Star of Hope 1839 1927 1929 Hope Arkansas newspaper notice
A fragmented catalog of historical newspaper branding and billing details from Star Publishing Co in Hope Arkansas. It lists editors publishers and street address plus Associated Press affiliations and subscription rates by region and format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Consolidated Fanuary
O Justice
Star Publishing Co., Inc
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
The Nazi book burners face a late arrival
The piece weighs the danger of Nazi efforts to purge Austrian National Library and other book-burner threats. It notes the library's vast holdings, recalls Alexandria's destruction, but argues modern civilization now stands on stronger pillars and can recover what is lost. The author questions whether arsonists will ultimately ruin only their own strength.
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Austria
Berlin
Alexandria
Egypt
Vienna
How to shake hands with Mrs Roosevelt and the nation
Er There RS Roosevelt explains a quick 5 cent lesson on greeting one person and moving a crowd. The piece mocks common handshakes and offers humorous quips about avoiding pauses, crowding, and awkward social moments in line encounters.
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RS. Roosevelt
Hospital Child Care Reforms to Prevent Epidemic Diarrhea
Health officials urge strict hospital separation of newborns by infection status and enhanced nursery segregation. Proposals include three nurseries for well, infected, and exposed infants, dedicated birth rooms, sterilization rules, and careful handling during feeding to minimize cross contact.
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New York City
Regulations for Newborn Care in Hospitals
The passage describes hospital rules for newborn care including hand washing, nipple placement with sterilized gloves or forceps, and mandatory frequent examinations for attendees. It notes that physicians visiting wards should wear masks caps and gowns and mothers should wear a mask during feeding if the baby returns to the nursery. These regulations aim to prevent infection and rely on cooperation with health officers and hospital authorities.
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Hospital
Auth- Sss
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
A fragmented page note discusses roughage as moral physical and mental nourishment, citing Uncle Abner and a note on parenting. The piece emphasizes learning to battle trouble and suggests roughage is needed for children to grow into sound adults, though the text trails into incomplete phrases.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Verus
Smehy
Abner
Davin
Kay
Father
Jessa
Lfe
Flight plans raise tensions in Jackie and Beryl clash
Jackie Dunn confronts Roger Breckner and his ally Beryl Melrose as his planned coast flight looms. Jackie and Evelyn wrestle with engagement pretenses, while Roger brands the timetable as nearly set, sparking jealousy and unease as Beryl joins the scene at the airfield.
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Jacke
Roger
Evelyn
Beryl Melrose
Jackie
New York
Colony
Haversm
Beryl
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Race
The Star lists Democratic primary contenders for Hempstead County offices on Tuesday August 9 1998 including REGINALD BEARDEN for Sheriff and Collector DICK IUSE for Prosecuting Attorney High Judicial District COOK for Tax Assessor and FRANK J HILL for County and Probate Clerk. The rest of the text contains unrelated jumbled reflections on education parenting and moral formation.
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The
Star
Hempstead
Reginald Bearden
Prosecuting Attorney High Judicial
Dick Iuse
COOK
Frank J. Hill
Bowley Bill the Sea Going Cowboy review
Bruce Catton surveys Jeremiah Digges's Bowley Bill a salty tall tale collection set in a Wyoming rancher turned seafarer aboard an old ship. The tales blend authentic American folk humor with bawdy fantasy as Bowley Bill battles seas and mermaids, delivering lighthearted adventure and rough frontier wit.
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Paul Bunyan
Tall Pines
Jeremiah Digges
Viking
Digges
WPA
Presvet
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Mr. Digges
Bowley Bill
Hollywood Club Recounts by Bill Furor in Satirical Piece
In a breezy Neo Hollywood column, Bill Furor sketches life at the Mollywood Athletic Club with misfit anecdotes about actors and crew. He notes handball and steamroom sessions, witty escapades, and a vivid scene of movie people cooling off, joking, and trading tall tales amid a bustling studio atmosphere.
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Hollywood
Bill Furor
Hollyawoud
Chile
Bill
Mollywool Athletic Club
Hce-Men
Colony
Janes
Oreiv
Paul Swhwe
Washington
Toy Garnett
Glenn Morris
Nick Lucas
Ware Bond
Dick Purcell
Paul
Ward Bend
Bond
Montort
Dan Toktosan
Kieak
Gene Lockhart
Luis Alberni
Horiece Marc Millon
George Seitz
Ivan Lebudoff
Oli Hinchard
Tun Sateyee
Gene Raymond
Gene Towne
Towne
Treft
Joh Ford
Tie
Soulaw
Jarkspur
State Aivhague Commission
Ready to Blast at Mayor Hague in Debate Challenge
Representatives Bernard and O Connell denounce Jersey City Democratic boss Frank Hague as "Hitlerish actions" and vow to enter Hague's bailiwick to condemn him in public speeches. They challenge Hague to defend policies in a debate and announce regional visits to rally opposition.
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Frank Hague
John T. Bernard
Left
F.l.—Minn
Jey O'Connell
Mont
Jersey
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C. E. Palmer
Alex. R. Washburn
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise
Boward
Miller
LaFayette
Nevada
Heag
Sy DK
Morris Fishelin
American Medical Association
and Hygela
the Health Magazine
Gaul
Jackie Pun
Roger Breckner
Taree
Blyn LA Parge
Jacklew
Jackie Ie
Bors
Meryl
Roger Belioned
Jackie Dunn
M Melrose
Tom
Ducke
Darling
Mrs. Melrose
Mackie
Bery
Melrose
Iskic
Stoger
Tuckie
Herm
Innes
Juckie
James H. Pilkin'ton
Jack
Bruce Catton
Safari
Sylvia
MEA Service
Ietet
Paul Harrison
Nantucket
Stp
Cape Curl Trowns
Paul Bunyen
Mayor Hague
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