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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1938
Page
1
The article notes height decline after early adulthood, with losses up to about two inches. Weight peaks vary by person, often between 25 and 50. Teeth deterioration by age 50 prompts emphasis on dental care. Vision shifts to farsightedness around 45 to 50, with glasses common after 56. hearing may decline after 65.
The piece discusses moral courage in children, tracing how honesty shapes conduct. It notes a child confessing to spilling milk and explores how early experiences, affection, and consequences influence the development of truth telling and later tendencies to blame others.
An essay urges shifting from blind excuses to age appropriate accountability for children. It argues parents should guide confessions without harsh blame, letting kids explain how mishaps happened while avoiding false blame. It condemns moral cowardice and advocates facing truth with measured discipline.
Bruce Catton reviews Katherine Mayo s General Washingtons Dilemma an obscure episode from the American Revolution. A British officer involved in hanging a captured American is chosen by lot to be hanged by Washington to spare a fellow Briton, a moral puzzle resolved in Mayo s full dress recounting.
The Star lists REGINALD BEARDEN as Sheriff and Collector and DICK HAIE as Prosecuting Attorney for the Eighth Judicial District in Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938. The report notes local schedules and ongoing political announcements amid routine community notices.
Constance faces a tense day as Derek plans a portrait while she endures a postponed wedding and dwindling funds. A letter from Derek hints at a costly studio project guided by Baron Grapefruit, with Miss Horvald’s hidden depths suspected. the story ends with a cliffhanger as Constance awaits news.
In a cheeky interview reporter Van Leede Vamp notes Mile Laur et, also miss Laurel, both rising in Hollywood. Billy Grady scolds forgetful publicity staff as Laurel and her father Jacques Janin push for roles and a quick move to New York with Mickey Rooney.
Ozan Net Marathon features Helen Wills Moody and Howard Ineey volleying a tennis ball 78 times, marking 2001 shots in total. A separate incident reports a fire of unknown origin destroying the car and garage of John Price Webb.
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