Hope Star newspaper front matter and policy note
Hope Star appears with standard masthead text and policy about subscriptions charges AP affiliation and memorial tributes. It outlines pricing for carrier and mail delivery across counties and states that tributes and memorial notices incur charges. The piece reads as a period notice typical of a small town newspaper era.
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Clty
Cek
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Cei
Associated Press
Nerein
Fetvapapers
Star
Theater review celebrates Maughams The Theater and its lead
The Theater by Somerset Maugham is praised as gleaming and unsentimental. A leading English actress navigates love and career while acting even off stage, then adapts with resilience as her era fades. A Colorado incident reports a pedestrian bull charge damages a car. one bull dies.
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Somerset Maugham
Doubleday Doran
Intrigue Threatens European Peace As Spring Looms
Rumors say Germany warned for emergencies stir Hungary Czechoslovakia and Austria. Nazis operate locally and could back rebels rather than invade publicly, creating covert coups financed from abroad. The analysis warns that intrigue replaces war, eroding trust, democracy, and peaceful coexistence across Europe.
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Pneasy
Europe
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hitler
Spain
Tampering With Truth Ridicule in Propaganda Tales
Reader notes accuse foreign press of censorship and fabrication in a discussion of fascist and Nazi propaganda. Claims about Buffalo Bill Italian origins and Rex disaster alter history. A Nazi organ allegedly claims Benjamin Franklin hated Jews, later rebutted by an American expert.
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Buffalo Bill
Barbigarezzo
Italy
Rex
Duce
Nentune
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Glanders in Animals and Humans Warned by Doctor Morris Fishbein
The Family Doctor explains glanders or farcy, mainly in horses and mules but transmissible to humans. It covers spread through discharges, animal control measures, disinfection, protective gear, testing methods, and the shift in disease incidence with rising automobile use, noting seven hospital cases in New York.
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Man
New York
A Book a Day by Bruce Catton theater romance
A Book a Day by Bruce Catton surveys theater life and romance, noting how novelists have crafted tales around glamorous actresses and stage figures, reflecting on the appeal of the theater world and its dramatic personas. The excerpt hints at the allure and affectations tied to backstage life.
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Bruce Catton
Jennifer Brett and Daphne rehearse a tense stage deception
In a backstage drama Jennifer Brett and Daphne drift between control and manipulation. Daphne, seeking a Michelin like future with Larry, questions Jennifer’s loyalty as Jennifer faithfully imitates Daphne’s memory and schemes for the opening night.
Curtain Up on Herzberg Opening Ends in Stage Kiss
Daphne and Jennifer clash over backstage scheming as Daphne coerces Larry toward a secret romance. Jennifer seeks to reclaim the spotlight while Daphne faces love, ambition, and a final curtain call on a night of theatrical triumph and tension.
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Jennifer
Daphne
Larry
Daph
Gordon Herzberg
Gal
Brett Sisters
Herzberg
Gilda Eagle
Ermine
Clifton Sayre
Paul
Larry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Darting
Easter Bunny Ethics and Fairy Tales in Childhood
A reflective column questions parenting myths about Easter Bunnies and fairy tales. It contrasts traditional stories with fantasies, arguing that customs shape memory and imagination without crippling a child’s intelligence. The piece muses on tradition, literature, and the hope that childhood whimsy eventually yields mature insight.
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John
Mrs. Brown
Santa Claus
Ripling
Kenneth Graham
Kipling
Johnny
Bunny
Fleavill
Ships find new life in Hollywood’s harbor fleet
Hollywood studios maintain a parade of aging ships in Long Beach and nearby harbors repurposed for films. Vessels include the Mariner, Oretha F. Spinney, and a local reconstruction of HM S Bounty. Notable owners and studios such as Mortison, MGM, and W S Van Dyke shape a revived seafaring backdrop for classic adventure stories.
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Mortison -Mortison
Mariner
Honolulu
John Barry
Oretha F. Spinney
Gloucester
M-G-M
Captain Bugh
H. M.S. Bounty
Pandora
W. S. van Dyke
Arctic
Hollywood ships revived from old days in nautical epics
The article details how classic sailing craft like the Star of England and the Lottie Car were repurposed for films such as Souls at Sea and others. It notes shipyards on studio lots recreate vessels with precision, and profiles ship designer Chris Christensen who built many movie ships after starting at sea at age twelve.
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Hollywood
Treasure Island
Ima
Butky
Star the Bork
England
Kamehaneha
Hawaii
Pany
Mameda
Paramount
Garry Cooper
George Raft
Warner Baxter
Wallace Beery
Lottie
Ron
Mio
20Th Century-Fox
Carson
Hitler
Muandaly Dane
Chris Christensen
Denmark
Douglas Fairbanks
Cap'n
Chris
World Young Preservation Scheme Seeks Rare Plant Cultivation
A Japanese scientist, after six years of study, aims to cultivate a parasitic plant tied to ancient Chinese lore that allegedly holds life giving properties. The plant, Dendrolium cernin, Lindi, was previously found only in restricted regions as researchers pursue inexpensive cultivation.
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Gudithis
Tokyo
Zoli Temple
Tyna Chan
Absbot
Cat Loyers
Japan
Yanks Control Nine Minor League Clubs
New York Yankees own or control nine minor league affiliates including Newark Akron Binghamton Oakland Joplin Butler Rogers August Ga and Kansas City in a centralized system.
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Yanks
New York
New York Yankees
Newark
Akron
Bingamton
Oakland
Joplin
Butler
Rogers, Ark
August
Kansas City
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