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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1938
Page
1
The piece argues mothers should train children to respond promptly to calls and finish tasks, avoiding excuses and procrastination. It warns against constant interruptions and favors steady, just discipline to foster promptness, self control, and resilience in daily duties. It also touches medieval ethics and notes sake containing alcohol.
The Stat lists 93 candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary election to be held August 9 1938. Sheriff and higher offices include REGINALD BEARDEN for Sheriff, DICK HUIE for Prosecuting Attorney in the Eight Judicial District, COOK for Tax Assessor, and JAMES A PILKINTON for State Senator Ninth District.
A wartime ethics column laments the erosion of civilized warfare as Japan accuses China of deceitful tactics in Shan tang. It recalls historic rules of engagement, notes their breakdown from the American Civil War to present indiscriminate violence, and warns that modern war lacks limits, threatening catastrophe.
A report on the Woods twins six days before their sixth birthday describes Johnny and Jimmy in playful mischief. Johnny leaps and pretends to be a pony while Jimmy causes spills and noise as the pair test boundaries. The piece concludes both boys are normal despite past conditioning and lack of supervision.
Dr Fishbein explains how tiny organisms cause disease and details tick carried illnesses. He outlines tick species such as the Rocky Mountain wood tick dog tick and rabbit tick, their regions in the United States and how human exposure leads to Rocky Mountain spotted fever with symptoms and potential fatal outcomes, noting a follow up in the next article.
A woman named du Alon Bare arrives at her parents home in Pittsburg with her brother Gene. She recalls polyp movement toward a basement door as dust arrives from Nanking where she lived during an air raid by Japanese forces. Her father Julius Bare serves as a pilot in personal service to a Chinese government head.
Jackie worries her mother Evelyn will arrange her life as Roger Breckner plans risky test flights. The pair share dinner at the Airport Inn, while Jackie seeks a way to resist her mother's matchmaking as Roger teases grand plans for future flights and fame.
The narrative traces 1860s to early 1900s Kimberley and diamond fortunes in South Africa with figures like Cecil Rhodes, Barnato, and empire politics shaping markets. It notes explosive wealth, political entanglements, and a dramatic alliance that affected global finance before ending with archival intrigue.
A reflective piece on road signs explaining their purpose to aid drivers. It emphasizes signs like STOP GO and CURVE AHEAD and RAILROAD CROSSING to reduce accidents, urging motorists to heed directions for safe travel and to not overlook signs on the road.
The text describes The new Spring and Lime Pattern Book offering 2 pages of attractive designs for many sizes and occasions. Photographs show dresses worn from these patterns, with patterns priced at 25 cents each. A model offer invites readers to send 15 cents for a pattern and address details.
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