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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1940
Page
1
A historical note explains that Associated Press and local newspapers discourage unsolicited manuscripts. It states the press disclaims responsibility for manuscripts sent for publication and reserves rights over submissions, including commercial materials and tributes.
Discussion notes how diplomats and consular officers are protected in their proper functions, handling home-country duties and trade while avoiding unauthorized actions. It recalls Genet, recall, and warns against privateering or agitation by aliens. It stresses that only approved channels and treaties govern their conduct abroad.
The Stat is authorized to amoi the resales cansdidated subject to the suiiot of the Hempstead County Democratic primary election Tuesday August 7. Listings include County Judge Fred A Luce John L Wilson Luther F Higgason County Treasurer Newt Pentecost Mrs Gladine B Morris Charles F Reyners on Circuit Clerk Cecil Weaver J.P Pinkey Byers Elmer Brown Representatives Talbot Feild Jr Hugh D Clark Jim Bearden June 27 1920. Billie Bridwell returns from visit to Little Rock while D L Paisley moves to a new brick bungalow on North McRae Frisco Addition. Virginia Johnson returns from Idabel Oklahoma House party. Bible Study Class meets with Mrs W W Folsom Tuesday afternoon. Charles Dina Gibson returns from Hot Springs. Don Godbold enjoys fishing on Little Missouri River. Mr and Mrs W M Cornelius plan a trip to Hugo Oklahoma.
A book excerpt tugs at Lillian Russell’s glamorous era. Parker Morell’s The Era of Plush from Random House portrays Russell as the era’s most photographed figure and a defining celebrity, noting her four decades of fame and enduring legend.
A crossword style list mixes geographic hints and abbreviations for a former British empire region. clues reference country parts, capitals, coastal ports, and notable features with entries like South Africa abbr. and The Great Desert of Africa.
The era’s social icons such as Lillian Russell, Diamond Jim Brady, Gilbert and Sullivan, and Lilly Langtry are described with lavish detail. Brady buys gold plated bicycles, redoubles regilding, and a plush case for a personal monogrammed machine. On tours she rides with Disyn and Jim, often drawing half page newspaper stories.
A journal article discusses a proposed college course titled How to make your husband shine as marriage insurance. It outlines rules for women to support husbands, avoid bossiness, and minimize interruptions at work, emphasizing respect for male leadership and public discretion.
AP Feature reviews election barometers noting Maine rarely predicts national outcomes. It highlights four states with perfect records and fifteen states accurate nine times or more across a century of presidential contests.
The piece lists states as watch targets in a fragmented tally of political battlegrounds. It names California through West Virginia among early leaders, then cycles through many others including Kansas and New Mexico with disputed counts, reflecting a shaky, error-prone statewide overview.
A short, partial item lists composers and a few songs and terms. It mentions Brahms Beethoven Bach John Philip Sousa Ben Jonson and tunes like The Long Long Trail Ou There Tipperary and Beautiful Katy. It defines Caninta as a dramatic work without costume scenery or action and explains a cappella as a church style with two choruses and no music.
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