Star of Hope 1999 Press 1927 Consolidated January 18 1929
The Star of Hope newspaper, Hope Arkansas, published weekdays by Star Publishing Co. Inc. C. E. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn editors. Subscription rates listed for city carrier and mail in several counties. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
O Justice
Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburm
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise
N. E. Se
Lee
Hempstead
Nevada
Seward
Miller
LaFayette
Comercial
Star
New Buildings and the Human Value of Slum Clearance
A New York City housing conference hears a moving account from Mrs. Anta Schier of the Lower East Side who left a vermin-ridden tenement for a Williamsburgh project. She describes the change as paradise, underscoring that slum clearance costs money and may not pay in dollars, yet transforms life from misery to happiness for the residents.
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New York
Anta Schier
Brooklyn
Schier
Pat
Make Yourself Comfy ITALY Welcomes Hitler with Guards
A correspondent reports Italy prepared to receive Hitler with tight security. Thousands of people deemed potentially hostile are under arrest or under police surveillance. Frontiers are watched, travelers questioned, and thousands of detectives deployed in Rome Naples and Florence. Homefront residents along the route bear responsibility for actions of observers through heavy decorations designed to shield from gunfire.
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Italy
Hitler
Rome
Naples
Florence
Water Is Essential for Life Says Family Doctor Column
The Family Doctor discusses water as the second most important life substance after air and food. Citing Dr. Walter Cannon, the article explains regular water intake, shares desert survival examples, and notes eight glasses daily to maintain bodily secretions, digestion, lubrication, and temperature control.
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Walter B. Cannon
Cannon
United States
Coocoor
Walter
Hig
Bigger Bread Loaf to Help the Farmers
In Topeka Kansas bakers vote for a larger bread loaf to boost consumption and aid wheat farmers. They argue a bigger slice will be eaten even if the loaf is twice as large as the current long loaf, since more wheat is used to produce it.
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Topeka
Kay—ii
Kansas
Tach
Fila
Farrell Ie
Jessa
Bering
Shirtey
George Ratt Plits
Fi- Manes
St Gietire
Max Baer
Marlyn Dietrich
Coltinisia
Cliveetad
Ahdy
Frank Capito
Torin
Forme Maarat
Tyrone
Pawerdanet
Elimpasceos Bharty
Dito
Marjorie Weaver
Jae Nersholt
Ditto
Sar
Tarshalt
Thal Isaac
Jackie Coogan
Universal
New Gray
Coogin
Idris
Raising Family by Olivert A grandmother’s plea for true kinship
A grandmother speaks on aging and how children view elders. She urges breaking the distance between generations, asking to be treated as an equal grandchild friend rather than a distant figure. She shares playful conflicts and hopes to grow closer with her grandchildren through shared activities and respect.
Pilot's flight plan tests and romance clash aboard
Roser delays west coast departure awaiting favorable weather as Jackie and Roger debate risk and loyalty. He asks Jackie to wear his aviation pin for luck, but she hesitates. Beryl Melrose arrives with news, stirring tension as the trio weighs love, duty, and the fateful coast flight.
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Roser
West Coast
Jackie
Beryl
Roger
Beryl Melrose
Jack
Ackie
Bery
Melrise
Beryl Sid
Political Announcements for Hempstead County 1938 Primary
The Star prints candidate declarations for the Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9, 1938. Vor Sheritt and Reginald Bearden vie for Prosecuting Attorney, Dick Hate for Tax Assessor, Frank J. Andrew Hutson for County and Probate Clerk, and James H. Pilkinton for State Senator Ninth District. The piece includes campaign quotes and remarks on civic duties and respect for elders.
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Star
Hempstead County
Vor Sheritt
Reginald Bearden
Frank J
LG Andrew (Speedy) Hutson
James H. Pilkinton
Journey to Manoos a vivid travel study and critique
Bruce Catton reviews Journey to Manoos by Earl P Hanson, a 1981 expedition across the Grinaco and Crinago jungles to study terrestrial magnetism. Hanson finds jungle mood, primitive tastes for Beethoven, and extensive old world reach despite supposed dangers. the piece notes imperial shifts and economic woes shaping the journey.
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Engiaeer
Earl P. Hanson
Carnevie Institution
Crinago
Amazon
Divers Polis
Ife
Hanson
Manoos
Reynal and Hitchcock
Manoas
Grinaco
Mangas
Hollywood Notes on Pictures and Personalities
Paul Harrison reports a burst of talk about timely pictures and star power. The piece mentions Robert Taylor and others possibly reassembling for a new version, while casting rumors swirl around Carole Lombard, Greta Garbo, Katharine Hepburn, and Mary Pickford. It also notes industry chatter on samplings of wealth, talent exchanges, and shifting genres, with behind the scenes antics and career moves across Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Universal
Robert Taylor
Beverly Hills
Sam Wood
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
Martha Raye
Arthur Loew
Paramount
Joe E. Brown
Gladiator Brown
Miss Raye
Alianas
Carole Lombard
Dunne
Katharine Hepburn
Greta Garbo
Fuais
Fernand Gravet
Paris
France
Gravet
Shirley Temple
Charles Farrell
Most Practical Annuals for Long Bloom and Cuttings
The piece ranks petunia zinnia and maarigeld for lasting bloom, uster for taking alone, poppy for delegate colors, and recommends a balanced mix of annuals for all-season color. It notes cutting-worthy darkspurs salpigiussia scabiosa and mourning bride, plus cultivated mustard for greens and ornamental gaiety with a nod to okra?
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