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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery, names C E Palmer as President and A I Washburn as Editor, and states AP and NEA affiliations. It warns that tributes and memorials will incur charges and the paper disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
The Star lists candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9 1938 for Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden Prosecuting Attorney Eight Judicial District Dick Huse Tax Assessor C Cook County and Probate Clerk Frank J Hill Fay State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton.
An essay argues real progress lies in daily comfort, recalling Charles II’s brutal 17th century medical regimen. It contrasts past brutal cures with today’s humane care, suggesting modern medicine greatly enhances happiness and ease of life.
A discussion urges realism in wallpaper and interior decor to better reflect local atmosphere. The article cautions against decorative disguises such as swan offices and exotic patterns in public spaces. It suggests practical, regionally themed motifs for various rooms including waiting areas and offices.
Attitudes toward teachers reflect youth experiences shaping views of teachers as weak or unhealthy. The National Education Association cites studies on teacher health, noting common causes like poor habits, workload, and illness. Among nearly 1000 teachers, 17 percent had vision issues, 30 percent heart or circulation problems, 27 percent posture or foot difficulties, 31 percent tonsillar or throat disturbances, and 23 percent were overweight or underweight.
A reflective piece on child intelligence and self discipline. It argues that early judgment is limited and suggests guiding a child to plan tasks. An example shows a mother teaching efficiency by showing a boy how to fill a box with sand, then a boy’s milk run illustrates sequence and prioritization.
In a tense family dinner Jackie and Roger spar over wedding timing and future plans. Mr Scott questions Roger's readiness while Evelyn presses for a June wedding. The couple retreat for a moonlit drive where Roger kisses Jackie, provoking a sharp slap and tears as the chapter ends.
A domestic vignette depicts Marie, Junior, and Mack in a tense afternoon as a caregiver contends with their impatience and mischief. The narrator reflects on parenting, self control, and the role of home life in shaping character, arguing calm leadership teaches graciousness and responsibility.
The 400 foot Tower of Sun on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay is nearing completion for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. It will house a carillon of 44 bells with world famous ringers scheduled to perform throughout the fair.
The Ozan McCaskill Bridge, damaged by heavy rains, is being reconstructed and highway officials expect it to be usable soon. Traffic from Ozan to McCaskill has been diverted to the Nashville McCaskill route until completion.
Legal notice from the General Assembly filed February 7 1938 proposes amending the Arkansas Constitution to require the chancellor judge to preside over probate matters in each county and to allow consolidation of chancery and probate courts, with appeals to the Supreme Court and details on clerks and terms. The amendment to Sections 41 35 and 14 of Article VII outlines probate jurisdiction, appeals, clerk elections, and effective date.
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