Memorial notices policy and tribute charges
The Star warns tributes and memorials incur charges and will not guarantee manuscript return. Commercial pets are held to the policy in news columns to limit space used by memorials.
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Associated Press
Associated Predd
Natgame Advertising
Arkansas Deilies
Ind
Memphis
Stérick
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
E. Wack
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Milk and baby feeding practices in early dairy guidance
The article discusses milk sources with Jersey cows providing milk and stresses pasteurization and sterilization for safety. It explains that heat can destroy vitamin C, yet may improve digestibility, and notes the need to add water to cow's milk to approximate human milk. It cautions medical supervision for artificial feeding and tailoring formulas to individual babies.
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United States
Jerseys
Eys
Your Children! By Olive Roberts Barton
A parent stories a child’s accident when a ball breaks a window. The boy offers restitution by paying from his savings after tears, while the mother laments the need for punishment. The piece argues restitution balances harm yet warns against shaming, urging discipline without eroding self esteem.
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Olive Roberts
Barton
Teresa
Sam
Rand
Sears
Hitler the man who could not decide a dictator’s rise
Bruce Cation reviews Rudolf Olden’s Hitler biography noting Hitler shrinks from conflict, ties his fate to stronger factions, and rides a wave of German industrial backing and Reichswehr rearmament toward dictatorship. Olden argues Hitler exploited unrest and propaganda to ascend.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Rudolf Olden
Covid-Friede
Mr. Olden
Hugenberg
Reichswehr
Hollywood! By Paul Harrison on James Hilton and film era
Hollywood notes the English author James Hilton has sold several books to be made into films. He praises the movie industry and avoids complaints, despite many authors reacting strongly to film adaptations. Hilton’s measured comments reflect a nuanced view of Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Follywood
Hitler’s Hold Tied to Reichswehr in Olden Analysis
The Reichswehr shapes Hitler’s dictatorship through loyalty and power, with the 1934 blood purge cited as proof. Mr. Olden argues Hitler remains the Reichswehr’s creature and will stay dictator as long as the army wishes. The book is sharply hostile, thorough, and convictive.
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Reihswehr
Reichswehr
Olden
Hitler
Reichswehe
Hilton Sees Film Potential In Lost Horizon Adaptation
Hollywood excitement builds around Hilton's Lost Horizon as Frank Capra and Robert Riskin reshape the novel for the screen. Talks of new characters and altered lady missionary role surface, while Hilton enjoys rising fame and possible Academy recognition for his transition from author to screenwriter.
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Bethce
Frank Capra
Robert Riskin
Riskin
Capra
Searlet
Hilton
Hollywood
Nine Famous Features Form One Face in New Book Tale
A quirky report notes Ti merges nine famous features into a single face as Capta shows fondness for the book. Milton plans a return to England for play and novel work with radio reviews then back to Hollywood. The piece jokes about movie waste as artistic efficiency and mentions a disease affecting multiple animals. Agricultural sales peak in September through November with 42 percent of farm revenue.
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Capta
Milton
England
Hailywood
Gail
Natalie Preston
Natalie
Fifth Avenue
Gail in New York Finds Work and New Contacts
Gail travels to New York for art and fashion work, meeting Derek and Natalie Preston while pursuing a job at Madame Lizette's. A wealthy widow, Mrs Morton, shows potential future support, and Gail writes to Miss Cranston before bedtime amid city discoveries and romantic tension.
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Aecin
Everett
Lynne
Derek Nargreaves
Ou Artini
bin Convernation
Gail
Madame Tyzetve
Gall
Femperamental Midante Lisette Jus
Madame Dizette
Derek
Lucille
Tally
Timkéa Litin
Lucille Travers
J. Derek
Madama Lizette
Madame Lizette
Natalie
Madame’s
Gaz
Miss Cranston
Standings and Results From Tuesday and Wednesday Cricket
The standings list Tuesday results with teams Little Rock Nashville 2 Birmingham 8 Knoxville 2 Atlanta 9 Memphis 4 New Orleans Crottandage 2. Tuesday results show New York 7 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 7 Boston 2 Chicago 10 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 6 6 Pittsburgh 2 2 Detroit 12 2 Chicago 9 9 St Louis 8 Cleveland 5 Washington Philadelphia 2 Boston 5 New York 4. An adult musical and education program is set for Wednesday at 7:30 at the negro M EB church Elizabeth Hall. Negro WPA instruction announced with groups from Patmos and Hope. public invited.
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Little Rock & Nashville
Birminghard
Knoxville
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Crottandage
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelpha
Elizabeth Hall
Patmos
Hope
Southern Association Club
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Piteburgh
Travels Outplay Vols Again to Win 8-2
Pleading superbly behind the effective pitching of Moore, Little Rock defeated the Nashville Vols 8-2 in Nashville. The Vols stranded runners and produced little with men on base as Nashville’s defense turned three double plays in the early innings.
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Nashville
Tenn
Moore
Little Rock
Nashville Vols
Vols
New Methodist Bishops Election Highlights Church Leadership
The article lists several new Methodist bishops including Dr Wilbur Hammaker elected on the fourth ballot and Dr G Bromley Oxnam, heads DePauw University, with other bishops named at Columbus Ohio and Syracuse University. It also notes pastorships and academy ties, plus a sports update from Birmingham and Atlanta teams and a historical remark about Declaration signers attendance at college.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Youngstown
Wilbur ©. Hammaker
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
Vinoxous
Oggresalvo
G. Bromley Ox
Nam
Columbus
Oxnam
DePauw University
Greeneag
Mle
Ind
Columbus, O
Charles W. Flint
Syracuse University
Cornell College
Mt Vernon
Flint
Brooken
Political Announcements for Hempstead Primary Election
Political notices authorized to announce candidates for the Hempstead primary on August 7. Names listed include EMORY A THOMPSON LUKE MONROE for Representative, FRANK WARD for Sheriff and Collector, RUPFIN WHT FRANK RIDE for County Judge, CLIFFORD FRANKS for Treasurer, J M STEPHENS for Circuit Clerk, ARTHUR C ANDERSON and RALPH BAILEY, W A FORMBY.
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Steirte
Hempstead Con
Emory A. Thompson
Luke Monroe
Frank Ward
Rupfin
Frank Ride
Arthur C. Anderson
Ralph Bailey
W. A, Formby
Camden Shuts Out Hope Here Tuesday
The Southern Kraftsmen of Camden defeated Hope Here Tuesday, building on five Lumbe rjack errors. Camden’s eight hits, led by pitcher Reese, secured a win while Hope managed five off McDowell and Eliot. The Lumberjacks travel to Nashville Thursday.
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Kraftsmen
Camerden
Stele Sandiot
Williams Lumher
Company
Panchell
Cammden
Kraftismen
McDowell
Eliot
Hope
Reese
Camden
Nashville Hare
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Greterb
London
Alexander Korda
Marlone Dietrich
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Horzon
Mr. Deeds
de Mille
America
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Chin Binnie Barnes
Evelyn Venable
Frances Drake
Cheeks
Bette Davie
Tata Birell
Carole Lombard
Helen Gahagan
de Glamornous
Jean Seivwright
NEA Senace
Long Island
Ferrara
Creang
Crea
National League
Cy Moore
New Methodist Bishops
Hlarans Pould
Srinkles
Knojville
Town
Birmingham Barons
Emuakie
Nig Lipscomb
Crackers
Birds Whip Lookouts
Tom Drake
New Orleans Pelicans
Gallege
Hammaker
Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
N. Y
City Sven
Siae Arkdress State
Pede Eeeednees
Clifford Franks
J. M. Stephens
U.S. Naval Observatory
Berliy Inter Merchant Geow
Ray Anderson and Company
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