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The Star of Hope Arkansas announces subscription prices for city carriers and mail, details regional availability in Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and LaFayette counties, and notes Associated Press affiliation and policy on tributes. The Star disclaims unsolicited manuscripts and reserves rights on memorials and space in ads.
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Raising A Family Family No 99 Anxiety Looms
In a quiet domestic scene Lattie frets after a happy day, fearing the next day will bring disappointment or tragedy. Her mother notes the pattern of mood swings and explains common worries, while Lattie’s bedtime prayers reveal lingering apprehension about tomorrow.
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Lattie
Edo
Conferences Could Forge a Broad Plan for Shared Recovery
The author argues for a coordinated national conference uniting agriculture labor industry and government to combat depression. He warns that self interested groups would hijack plans, producing little action and leaving the nation no better off, stressing that the whole is greater than its parts.
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League of Nations
Philip Murray
Roosevelts
Murray
Little Eond
Mr. Murray
Altitude Work Boosts Labor Fitness in Andes Mines
Harvard fatigue studies reveal miners at 19,000 feet show extraordinary physical stamina, laboring all day yet suffering impaired hearing and reduced head activity. The piece weighs future fears of artificial workers rising amid industrial progress.
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Harvard Fatigue Laboratory
Harvard
Sean
Artificia
Birth Certificates Urged For All Babies By Health Dept
Baltimore health officials urge universal birth certificates noting their value for proving citizenship age and identity. Will Rogers once highlighted birth records to obtain a passport, and families are advised to register early, name wisely, and secure copies from city clerks when needed.
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Baltimore’ Health Department
Will Rogers
Department of State
Arange
Health Department
Trael
The End of a Trial Engagement in a Station
Jackie waits at a station noon train as Beryl Melrose stops her to reveal a painful truth about Roger. The pair discuss the failed engagement and Jackie’s heartbreak, while Beryl warns Roger may never walk again, ending with a cliffhanger.
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Jackie
Evelyn
Roger
Bellefonte
Lewisburg
Harrisburg
Beryl Melrose
Beryl
Goodby
Beryls
Bery
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Candidates
The Star lists primary candidates authorized to run in Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9 1938. Reginald Bearden seeks Sheriff and Collector. Dick Huie Lyle Brown run for Prosecuting Attorney Elect judicial district. Cook Dewey Nendrix vies for Tax Assessor s. Frank J Hill Andrew Speedy Hutson Panniemia contest County and Probate Clerk. James H Pilkinton seeks State Senator Ninth District.
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Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Dick Huie Lyle Brown
Frank J. Hill Andrew (Speedy) Hutson Panniemia
James H. Pilkinton
Be careful there’s always a settling for those who get too happy
A mother recalls Aunt Hester’s warning about happiness and settling as her daughter Lottie, once afraid of joy, learns to balance gladness with caution. Across a sequence of family gestures and careful parenting, Lottie moves from fear to a steadier routine, discovering that honest laughter comes without a price.
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Lottie
Sete
Hesters
Lotttie
Hester
Lucy
Aunt Hester
Daddy
Dare
Tattie
Youth and Sex survey tracks college morals changes
A book review notes Dorothy Bromley and Florence Britten surveyed about 3000 college students by interview and questionnaire. The results show American youth, especially college students, moving away from old sexual morality though they appear unsure of their destination.
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Dorothy Dunbar Bromley
Florence Haxton Britten
Harpers
Shorty Hoeseler the chimp star of Hollywood films
Paul Harrison reports on Shorty Hoeseler the one year old chimp rising as a film star under anthropologist John Haeseler and child psychologist Mrs Haeseler. Shorty performs feats, boxes, rides, and acts in Give a Million while Ditto doubles. He learns from Warner Baxter and smokes tea, earns $400 weekly with a three week guarantee, and trains under careful care to remain manageable on set.
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Hollywood
Jiggs
Panzee
Shorty Hoeseler
Shorty
John Haeseler
Maeseler
Milian
2Th Fox
Jean Hervholt
Ler- Sholt
Sherry
Warner Baster
Haeseler
Marjorie Weaver
Sid
Haesele
Evettit
Ditte
Sharty
Ditto
Willinea
Hagseler
Lili
Record Grain Cargo Sets Great Lakes Weight Mark
Superior, Wis. Canadian Steamship Co. grain carrier LeMoyne carried a corn cargo of about 14,000 tons, a new Great Lakes record for export. The shipment weighed roughly 12,500 bushels and represented a major milestone in lake shipping.
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Candian Steamship Company Grain Caer LeMoyne
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