Star Building Hope Arkansas Publisher Editor Portrait
Hope Arkansas Star Publishing Co. inc. usesページ offices at The Star Building. Publisher Palmer and Alex H Washburn lead the paper as editor and publisher. The note explains pricing and AP association. It disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and memorial notices.
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Eeme C. B. Palmer
Alex. BH. Washburn
Justics
Star Publishing Co. Inc
Pamer & Alex
H. Washburn
Star
Bouttylalint Street
Hope
Arkansas
Cdi
Col. R
Sea Protections and the Army Budget Debate
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 416 million dollar defense bill arguing the nation’s defenses are unprepared. The piece argues that any invasion would first require defeating the navy, securing a coastal base, and transporting vast forces across 3000 miles, making a successful invasion highly unlikely.
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House
Uncle Sam
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ind
America
Gallipoli
Shifting White House Stance on Monopolies Sparks Debate
The administration moves from lax anti monopoly stance to calls for stronger enforcement. It opposes the Tydings bill to legalize price contracts and sues the aluminum combine, signaling a turnaround from early NRA criticisms that it fostered big firm dominance. Consumers may welcome higher protections if prices stabilize.
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White House
NRA
Prevention of rheumatic fever in children
The Family Doctor advises improving general child health to prevent rheumatic fever. Emphasizes quiet rest, ample sleep and recreation, postmeal rests, warmth, fresh but nonirritating air, and prompt care for colds and sore throats. A nutritious diet supports recovery. persistent underweight raises heart disease risk. Bed rest two weeks after fever ends under medical supervision.
Satiation in Children Should Be Guarded
The essay warns parents against overindulgence as youth seeks thrills from travel, sweets, and parties. It argues that too much exposure leads to lowered expectations and chronic boredom, delaying fulfillment and spoiling future happiness. Simplicity and measured adventures help maintain wonder.
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Bach Yuong
Child Heart After Rheumatic Fever Requires Care
A physician notes that after rheumatic fever a child must limit daily exercise and work to protect heart function. Indicators of insufficient oxygen include exertional discomfort, shortness of breath, foot swelling, and blue-tinged skin. Constant vigilance is essential as the heart may not pump adequately. There are 7407 miles of railways within Romania.
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Rumania
Ah hil deen tale contrasts in two schoolgirl fates
Olive Roberts Barton contrasts a missing nigh school girl who "never saw anything" with a young survivor from a near drowning. One longs for world beyond lessons and chores, the other flees at eighteen from sunfelt disillusionment as store windows and city life fail to thrill her.
Love entangled in a Seattle bound survey plot
In Chapter XIX Joan Barrett attends a dinner hosted by Sybil Hendry where Bob and Philip Hendry surface in a web of secrets. Sybil reveals Philip’s travels from Chicago to Seattle and hints at gossip that could threaten Joan’s relationship with Bob as the Hendrys orchestrate a quiet scheme.
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Sybil
Bob
Joan
Washington
Abraham
John
Hendry
Norton
Dorothy
Jennings
Mrs. McDonald
Philip
Chicago
Seattle
Jean
Mr. Hendry
Joan Barrett
Dorothy Starke
San Francisco
Cereain
Middletown in Transition by Bruce Catton review
Bruce Catton praises the Lynds second study Middletown in Transition as superior to their 1930s Middletown. The book reexamines Muncie Indiana to show a culture clinging to outdated beliefs while facing modern pressures and changing social norms.
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Helen
Robert Lynd
Bea Island
Middletown
Harcourt, Brace
Wen
Lynds
Tittle
Middletower
Muncie
Ind
Syphilis a Social Scourge in American Life
In a six part NEA Service series the Lynds explore syphilis as a social issue and medical threat. They note the widespread impact on health and economy with estimates of infection rates days lost and insurance costs while examining marriage bans and public policy responses amid a changing American society. The article discusses how disease shapes life expectancy and financial burdens and foreshadows further exploration of how syphilis spreads and what it does not do.
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NEA Service
Lynds
Jefferson
Middletown
America
Morris Fishbein
M. D
Journal of the American Medical Association
New York State
Red Light
Michigan
Oklahoma
Utah
Wraparound dress pattern No 8973 for spring and summer
Popular wraparound dress pattern No 8973 with princess lines and shoulder back buttons. Describes fabrics percale gingham calico and sizing 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Provides yardage for size 16 and instructions to request pattern and sewing book by coupon offers and pricing.
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Fippe
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Ee Onch
Associated Press
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Olive Roberts Barton
Mixa Baldwin
Wayberigh School
Ybil
Mr. Norton
Bruce Catton
Vere
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia Cop
Nea Btavide
IHG
U.S
Chuck
Lal
Dr. Fishbell
Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
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