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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1938

Page

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Newspaper policy and rates notice for The Star

The Star outlines its staff positions, Associated Press affiliation, and publication terms. It lists delivery and mail rates, geographic coverage, and a policy against publishing tributes and unsolicited manuscripts. It also notes charges for tributes and memorials and disclaims responsibility for manuscripts.

Associated Presa NEA Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette Associated Press Star

Bearden Huie Hill Named In Hempstead Primary slate

The Star publishes official Hempstead county Democratic primary slate for August 9 1938 announcing REGINALD BEARDEN for Sheriff and Collector DICK HUIE for Prosecuting Attorney Eight Judicial District COOK for Tax Assessor Co FRANK J HILL for County and Probate Clerk.

The Star Hempstead County Reginald Bearden Dick Huie Tax Assessor Co Cook Frank J. Hill

A Radical Small College Prefers Small and Poor

A reprinted opinion argues that big endowments and sprawling campuses distract from true learning. It cites Black Mountain College near Asheville, its $10,000 appetite, no degrees, and $9 athletics, praising a plan to keep education intimate and focused on fundamentals rather than wealth and size.

D. Thomas Whitney Surette Black Mountain College New York Ashville N.C

Cosmic Streams Bind Galaxies in Infinite Spiral System

A report to the American Philosophical Society states that stellar systems flow in cosmic streams, with galaxies as parts of larger super-systems. One stream is lop-sided, containing eight times as many island universes, each universe built from tens to hundreds of billions of stellar systems. The universe forms a hierarchy of spirals within spirals ad infinitum.

American Philosophical Society

Health rules for teachers from De Fishbein’s series

A survey of teachers’ health leads to ten fundamentals for good health. Emphasizes honest self‑assessment, annual exams, balanced eating, adequate hydration, exercise, posture, hygiene, regular sleep, and bowel health with practical daily routines.

de. Fishbein Ordur

Be Cheerful Help Your Health With Exercise And Recreation

The text urges water, bulky foods, fruit, and regular vigorous exercise while avoiding constipation medicines. It warns chronic worry harms the nervous system and health, lowers vital functions, and endangers organs. It advocates cheerfulness, unselfishness, humor, imagination, and staying fit without worrying about health. It calls for mental and muscular recreation and preserving a playful spirit.

Raising a Family by Olive Roberts

An eclectic column fragment presents a domestic scene with William and a narrator discussing youth elixirs and personal quirks. The dialogue hints at empathy, maturity, and the sensitivity of certain individuals, contrasting tolerance and criticism within family dynamics. The piece reads like a reflective vignette on everyday flaws and understanding.

Shocking Lunch Reveal Bridges Flight News And Love

In a city trip Jackie discovers Roger dining with a glamorous widow, Mrs Melrose, at the Colony restaurant. The club scene and whispered ties to Roger’s Santa Claus stratosphere flight unfold, prompting Evelyn to warn Jackie about engagement risks and power among aviation patrons.

Roger Jackie Evelyn Jackie Murmuured Washington Charles Melrose Jackia Henri Beryl Davidson Cleveland Santa Claus Carling Sager Darling Raper Jacqueline Osha Pegiah

The Cost of Intolerance in Daily Life

A narrative on how intolerance arises from defense and prejudice. The text describes encounters across the street and the impact on children, noting how parental attitudes shape the next generation. It urges living and letting live as a mark of civility.

Jimmy Joe William Ball Avery

Book a Day By Bruce Catton

Book review praises a personal history of American village life in Edwin Valentine Mitchell's American Village. It notes nostalgia for slower times, basic comforts, and social scenes in general stores, barber shops, inns, and rural churches, illustrated by Henry Ford's Dearborn museum pieces. The critic finds the work engaging and readable.

Edwin Valentine Mitchell Stockpole Mitchell America Henry Ford Dearborn Greenfield Village

Purdue Twins Form Dynamic Battery On the Mound

In Lafayette Indiana Purdue University features Arnot Bredewater as pitcher and Arthur as catcher forming a notable twin battery. Arnold topped the Big Ten last season with a 2.58 ERA. In his first two starts this year he defeated Minnesota and Michigan, fanning 27 batters.

Lafayette Ind Twins Purdue Arnot Bredewater Arthur Arnold Minnesota Michigan

Hollywood payroll woes stir tales of stars and a writer

A string of anecdotes from early studio days outlines payroll slashes and harsh economics in Hollywood. A songwriter on a one year, million contract earns little work as months pass, prompting a return to the city with a 20 week payout surprise. Norman Krasna and William Faulkner faced similar quirks, dodging office norms to craft scripts from distant locales and at home. A young actor’s extra effort on a love scene ends with a firing, a reminder of the era’s uncompromising set culture.

Hollywood New York Europe Hallyweard Wong Lubliser Norman Krasna Krasna Ernest Lubitsch Paramount Honolulu Lubitself Falkner Honework William Falkner Hne Ie An Yung Shine de Arrivadl Blink Vinethas

Swiss Chard for Summer Greens

Garden notes declare Swiss chard a reliable summer greens source after spinach falters in heat. Plant sparsely, thin to two inches, keep soil moist and fed, and harvest leaves young for best tenderness. The entire plant, including midribs and stems, is edible when cooked like spinach in creamy sauces.

Yeretubia Ceparagig

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