Star of Hope 1899 1927 1929 Hope Arkansas Star Newspaper
The Star of Hope newspaper published weekdays by Star Publishing Co. in Hope Arkansas lists staff Palmer and Weadburn as president and editor with a circulation and subscription schedule. It notes Associated Press affiliation, advertising policies, and memorial tribute charges, along with a disclaimer about manuscript submissions.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. Palmer
Alex. H. Weadburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Boward
Miller
LaFayette
Star
Goldwyn aims to film exiling Jews, courting Hollywood maturity
Samuel Goldwyn announced plans to dramatize the exile of Jews from Germany, challenging studio fears of hurting foreign markets. Critics worry such films offend totalitarian regimes and cut profits, but Goldwyn argues movies must tell real world stories to grow into a true mature cultural force.
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Samuel Goldwyn
VVR
Goldwyn
Germany
Mr. Goldwyn
Sam Goldwyn
Hollywood
Observation in the field reshapes business study
The dean of a business college advocates field observation as core to research teaching that links statistics to real causes. He warns that value depends on broad samples beyond top executives, predicting either widespread housecleaning or a surge of sharp, talented future business leaders and, paradoxically, a boom in mental health care.
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One Business College
The Fam Family Doctor on Fats in Diet and Health
Fats provide concentrated energy and can reduce hunger in small meals. Opinions vary on ideal fat intake. guidelines suggest about one third of calories, higher for laborers. Vitamins A D E occur in fats, with differences among pork fats, vegetable oils, cod and halibut oils. Choices depend on taste, price, and nutritional value, not calories alone. The Canadian Medical Association lists foods by fat content: low under 2 percent, medium 2 to 10 percent, rich over 10 percent. A historic note mentions a paper turning ideas into broad influence.
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Canadian Medical Association
Miracle Operation Gives Roger Hope to Walk Again
Jackie and Beryl confront a daunting path as surgeon Vendetti agrees to operate on Roger. He survives the procedure, with the surgeon warning it will be a long, slow fight. faith, courage, and love may yet restore Roger to walking and perhaps flying again.
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Jackie
Beryl
Tvhom
Roger
Hope
Vendetti
Doctor Vendetti
Litle
Jackle
Tord Jackie
Hollywood Star Helps Lindsay Festival With Grand Pageantry
Paul Harrison reports on Robert Cummings as carnival king for Lindsay Grange Blossom Festival. Cummings, vegetarian and bearded in The Texans, recalls greetings by name from locals, rides in a parade with the Orange Blossom Queen, and crowns the festival. Hollywood’s star finds joy in aviation and acting career pivots.
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Hollywood
Santa Claus
Hollywood Boulevard
California
Lindsay
Robert Cummings
Worzy
Cummings
Vivian Janis
Broadway
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Primary
The Star announces candidates in the Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1998. For Sheriff Collector REGINALD BEARDEN. For Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District DICK HUIE LYLE BROWN.
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The
Star
Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Huie Lyle Brown
Community quilting bee and weekend visitors mingle in Harmony
Shower Springs hosted a quilting bee with a butterfly pattern and ice cream treats. Guests included Mrs Tester Taylor and Geralline of Center Point, Mr Dudney and family from Bright Star, Parker Rogers of Columbus visiting Mrs John Laseter, and several others touring Arkadelphia for a State Teachers College sermon.
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Ray Rogers
Tester Taylor
Geralline
Center Point Callee
Q. J. Phillips
Scufur Dudney
Buek Banks
Bright Star
Parker Rogers
Columbus
John Laseter
VM. England
Tom
Leonel Anl
Loreta
Texarkana
Arkadelphia
State Teachers College
Ada Mae Engin
Luther Owen
Shreveport
George Johnson
Carrol Mullins
Judy Reece
Pete Laseter
Donald Joe
Hope
Shaver Springs
O. Phillips
J. Bo Buckworth
Centerville
Clovis Fuller
Bobbie Lee Rogers
Harmony
Roy Blaxander
Mexico
Gelia Gray
Merchant
Joplin Man Adopts UK Image to Succeed on Stage
A young man from Joplin Missouri pursued Broadway fame by studying English manners and adopting the stage name Blade Stanhope Conway. He briefly appeared in Candida on a vacant theater marquee, mailed photos to managers, found roles in New York, then shifted to Hollywood with a Texas background for King Vidor’s Saved the Rose. He has since appeared in 14 films and gained access to airplanes.
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Broadway
Joplin
Cummings
England
Blade Stanhope Conway
New York
Hollywood
King Vidor
Inhibition and childhood morals in family guidance
The piece argues that parental inhibitions shape conduct, noting natural balance between desire and restraint. It warns against overbearing repression which harms future happiness, urging sensible morality and normal values. It concludes with a striking analogy about lightning releasing millions of kilowatts.
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Lawa
Children's day program at Holly Grove Sunday
The community looks forward to a children's day program Sunday afternoon at Holly Grove. Friends extend sympathy to the family of the late W. B. Thrasher. The Aldersgate service was led Tuesday night by Mrs. H. W. Timberlake. W. I. Hartsfield is at home recovering. Dell, Jewell Dean, and Bobby Yeager of Mot Springs are visiting.
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W. B. Thrasher
H. W. Timberlake
W. i. Hartsfield
Dell
Jewell Dean
Bobby Yeager
Mot Springs
Hempstead County to Vote on County Seat Move to Hope
County Court orders an election on June 7 1938 to relocate Hempstead County seat from Washington to Hope Arkansas. The order cites sufficient petition signatures, title to proposed site, and directs public notice and proper election procedures. Sheriff J E Bearden and election commissioners set the official duties and publication requirements.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Washington
Hope
Hermpstead County
Hope Star
Hempstead
Cleaning Tips The Gentle Way to Freshen Your Wardrobe
A compact guide offers simple methods for clothes care using safe cleaning steps. It emphasizes gentle handling and natural techniques to improve appearance and extend fabric life.
Ramon's Brownie Pills for Kidney Relief Ad
An old advertisement claims Ramon's Brownie Pills ease nighttime bladder irritation and prevent waking. The copy promises guaranteed help or money back and pitches a 35 cent package as a cheap solution for better sleep and potential rheumatism relief.
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Ramon
Otis
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Goldway
Fam Family
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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the Health Magazine
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Lyers
Avter
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia
Regus
Cook Dewey Hendrix
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson
James H. Pilkinton
Ttngland
Office Equipment Co
Msonbak
Jones
Janes Union
HANES
P. H. Os Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wm.r. Moore Dry Goods Co
Mida
Holly Grove
J. E. Bearden
Joe W. Wimberly
L. Carlson
John H. Barrow
Kall Bros. Ox
South Elm
Hope, Ark
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