Star of Hope amid Hope Arkansas newspaper notice
A historical notice from The Star Publishing Co of Hope Arkansas outlines staff positions, ownership, and pricing. It lists G. E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher, plus subscription rates and tax or memorial inscription policies. It notes Associated Press membership and disclaims manuscript handling.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
O Justice
Star Publishing Co, Inc
Alex H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
G. E. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Star
The Wandering Word Progressive in American Politics
A historic reflection on how the term progressive rose, shifted into liberal, and faded, only to reappear as La Follette’s movement resurges. The piece examines why tired progressives and liberals recur in cycles, arguing the liberal progressive balance between past and future wears people out while the extremist endures.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Blind man fulfills dream riding fire truck to blaze
Alfred Aldinger of Frankfort New York, blind for 20 years, achieved his lifelong ambition by riding a fire truck to a fire and operating the siren, a moment the article frames as a bridge to understanding the blind.
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Alfred Aldinger
Frankfort
N.Y
Aldinger
Modern warm water therapy centers for crippled children rise
The Georgia Warm Springs Foundation spurs similar institutions nationwide with underwater gymnastics and specialized equipment. Modern orthopaedic hospitals include pools, braces, and apparatus to correct deformities, enable tendon transplants, nerve repairs, and progressive tissue development under multidisciplinary expert care. The article notes broader adoption in warmer northern and cooler southern hemispheres.
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Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
United Stat
Los Angeles
Jersey City
Carrie Tingley
Hot Springs
New Mexico
Spoej
Little acts of help and character building
The piece extols a spirit of willing helpfulness beyond routine duties. It recalls a girl who prepared holiday baskets for an orphanage, presenting them with care and best clothes, though some misfit actions and distractions cloud the note of genuine charity.
Jackie Sends Luck and Love Amid Roger's Faint SOS
Jackie and Mac monitor Roger's strato sphere flight from the radio tower at the little Air Port Inn. Roger reports altitude and position before oxygen runs low and engine power falters, and Jackie clings to hope as the transmission fades toward a dangerous descent.
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Ackie
Roger
Jackie
Mac
JBHLP
Border Line
Pennsylvania
Mel
Hira
Jacke
Duckie
Dre
Tite
Tan
Weill
Mav
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Primary 1938
The Star announces candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary election on August 9 1938. Sheriff and Collector REGINALD BEARDEN Prosecuting Attorney DICK HATE and LYLE BROWN Tax Assessor COOK County and Probate Clerk FRANK d HILL and ANDREW Speedy HUTSON State Senator Ninth District JAMES H PILKINTON.
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Por
Dick Hate
Lyle Brown
Frank d. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson
James H. Pilkinton
Child Birth Bells Ring in Rehren Schooltone
Fragmentary lines describe bells rung for each birth in Rehren area. Vague references to Rhineland and a schoolhouse image appear, with unclear names and dates.
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Rehren
Rhineland
New Schoothia
Reheyn
A Book a Day By Brose Cotton
A literary note on Pontiac and Sitting Bull, contrasting legends with historical fates and hinting at American history narratives. The piece, mixing quotes and musings, touches on justice, misfortune, and enduring Americana while invoking a breezy catalog of historical figures and odd facts.
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Jack
Pontiac
Detroit
Sitting Bull
Mr. Britt
Lang on Hollywood Pictures and the New Audience
Paul Norrison notes Fritz Lang argues cinema must entertain and reflect real life rather than preach. He cautions against extreme censorship while praising a growing public of thinkers and readers who seek meaningful stories beyond dreamlike escapism. Lang stresses movies should entertain with action and drama, but avoid glamorizing poverty or corruption, aiming for responsible, thought provoking work.
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Hollywood
Fritz Lang
Politien
Cluzines
Seowle
Liang
Anc
Hays
Muto
Sidney Tinwird
Exchange Professors and Police Across Texas Institutions
In Austin officials discuss swapping professors with universities and finding counterparts on the police side. The idea involves exchanges between police forces and academic staff to foster collaboration. The proposal signals broader interagency cooperation within state institutions and universities.
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Austin
Tex
iAy
Hing
Popula
Tess Raigers
Hanos Blues
Willy State Police Foretss
Eschvange
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Jackie Dunn
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Rogei Heeckner
Beros
Ery Melhose
Hoer
Evelyn LA Panga
Jackien
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Mehrheeina
Mackie
Tonkent
Mont Diti
Raper
Eiaht
Mae
Rogers
For Tax Assessor Co. Cook
Brose Cotton
United States
By Sylvia
Paul Norrison
Tires of
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Tyrone Power
Alice Taye
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Star Publishing Company
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