
NEA
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Harbot
Wealth Conscription Warns Against War Funding
The Military Affairs Committee urges a wealth conscription bill that would require citizens to buy bonds at 1 percent interest during war. Critics question the premise that big business propaganda drives war, noting emotions and interests often trigger conflict. The piece questions the fairness and practicality of forced lending and the benefits of such a policy.
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Military Affairs Committee
U. S
Senate
Businness
China
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Gentle Reminders on Machinery and Nature’s Interventions
The piece reflects on how highly mechanized life yields chagrin when weather disrupts the New Queen Mary and Normandie docking, wind and fog complicating operations. It notes a curious, comforting effect in recognizing human limits amid vast tech and sea power.
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Cherbourg
New York
The Family Doctor Discusses Arachnodactyly Hereditary Condition
A historical overview explains arachnodactyly or spider fingers, noting its first scientific recognition in 1896, common appearance in children, long limbs, and associated skeletal and eye issues. Heredity is key, with possible heart risks and lung infections, and lack of a known non hereditary cause.
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Bar
Advice column advises mothers to diagnose a child’s deception as a fear of disfavor and to study the child and family dynamics. Suggests uncovering punishment history, parental influence, and trust issues by discreetly observing the child, father, teacher, and mother to restore honesty.
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Olive Roberts Bar
Charles
Dorothy
Political Announcements For Prosecuting Attorney and State Senator
The Star announces candidates in Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 for Prosecuting Attorney Beth Judicial District Dick Halg Lyle Brown and for State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton.
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Behth
Judicial Distrit
Dick Halg Lyle Brown
James H. Pilkinton
Parental Guidance On Truthfulness And Discipline
The excerpt discusses honesty and discipline, urging parents to stop harshly criticizing a child, praise straightforward behavior, and avoid overdisciline. It warns that pressure to deceive or perform can foster evasive habits and urges patient, calm guidance to restore truthfulness.
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Len
ISIC
Teroh
Charions Journal at Fort Clark 1834 1849 reviewed
Bruce Catton notes Annie Heloise Abel reconstructs Charion s Journal at Fort Clark 1834 1849 detailing a French fur trader s day by day challenges against Mandans Sioux Gros Ventres and hardship, as the Fort Clark post on the Upper Missouri feeds the fur economy of the American Fur Company and frontier expansion near present day Bismarck North Dakota. The rare book illuminates early river trade, fort building, and frontier conflict across 1820 to 1849 era.
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Leavenworth
Boise
Missouri
St. Louis
United States War Department
Annie Heloise Abel
Charion
Fort Clark
South Dakota
Mere
Missouri River
American Fur Company
Bismarck
N. D
Francis A. Childon
Assinniboine
Chardon
Love and Loss In The Port Lansing Shipyard
Joe Murray leaves home for work in a vast shipyard while Terry back home, learning English and seeking new jobs, keeps faith and awaits word. When layoffs hit the mill and shipyard, their separate hardships widen. He writes of love and endurance as they struggle toward an uncertain future.
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Terry
Hads
Joe Murray
Port Lansing
Jean
Joe
Hollywood Star Prospect Lynn Faces Publicity Pressures
Paul Norrison profile of actor Jeffrey Lynn tracing his road from Bates College to Broadway and Hollywood. Notes his athletic versatility, early clerking jobs, stage to screen rise, six months of club life, and wary view of fame driven by cash and publicity while highlighting his potential role in Sister Act and interest in hard work over party life.
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Hollywood
Jeffrey Lynn
Warner Bros
Lymn
Matsh Plainy
Lynn
Hollywood Athletic Club
Catalina Iseland
Bryot Flynn
Bates College
Maine
Iin
Auburn
Maas
New York
Broadway
Mewsree
Abington van
Trenworth
Murtle
Brother Ratt
M-G-M
Lan
Coulda
Brother Rat
Bette Davis
Juni
Henry Ponda
Nallywood
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George Eubanks
A&a
Bruce Catton
Janver
William Corcoran
Oprah
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NEA Service, ‘Inc
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Lard
Malclow
Kepe Iiteo
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Chance
Sylvia Seaservice Inc
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U.S
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Paul Norrison
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