Hope Star History Notes and Publication Details
The Hope Star lists publication details including the printers H. Washburn and A. Palmer, editors and publishers Alex B. Washburn, mentions its Dahlia County mail rates, and notes Associated Press affiliation. It highlights policy on tributes and memorials and warns about unsolicited manuscripts.
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Stat-Paliching Co
Palmer & Ales
H. Washburn
Shianes
South Walnut Treet
Hope
Arkansas
E. Palmer
Alex
B. Washburn
Arkenses
Col. R
MicCermnick
Cartier
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miler
LaFayette
Aerees
Associated Press
Bis
Star
Must Men Be Saved From Themselves
The author critiques the urge to be saved from personal folly, using a Minnesota iron block paving idea that warns drivers automatically. He argues such devices reveal a broader demand for foolproof life and questions whether true salvation must begin with individual responsibility.
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Gome
Minnesota
Gertain
Leprosy in America and Worldwide Perspectives
A historical overview notes leprosy's decline as a cause of illness and death in the United States, with Carville, Louisiana housing the national leprosarium and about 450 patients since its opening. It discusses transmission, gender incidence, public fears, medical cases, and evolving treatments, including chaulmoogra oil use and recent debates on its value.
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United States
Carville
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Father Damien
Molokai
Father Bagliolo
New Orleans
Sir George Turner
Pretoria
Louisiana
The Thing in the Brook review by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton reviews Peter Storme’s murder mystery The Thing in the Brook from Simon and Schuster. He praises its human characters and contrived plot while noting its gory yet effective murder.
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Peter Storme
Simon and Schuster
Storme
3 500 Letters in Japan's Alphabet
San Francisco reports on stenographers overworked as Kathleen Fauchiya highlights English letters on an American typewriter. She explores 3 500 syllabaries of a Japanese typewriter producing hieroglyphic strings. A lone California-born typist Tsuchira works bilingual Japanese and English.
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San Francisco
Kathleen Fauchiya
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Tsuchira
Murder Mystery in an Insane Asylum
A Sedentary New York cotton converter and a friend venture into crime detection. The amateur sleuth solves a murder in a grim asylum setting. The excerpt reviews Nine Doctors and a Madman by Elizabeth Curtiss, praising atmosphere and spine-tingling potential.
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Hody
New York
Elizabeth Curtiss
Simon and Schuster
Adventure of the Coast Trailer Mystery Deepens
Martha Brittain confronts a tangled chase from San Diego to San Francisco as Betty Haynes vanishes after a coast trip with Sloan. A telegram from Los Angeles hints at danger, prompting Martha to pursue Betty solo while police watch for a blond in a roadster and a suspect tracker named Speddon.
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Mahtir Bumain
Detty Haynes
California
San Diego
Alre Aperd
Arnold Sloss
Fallin Te Isk
Jack Speedon
Lung Bor
Neal
Speddon
Hetty
Neat
Ohale Biter
Speddarn Ae
Frantl
Martha
Sloan
Gerry Neal
Snaturel
Stoan
Brad
Betty
Mr. Steart Shu
Miss Brittain
Mags Brittain
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Agito Camp
Martha Brittain
Golden State Auto Park
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Betty Haynes
Inot
Arnold Slass
Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
A guide to disciplining children emphasizes constructive punishment over harsh methods. It urges tailoring approaches to each child, using guidance that preserves self esteem, and notes delayed obedience, sympathetic authority, and the lasting consequences of misbehavior on social standing.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Crota
Theader
Arives
Autograph Stamps Proposed by Actors Guild
Hollywood gossip notes report the Screen Actors Guild plans to sell star autograph stamps for 25 cents to fund relief work and actor projects. The scheme would require fans to buy stamps and stamp items before signatures, aiming to curb forgery and reduce crowds at premieres.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guilt
Studio Wate
Gables
Coopers
Dietrichs
Crawfords
Esnickers
Actors’ Guild
Bert
John McSophie
Jim Parley
Warren William
Alinel Iit
Gil
William Powell
Folkx
Spargler Artington Brugh
Beverly Hills
Honestc
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Morris Fishbein
Iter, Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Bruce Catton
Oo California
Verdor
Alaska
Argentina
Bureau of Fisheries
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Lipgincott
Tualleh
Marhu
the Vailey
Katie Heyburn
Myinuw Los
Flapper Fanny
Nea
By Sylvia
Ming Suleman
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