Star News Editorial on Work, War and Society in Hope Ark
A pasted miscellaneous column discusses post office policy, subscription rates, and the Associated Press. It shifts to a critical reflection on German Nazi labor policy, arguing two months of manual labor for officials misses the real issue of insecurity and class awareness, concluding social sympathy cannot be taught from above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao
Atwaya
City Cartier
Mall
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Millar
LaFayette
Associated Press
Star
Hermann Goering
Nan
Uwork
Speed and danger at grade crossings warned by reporter
A newspaper reporter riding in a fast streamlined train cab offers an engineer view of crossing hazards. He notes a train travels about a thousand feet in eight seconds and can appear farther away than it is. His key advice: if you can see a train approaching at a crossing, you cannot cross safely. wait for it.
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Johanny
Docheblkil
Vve
Hollywood
Hut
Sre
Paramount
Peckham
Eve Greene
Harlan Wire
Wonder Boy
Adolph 2 Aukor
Gentleman
Angina Pectoris Advice From The Family Doctor
The article explains angina pectoris symptoms and triggers, noting chest pain near the breastbone that may spread to the arm or neck, and that attacks can follow heavy meals, exertion, or emotional stress. It advises eating slowly, avoiding heavy meals and exercise after eating, and avoiding wind exposure, with caution in stairs and pacing to manage episodes. It notes urban living and colder climates see more cases and that individuals can live a fairly normal life with proper management.
Ten commandments for heart health in old guidance text
The fragment outlines ten health directives for individuals with heart conditions, emphasizing gradual exercise, weight management, avoiding post-meal exertion, stress reduction, infection prevention, regular bowel routines, sufficient sleep with fresh air, balanced life, and periodic medical checks. It reads as practical, period guidance blending medical and lifestyle advice.
Edna Green Weds. Small Town News from Brownstown
McCaskill Miss Edna Green of Brownstown Ark married a six weeks end news of Mrs Chester Brown. Irene Pickett of Cora Donnell hospital in Prescott visited her parents J P Pickett Saturday. Mrs Green Shuffies their guests Thursday. Mrs Argie Henry and daughter Nell left for Pittsburgh Texas to spend the summer. Nell Henry teaches at McCaskill grammar school. Ezra Moses of Little Rock visiting Walter Moses. Earnest Haney of Prescott visited Mrs Orville Watson and Miss May Long Saturday. Harold Gorham of El Dorado spent days visiting his mother M O Gorham. Ladies of the M E Missionary conference held in Hape Wednesday.
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Edna Green
Brownstown
Ark
Chester Brown
Irene Pickett
Cora Donnell
Prescott
J. P. Pickett
Green Shuffies
Tom Coulter
Emma Smith
Locksburg
Argie Henry
Nell
Pittsburgh
Texas
Mis
Nell Henry
McCaskill Grammar School
Ezra Moses
Little Rock
Walter Moses
Earnest Haney
Orville Watson
May Long
Harold Gorham
el Dorado
M. O. Gorham
M. E. Missionary Conference
Hape
Murderous Secrets Haunt Sybil in San Francisco Tale
In the ongoing serial, Sybil uncovers a killer clue linking Joan Barrett to a murder ten years past in San Francisco as Phillip wires details. A late night call reveals Barrett’s hanging and Joan’s heritage, intensifying fears about bloodlines and crime as Sybil plans to warn Uncle John before a Saturday wedding.
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Joan Harhett
Arcetary
John Hendry
Hendry
Joan
Sybil
Hendehy
John Fendrs
Pship Hendry
Donothy Stadlee
Charles Norton
California
Yeaterday
Philip
San Pema Place
Joan Barrett
San Quentin
Bob Andrews
Bob
John
Coach Appreciates He Has Vocal Star
Minnesota baseball players chatter on the field and coach Frank Mc Cormick praises a diminutive sophomore on the coaching lines for loud and voracious banter in a recent game. The remark highlights the唯一 shout above a whisper as a valued asset to the team.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Frank McCormick
The Burning Court and Other Mysteries Review
Bruce Catton notes John Dickson Carr’s The Burning Court is a baffling, eerie mystery about a Pennsylvania gentleman killed by arsenic and a reincarnated poisoner, plus remarks on Dead To the Door-Nail and The Tiny Diamond with mixed success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickson Carr
Harpers
Pennsylvania
Mr. Carr
Paul Huggard
Charlotte Murray Russell
Crime Club
Chicago
Broadway Memories and Humorous Dining Room Tales
A collage of New York theater and social life notes. Pulitzer play You Can’t Take It With You mocks Columbia University. amusing meetups include Joseph Hergesheimer meeting pitcher Carl Hubbell with a quip about rackets. Restaurant sign tracks plate losses. actor Joe Cook’s double steals the show's spotlight.
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New York
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hergesheimer
Hubbell
Irving Hoffman
Stork
Hoffman
New Yorker
Valug Jou Cook
Cook
Joe
Bridal Shower Honors J T Cummins Headed Gifts
Miss Jettie Curtis visited her sister Mrs Jimmie Head at Sweet Home Sunday. Miss Margaret Long hosted a bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. J T Cummins with music and games. The couple received many useful gifts. Mrs Cummins was Miss Lillian Brown before her marriage May 1. Mrs Belle Davis of Belton visited her granddaughter Mrs Louis Sutton Sunday. Mr and Mrs J D Davis and son Harold of Texarkana were weekend guests of Mrs J D Sley.
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Jettie Curtis
Jimmie Head
Sweet Home
Margaret Long
J. T. Cummins
Cummins
Lillian Brown
Belle Davis
Belton
Louis Sutton
J. D. Davis
Harold
Texarkana
J. D. Sley
Quarrels Among Children in the Family
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how sister and brother spats arise from habit and envy, how a mother can identify underlying causes, and how firm talking and consistent rules can restore peace. The piece emphasizes calm, patient intervention and the parent’s right to insist on amiable conduct at home.
Peckham Envisions Global Ventures After Hollywood Stay
Hollywood interview with Ted Peckham depicts his plan to move on to new triumphs in the east or continent while he faces a cooler press in Hollywood. He discusses fees, a shelved project “Gentlemen for Hire,” and his aim to recruit a thousand men for escort services abroad, with future stops in New York London Paris and possibly a Broadway revue.
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Hollywood
Ted Peckham
Peckham
Pertervart
Ann
Uint
New York
Bureau
Pasadena
Tim
Cleveslane
Ne York
London
Paris
Orient
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Rane
Ybil
San Francisco
Barrett
Thomas Barrett
Watson
Abraham
Uncle John
Jennings
Mr. Norton
Bruce Catton
Mystery Knee
Phin Raffler
Olive Roberts Barton
Trne
Taul
Minn
Ther Poliuy
Nepkins
Haynes Bros
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