Star of Hope 1839 Press 1927 January 1 1999
Star of Hope 1839 Press publishes a local weekly in Hope Arkansas with staff Palmer Washburn and Star Building address 212 214 South Calhoun Street. Subscription rates listed for city carrier and mail delivery across Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette counties with AP and NEA associations noted. Editorial policy notes charges for tributes and return of unsolicited manuscripts.
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The High Cost of Being Stupid
The article argues that modern complexity raises the price of mistakes and calls for greater alertness and reason. It contends that troubles come not from inherent retrogression but from living in a fast, interconnected world where acts ripple globally and faster than ever.
Not-So-Light Fantastic Dance Decree Roils German Youth
An American commentary critiques Nazi Germany's cultural bureau dictating approved dances and timing. It argues the regime aims to control personal expression, tightening rules as the country enforces conformity, contrasting with American freedom to dance as individuals.
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Newark
Germany
Terpsichore
Nazi Youth Organization
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The Body’s Water Content And Daily Intake Fact Sheet
The piece explains that about 70 percent of the human body is water, averaging 160 pounds of water in an adult. It details water’s roles in transport, lubrication, temperature regulation, and protection, notes body reserves, and cites an estimated four to eight pints daily intake. It lists foods with high water content and advises moderating water during meals to avoid stomach disturbance.
Raising a Family Tattle Tale Examines the Squealer
A reflective piece on child tattling and the motives behind it. It explores hurt pride, jealousy, and the urge to elevate oneself by denigrating others, noting how an indulged child may become a tattler and misread social cues.
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Homer
Elizabeth
Outlaw Road Trip Ends in Blood and Flight
Joe Murray escapes with Red and the others after a late night stakeout ends in a gas-station hold up. A sharp police intervention leaves two dead and Joe fleeing alone through the dark as they scatter toward Rogersville.
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Joe
Ciig
Red
Partner
Sam
Pas
Engr
Leb
Rogersville
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Primary
The Star announces Democratic primary candidates set for Tuesday August 9 1938 in Flahdh Judicial District Dick Huie Lyle Brown for Prosecuting Attorney James Th Pilkinton for State Senator Ninth District Frank J Hill and Andrew Speedy Hutson Gifford Byers for County Probate Clerk.
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Flahdh
Dick Huie Lyle Brown
James TH. Pilkinton
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson Gifford Byers
When the tattler warns and warns again
The text laments gossip and tattling in children urging mothers to curb early talking misdeeds. It notes that little kids imitate scandal and that by ages five to six they should learn not to repeat or prize unkind stories, stressing early discipline to foster honor.
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Burt
Mack Singer
We Too Are the People A Relief Worker Story
A book review of Louise Armstrong's We Too Are the People recounts a Chicago social worker turned Northern Michigan relief administrator. It portrays the Roosevelt era relief efforts, the friction with local leaders over federal supervision, and Armstrong's challenge to administer aid impartially.
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Britainus
Louise V. Armstrong
Wittle
Brew
Armstrong
Michigan
Manistee
Hille City
Roosevelt
Bintintry
Bata
Laon
Hollywood Stars Stir Over The Young in Heart Cast
Paul Harrison reports on David Selznick’s set for The Young in Heart featuring Paulette Goddard as secretary with Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Janet Gaynor in supporting roles. Goddard endures a nail incident prompting a dramatic studio manicure, while Minnie Dupree debuts aged 65 amid Selznick plans and ongoing interview restrictions.
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David Selznick
Paulette Goddard
Charlie Chaplin
Gotress
Hully. Wood
Eddie Cantor
Spain
Hal Roach
George White
Pauline Levy
Charles Chaplin
O. K
Miss. Goddard
Chiemmy
Youn
Heart
Janet Gayner
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Miss Goddard
Fairbanks
Chisler
Miss Gaynor
Richard Carlson
Selznick
Ao Horey Call
Beverdy Hills
Relief on the brink footage shows reluctant acceptors
The passage notes many on relief in the territory are decent people who accepted national aid reluctantly, saved from a terrible situation by the relief. It emphasizes the contrast between harsh conditions and the relief effort, reflecting the era's humanitarian response.
Borrowing Etiquette and Library Etiquette Guide
A dated opinion piece offers two rules for borrowing from others and libraries. It warns never to borrow what you cannot replace, emphasizes returning items promptly, and cautions against abusing libraries or borrowing habits. It notes practical tips, such as writing down due dates and keeping accounts clear.
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Joan Durham
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